Technician with CARDI_Deadline: May 1, 09

VACANCY NOTICES No : CARDI-003-03/09

LOCATION : Prateah Lang-Phnom Penh

POSITION TITLE : Technician

POST NUMBER : One (01)

TERM : LONG TERM

The Cambodian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (CARDI) have a mission to improve the living standards of all Cambodians, especially farmers, through agricultural research, training and technology transfer. CARDI is seeking one qualified Technician to assist Koh Ke Agricultural Research and Development Station ( Prah Vihear Province) .

RESPONSILITIES :

Under the supervision of Station the incumbent will be responsible for:

· Assist in research planning.

· Conducting, monitoring and evaluating experiments.

· Processing experimental data

· Writing reports of the research activities and outputs.

· Participation in day-to-day activities as required by the research station

QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:

· At least diploma degree in agronomy, or related fields.

· Work experience is related to entomology and ability to work in the field.

· Ability to spoken and written English.

· Computer skill, preferably MS Word, Excel.

· Enthusiasm to work in the Koh Ke Agricultural Research and Development Station.

SALARY: Based on work experience and qualification.

APPLICATION:

Ÿ Application should consist of

Ÿ Curriculum Vitae

Ÿ Cover letter with indication of Vacancy notices number and Position title

Ÿ Current photograph

Ÿ Application should address to:

Mr. Soeur Vanna, Deputy Director of Koh Ke Research Station, Tel: 099 815 965

Administration and Personnel Office,

Cambodian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (CARDI),

1- National Road No.3, Sangkat Prateah Lang, Khan Dangkor, Phnom Penh, Cambodia,

2- #252-254, St. 63, Sangkat Boeung Keng Kang I, Khan Chamkar Morn, Phnom Penh.

Tel: 855-23 219 693, 219 694, 216 228 Fax: 855-23 219 800,

E-mail Address: CARDI@cardi.org.kh, personnel@cardi.org.kh

Home Page: www.cardi.org.kh

Closing date: 1 May 2009, at 4:30 pm.

Only short-listed, applicants will be called for interviews. Not return of application.

Financial Management - How to plan your Business and Finance

This course consists of three modules from the GC21 Management Academy: Business Planning,
Financial Planning, Corporate Finance and Fundraising. These Web based Trainings are supported by experienced tutors and make use of all communication tools provided by the Global Campus 21©. Business planning can be usefully done by means of a Business Plan. For-profit business plans typically focus on financial goals. Non-profit and government agency business plans tend to focus on service goals. Business plans may also target changes in perception and branding by the customer, client, taxpayer, or larger community. A business plan having changes in perception and branding as its primary goals is called a marketing plan. All these different types and aspects are discussed in the first part of the course using practical examples and according to participants needs.
Financial Planning is a structured approach to strategic financial issues such as how the corporation should analyze and manage its capital. It deals with the analysis which investments the company should do and what portion of profits should be invested. Instruments and categories of Financial Planning are introduced in the second part of the course.
The third part of the course based on the module Corporate Finance and Fundraising addresses typical questions, which small and medium sized companies al well as other organizations typically face, such as “How can I decide whether I do an investment or not?”, “How can I take into account the factor of the interest rate to plan future investments?” or “What are instruments for Fundraising and how can they be optimized?”
Target Group
This course is designed for people starting their own business or people working in companies,
institutions or organisations (governmental, non-governmental) with responsibilities and some
experience in managing, planning and/or monitoring the results of development interventions. It is particularly useful for young entrepreneurs and consultants. Group size: maximum 30 participants.
Duration
4th May - 12th June 2009 (6 weeks), Learning hours online: approx. 35

Learning objectives
After you have finished this module, you know...
  • why and how to plan your business
  • what resources you need for your business
  • how to plan the implementation of your plan / business
  • that the value of money can be different depending from the point of view
  • be able to recognise different approaches to Calculation and Fundraising
  • know a collection of basic tools and instruments for Corporate Finance and Fundraising

and you will...
  • be familiar with the different types of calculation under which investment decisions can be
    analysed
  • have an idea, why interest rates play a crucial role in calculating
  • be familiar with the different types of calculation under which investment decisions can be
    analysed
  • have an idea, why interest rates play a crucial role in calculating
  • be able to recognise different approaches to Calculation and Fundraising

