Founded in 1942, Oxfam Great Britain made its first grant in Vietnam in 1955, and is now a leading global development and humanitarian organization. Oxfam GB's programmes in Vietnam range across sectors including rural livelihoods and infrastructure, basic education, disaster management, and national level social and economic policy change. Oxfam GB is a member of Oxfam International. We are looking for an experienced and dynamic Vietnamese citizen to fill the following position: HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMME OFFICER Reference number: INT3836 The post is offered on a fixed term contract, based in Hanoi but with frequent travel (about 40% travel)
CARE in Vietnam is a Non-Government Organisation representing the CARE International network. CARE in Vietnam is a creative and dynamic organisation, working with Vietnamese partners in the sectors of health, rural development and disaster mitigation and preparedness. The Thai Nguyen Women’s economic collaboration for development (ECCODE) project is funded by EU and CARE Denmark. The overall objective of project is “To contribute to poverty reduction for the rural population of Thai Nguyen province by ensuring access to economic resources and influence over decisions that affect their lives”.
1. Background The Spanish Red Cross (SRC) has been present in Viet Nam since 2002. Over previous years, SRC and its local partner - the Viet Nam Red Cross (VNRC) have cooperated in several programs, including organizational capacity building, emergency response, disaster preparedness/management, vocational training and micro-credit.
Alive & Thrive (A&T), a multi-year initiative (2009-2013) aimed at improving the nutritional status of infants and young children, is led by the Academy for Educational Development and in Viet Nam is being implemented through a joint partnership with Save the Children, GMMB, the International Food Policy Research Institute & the University of California, Davis. The initiative will contribute significantly to the Government of Viet Nam’s (GoV) priorities and accelerate ongoing efforts to reduce stunting. The initiative will also create synergies with other stakeholders such as the Viet Nam Women’s Union, UN agencies, other international and local non-government organizations and the private for-profit sector.
Project: “Improved Health and Hygiene Promotion for Ethnic Minority Groups in Muong Te district, Lai Chau province of Vietnam”
1. Background: Church World Service (CWS) is an American NGO, which began its work in Vietnam in 1954. Since then, CWS Vietnam has supported Vietnam continuously with projects primarily focusing on improving health services, access to water and sanitation, nutrition for children, education for ethnic minorities and disaster relief.
The Sustainable Health Development Centre (VietHealth) is a Vietnamese NGO working in the field of healthcare and public health with a particular focus on sexual and reproductive health, mother-and-child healthcare, HIV/AIDs awareness and prevention, disability awareness, prevention and rehabilitation, and primary and preventive healthcare.
They are currently looking to recruit two members to join our evaluation on a project. The available vacancies are for a Quality Assessor and a Study Assistant (social safeguard), needed to carry out the evaluation. More detailed information about the project and the evaluation is listed below.
The Swiss Red Cross (SRC) is working since the 1960th in Vietnam. In September and October 2009 the Typhoons Ketsana and Mirinae created extensive destruction. Following an appeal for support by the Vietnam National Red Cross (VNRC), the SRC engaged in relief operations. To support its work in more long term the SRC is opening a country office in Vietnam. In order to achieve their goals, the Swiss Red Cross will need with the upcoming construction of village houses an additional Junior Engineer for the Country Office in Tuy Hoa, Phu Yen Province.
