02 Consultants on Supporting the National Assembly’s Ethnic Council to Formulate a Monitoring Guideline for Policies and Programs of National Assembly’s Ethnic Council

The Project: “Strengthen Capacity for implementing and monitoring Policies on ethnic minorities ” (EMPCD) funded by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) for 2008-2012 to improve capacity for CEMA and Department of Ethnic Minority Affairs (DEMA) of Lai Chau, Quang Nam and Binh Phuoc in formulating, implementing and monitoring policies on ethnic minorities.
The project’s objectives are to improve capacity for CEMA and DEMAs of the aforementioned provinces in formulating, disseminating, implementing and monitoring Ethnic Minorities-related policies in a scientific and participatory method.
The project’s activities are based on the performance result of the VIE02/001 project which supports the “National Target Program for Poverty Reduction” and “the Socio-economic development program for Ethnic Minorities and mountainous areas- Program 135-II”. The project will focus on 3 capacity-related aspects: institutional development; strengthen leadership capacity and strengthen staff capacity.
The Project will “Support to formulate a monitoring framework for Ethnic Minorities policies and programs to be used by the National Assembly’s Ethnic Council”, particularly support National Assembly’s Ethnic Council to recruit national consultants on elaborating a Monitoring Guideline for Ethnic Minorities development policies and programs of National Assembly’s Ethnic Council;. To implement the activity, EMPCD is now recruiting 2 national consultants to support the Ethnic Council to elaborate a Monitoring Guideline for Policies and Programs.

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They would like to invite all national candidates to submit your Letter of Interest and CVs specifying your relevant experience to EMPCD to the following address:
EMPCD
No.25 Van Bao, Ha Noi
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
CC:  [email protected]; [email protected]
Deadline: 27th September, 2010