Application Requirements of Participants
  • Participants should be professionals with managerial responsibility from developing countries
  • Participants have basic experiences in planning and/or monitoring business projects or development interventions
  • Participants have / are given enough time to participate actively in the course (time for learning and practising the course content)
  • Participants can express themselves well in English

Technical Requirements
As it is an online training you need an accessible e-mail account and a very reliable internet connection during the course!
  • Browser: Internet Explorer 5.5 or Netscape Navigator 8 / Mozilla Firefox 2.0 (or higher), Java-Script enabled
  • Browser-Plugins: Flash Player 6 (or higher)
  • Software: Standard Office Software, Adobe Acrobat Reader

Course Management
For further information please contact: Mr. Volker Lichtenthäler
E-Mail: managementskills@inwent.org
Application deadline: 12th of April 2009
Please send your application via e-mail to: managementskills@inwent.org or register online.
Moreinfo:
www.gc21.inwent.org/management-skills-training

Writers and Reporters with YFP_Deadline: Apr 2, 09

Youth for Peace, a local NGO, is currently looking for two suitably qualified and motivated Cambodian national candidates to fulfill the positions as writers and reporters. The salary will start in a range from 300 (three hundred) dollars per month. The salary will be increased depending on competencies after annual appraisal.

Required Qualifications:

  • University degree in Journalism, Media and Communication or Relevant Degree or related work experience.
  • Excellent in English
  • Experience in writing articles, public relations, or communication sector preferable
  • Able to work under time pressure and cultural diversity.
  • Advanced in communication and organizational skills.
  • Knowledge of design and time management skills.
  • Able to communicate with the Media Institutions and other NGOs.
  • Proven leadership & team working ability.
  • Computer and design skills
  • Able to stay in the villages to gather information and work with community
Main Responsibilities

  • Research, interview and write articles for YFP magazine, memory books, memory calendar, and other publications as needed
  • Report for YFP radio program
  • Maintain the production of work to meet the deadline.
  • Report writing and minute taking if needed
  • Visit project fields and other mass killing
Interested candidates should submit their applications, including CV and Cover letter to YFP administration office with attention to Executive Director of Youth for Peace. Please contact us through house # 4-6 Street 513 Sangkat Boeungkok I, Khan Toulkork, and phone number: (855-23) 881 346. The application should be submitted no later than April 2, 2009 before 4:00 pm. More information about Youth for Peace please refer to www.yfpcambodia.org
Email: admin@yfpcambodia.org

2 LOAN RECOVERY OFFICER with VisionFund_Deadline: Mar 29, 09

VisionFund (Cambodia), a licensed microfinance institution working in synergistic partnership with key development players for economic development and poverty alleviation, is part of the VisionFund International global network operating in 47 countries.

LOAN RECOVERY OFFICER
(2 positions based in Kg. Chhnang and Kg. Thom provincial branch)

S/he is to responsible for collecting write off loans, and loans defaulted for more than 90 days within the target provincial branch in an appropriate timeline, and performing other tasks including compliance with legal requirements.

INITIAL REQUIREMENTS:

  • Bachelor Degree in Business, Economics, Law or other equivalent is an advantage;

  • Minimum 1 years of microfinance experience in directly dealing with loan clients and other related problem solving;
  • Strong management skill with ability to decide decisively in tough circumstances;
  • Strong interpersonal and motivation skills with high self-motivation;
  • Strong skills in problem solving and communication, especially with local authorities and court officials;
  • Good command of computer literacy and English language;

For detail job description and application form, please visit: Download a VisionFund’s official application form(English, Khmer)

Interested? Submit your application form, CVs, cover letter through email to: vfc_recruitment@wvi.org or VisionFund (Cambodia) HR Department: #20, street 71, Sangkat Tonle Basac, Khan Chamkarmorn, Phnom Penh, Tel: 023-216-052 extension 105, PO Box 479.

