Programme Associate - Workforce Nutrition

Job Description

Title: Programme Associate - Workforce Nutrition

Company Name: Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN)

Vacancy: Not specific

Job Location: Dhaka

Employment Status: Full-time

Educational Requirements:
∎ Master's degree in food science, nutrition, social science, business administration, or a suitable equivalent.

Experience Requirements:
∎ At least 8 year(s)

Job Responsibilities:
∎ The Programme Associate for Workplace Nutrition will be responsible for providing technical support to ensure the effective and quality implementation of project activities. They will work directly with executive agencies, RMG institutions, creative media, government, policy institutions and other relevant strategic partners who are involved in similar activities for RMG workers. Responsibilities will include;
∎ Contributing to the development of the project implementation plan
∎ Reviewing progress against key performance indicators and targets.
∎ Engagement and relationship building with key external stakeholders including factory owners, government ministries and the International Labour Organisation
∎ Regular engagement with internal stakeholders including Targeted Dietary Programme Team, Knowledge Leadership and Finance team
∎ Candidates for this position should have demonstrable experience of developing and managing projects in a multi-cultural environment within the private sector, nutrition and food system, government or international organisations. Fluency in English is essential, as is the ability to communicate and work effectively in challenging field based scenarios.

Salary:
∎ Competitive

Application Deadline: May 31, 2019

Company Information:
∎ Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN)
∎ Business : The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is driven by the vision of a world without malnutrition. GAIN is a Swiss based foundation that mobilizes public-private partnerships and provides financial and technical support to deliver nutritious foods to those people most at risk of malnutrition. The organization is delivering improved nutrition to an estimated 273 million people in more than 25 countries, half of whom are women and children.

Category: NGO/Development