CALL FOR RESUMES
DAI, a global development consulting firm headquartered in Washington, DC, USA seeks to fill multiple positions to support an anticipated international development program focused on reduction of land-related conflict in Rwanda. The program aims to support Rwanda’s long-term sustainability by strengthening the resilience of its citizens, communities, and institutions and their ability to adapt to land-related economic, social and environmental changes. Long-term and short- term positions under the program are expected to be filled by experts in the following technical areas:
•Land policy research and analysis •Land dispute resolution •Gender analysis of land rights systems •Strengthening civil society organizations working in the land sector, including legal aid organizations working on behalf of women, youth and other vulnerable groups.
These positions are for submission in an anticipated proposal and contingent upon successful award of funding.
DAI, a global development consulting firm headquartered in Washington, DC, USA seeks to fill multiple positions to support an anticipated international development program focused on reduction of land-related conflict in Rwanda. The program aims to support Rwanda’s long-term sustainability by strengthening the resilience of its citizens, communities, and institutions and their ability to adapt to land-related economic, social and environmental changes. Long-term and short- term positions under the program are expected to be filled by experts in the following technical areas:
•Land policy research and analysis •Land dispute resolution •Gender analysis of land rights systems •Strengthening civil society organizations working in the land sector, including legal aid organizations working on behalf of women, youth and other vulnerable groups.
These positions are for submission in an anticipated proposal and contingent upon successful award of funding.
How to apply:
Please send your CV and letter of interest to rla@dai.com with your technical area of expertise in the subject line by December 10, 2011. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. These positions are for submission in an anticipated proposal and contingent upon successful award of funding.