Program Manager, Natural Resources Management Program Staff with Chetthor_Deadline: Apr 9, 09

Chetthor is a humanitarian non-governmental, non-profit, and non-political organization working for the interest and benefits of the poor in Cambodia to improve their living condition through community Development/ empowerment. Chetthor was established in 12th January 1997, and registered with the Ministry of the Interior in 18th August 1997.

Chetthor is seeking applications from highly motivated and qualified Cambodian local personnel for the positions of:

Position:

  1. One Program Manager of Chetthor Organization
  2. One Natural Resources Management Program Staff

Major Responsibilities:
  • Produce documents on project activities including minutes, letters, contracts, and reports.
  • Provide technical assistance, capacity building, monitoring and technical oversight with partners for Project implementation

  • Facilitate to Action plan Group, policy, bookkeeping and support to Groups.

  • Follow up, monitoring, evaluation and coaching to the target group.

  • Assist in facilitating meetings, trainings, Project Proposal, and Report.

  • Collaborate with institution government, network, and NGOs.

  • Translate relevant documents from English to Khmer and Khmer to English.

Qualifications:

  • Cambodian national

  • · Minimum two (2) years working experience, preferably some experience working on community Development ( Economic, Agriculture, countryside development and Natural Recourse management)
  • Excellent ability of spoken and written English and Khmer.Experience in project management is an advantage.
  • Holding university degree or equivalent.
  • Good interpersonal and communication skills.
  • High commitment and ability to work under pressure.
  • Experience in Management.
  • Computer skills (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint).

Closing date for all applications: Tuesday April, 07 2009 at 5:00pm

Tentative date of interview: Thursday April, 09 2009

Interested candidates should send their CVs with a cover letter to Chetthor office # 328, Street11,

Group27, Preikkhsay Village, Preikkhsay kor Commune, Peam ro district, Prey veng Province,

Or by E-mail: chetthor@yahoo.com/ sarithyun@yahoo.com

Tel: 012 688 121/ 016 301 995

Manager - Group Investigations with ANZ Royal_Deadline: Apr 10, 09

ANZ Royal is an international standard bank joint venture established between Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) and the Royal Group of Cambodia, that has been awarded the 2007 Financial Insights Innovation Award by Financial Insights Asia Pacific based in Singapore, following the reward given by the London publication “The Banker” as the Cambodian Bank of the Year Award.

ANZ Royal now is seeking customer-oriented and motivated individuals, who would like to gain work experience at ANZ Royal Bank for the position below.

Manager - Group Investigations (Cambodia) (Re-advertised) (1 position based in Phnom Penh)

The incumbent is responsible for investigating allegations of internal fraud, other criminal offences, corruption, and serious misconduct against ANZ Royal employees and develop proactive measures to reduce risks to the business.


Main Duties

    • Investigate wide range of external frauds, (including internet banking, cardholder and merchant fraud, mortgage fraud, cheque fraud and suspicious transaction reports relating to money laundering)
    • Investigate allegations of internal fraud, corruption and serious misconduct of or against ANZ Royal employees
    • Investigate criminal offences and serious breaches of internal policies committed by employees
    • Act immediately to minimize the loss and increase the chances recovery of ANZ Royal assets
    • Report any suspected cases of criminal activity of ANZ Royal employees
    • Prepare and compile statements and investigative reports for BU’s and law enforcement agencies
    • Prepare and present evidence for Court and appear as a witness and give evidence in relations to hearings or prosecutions
    • Conduct compliance and fraud control testing

    Skills/ Experience

    • Background experience in auditing or compliance role related to banking. Senior or Managerial work experience with international audit firms is an advantage
    • Skills in interviewing, analysing and investigating complex matters using investigative techniques
    • Excellent interpersonal and oral communication skills including the ability to negotiate effectively, to conduct investigative interviews, to effectively liaise with external stakeholders
    • Excellent ability to prepare detailed reports, briefs of evidence and correspondence dealing with complex issues
    • Organizational, leadership and time management skills
    • Practical understanding of criminal, civil law and associated legal proceedings
    • Inter-cultural sensitivity and awareness


Interest applicants meeting the above requirements should submit their CV along with a cover letter to anzrjobs@anz.com.

Applications must be submitted no later than 10 April 2009. Only short listed applicants will be contacted for interview.

Model ASEM Conference

Model ASEM Conference, Le Havre, France
10 - 14 November 2009

Co-organized by the SciencesPo Paris Europe-Asia undergraduate programme and the ASEF University Alumni Network (ASEFUAN), the 2009 Model ASEM Youth edition in Le Havre will be a simulation aimed primarily at international high school students with strong interest in the political, economic and social relations between Asia and Europe.

Documents

Applications and Selection Criteria

Students wishing to participate at a Model ASEM should send their online application form together with a copy of their resume to the Conference team. Delegates to Model ASEM will be drawn from an applicant pool of top high school students from around the world, and participant selection will be based on general academic qualifications and merit.

Prospective participants applying to participate at the 2009 Model ASEM Le Havre should fulfil the following criteria:

  • Being enrolled as a High School student
  • Being in their final year (Senior) in November 2009
  • Nationals from ASEM country
  • Above-average academic records
  • Proficiency in English
  • Demonstrated record of scholarship and leadership in their discipline.

Pre-conference Work

After being selected for a delegate to Model ASEM participants will receive a confirmation email from the organisers and are then asked to complete an information package consisting of:

  • General information of the country represented;
  • Country's relation to ASEM;
  • Country's official opinion of the discussion topics.

This information package should be around 1000 words, and should be sent prior to the conference to the conference team before the simulation (see Research Guidelines under Resources. Each delegation is also responsible for writing an opening statement of the country they will represent during the simulation (see Opening Statements under Resources). Participants do have to send their opening statements prior to the conference and should be well prepared to give their opening statement on the first day of the event.

To be eligible for participation, students must meet the Model ASEM selection criteria and apply in teams of two. Only one application needs to be sent by each team. Applicants need to be enrolled at high school and have a demonstrated record of scholarship and leadership in their discipline. Also, students should be proficient in English, which is the official language of the Model ASEM conference. Selection will be based on merit, but due to limited places, priority will be given to students being citizens of the country they are applying from.

Only applications from students who hold a passport of one of the following ASEM member countries will be accepted: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Laos, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Mongolia, Myanmar, The Netherlands, Pakistan, The Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, United Kingdom and Vietnam.

A complete application comprises two resumes (one for each of the two team members) and two letters of motivation (or personal statements, one per team member) no longer than 300 words, outlining the applicants’ main reasons for wanting to participate in this year’s Model ASEM and a demonstrated interest in the ASEM process. The application process begins March 16th and ends May 17th. Successful applicants will be informed by early June.

Questions about the application process may be directed to lehavre2009@modelasem.org.

To apply now, please fill in an online application form.

Moreinfo: http://modelasem.org

Topography Survey with CAVAC_Deadline: Mar 31, 09

Location: Kaun Satv commune, Kampot district, Kampot province

Commencement: April 1st 2009

Survey period: 1 month

Deadline for submission of quote: March 31 2009

Background

The Cambodia Agriculture Value Chain (CAVAC) is program supported by the Australian Government in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture Forestry and Fishery (MAFF) and the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology (MOWRAM). One of the core activities during the interim phase of CAVAC is the feasibility study of irrigation systems and detailed engineering design.

CAVAC is now looking for the experienced and qualified institution and consulting firms and individual group to conduct the topographical survey of the reservoir storage volume of Kaun Satv which is estimated to be about 250 ha. Table below describes the activities required:

  1. Setting out of control points

- Three primary control points are required to establish by using DGPS (or other method) in triangular position with distance apart from each other of about 1km to 1.5km, the characteristic of each primary control point need to be reported to CAVAC (X_Utm, Y_Utm and Z). After the establishment of the PCPs the contractor need to verify these points to the CAVAC engineer or assigned engineer before further work to the Secondary Control Points (SCP).

- The Secondary CP needs to be established at the existing headwork structures, however if the distance between the headwork structures is more than 500 m the SCP needs to be established in the form of concrete blocks, especially at the head of the main canals, and the numbers of secondary SCPs are limited to 20. The characteristics of each SCP need to be described in the report and only after establishment of these SCPs then grid point surveys could be started.

- The dimensions of each SCP should consist of following characteristics, Stem height of 0.45m, stem dimension of (0.10 or 0.12m) x (0.10 or 0.12m). Base dimension of 0.4m x 0.4m and base thickness of 0.05m, with stone sub base (4x6) of thickness about 0.05m.

- The control point should comprise steel pins set in concrete. They shall be accurately identified, referenced to the based maps and registered to the GIS system, and tabulated on the completed survey drawings. A hardcopy log shall be prepared containing location co-ordinates, photos, and elevation.

  1. Vertical and horizontal control survey

- Reference datum: Horizontal reference will be referenced to a GPS based spatial reference system if practicable and feasible. These co-ordinates should be transformed to a recognized plane co-ordinate system such as UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator) grid system.

- Grid systems and North arrow references shown on maps or plans must clearly indicate the reference datum and orientation origin. Vertical reference should be to a National datum if possible. If independently or locally referenced this shall be indicated on the plans.

- DGPS or GPS of high accuracy less than 3 m in horizontal direction would accept to be used. The elevations of the SCPs are required using leveling instrument to the accuracy of 0.5mm. The requirement tolerance for reservoir area survey is 3 m for horizontal and 0.5mm for vertical.

  1. Tachometric survey reservoir and command area

- The requirement for grid point survey is of distance from point to point in the range of 25m to 30m. However this distance is not limited to other special features like canals, ponds or depression area. Facing such features closer distance should be taken.

  1. Preparation of survey

- Report and final products to be submitted to CAVAC:

o Field survey data including survey dates, weather conditions, surveyors name, locations (One set).

o Benchmark log (CPs).

o Location map (One set)

o Final report including a summary describing the processes and survey methods, instruments used for survey, results of accuracy control and other necessary information (One set).

o Digital copy of the survey points, control points and contour map should be provided with the report.

o Map scale for the reservoir of 1: 5000 is required.

Self-explanation

Processing of topographical data need to be done by using computer programs land development and ArcMap GIS computer program to overlay on ortho-photo map, the required topographical survey during the feasibility study is focused within the reservoir storage area to assess the reservoir water volume and to cover on the command area for planning of canal distribution system. The results of the topographical survey will be used by the engineer for preparation of the preliminary design to do calculation of water balance in order to assess the potential command area. Ortho-photo should cover the command area which shows irrigation layout and will provide as based maps for the reservoir and/or irrigation system, and shall be taken into consideration when reviewing social, technical and economic data.

The survey results for the topographic maps of the reservoir shall be represented on a 1:5,000 target map scale plan drawing with elevation contour intervals at 0.5 m intervals in height. Feature location tolerance shall be 3 m horizontal and 0.1 m vertical.

The plan shall also indicate land use, the locations and levels of the permanent survey stations and benchmarks. As professional practice survey points should have been already establish at the office and transfer into GPS, by doing so the survey points will be uniformly distributed, so as per the instruction, which the surveyor need to follow.

The produce contour lines should represent the actual existing ground, this mean the lines should not cut higher elevation such as existing roads or canal embankment or cross existing stream, as these features are clearly shown on the aerial photo.

Relative accuracy or Precision of the survey work shall be evaluated using the standards for closure estimated based on internal closure checks using the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) classification.

Address for the submission: Department of Agricultural Extension

Ministry of Agriculture Forestry and Fisheries

200 Norodom Boulevard, Phnom Penh

Cambodia

Email: long_chenda@online.com.kh

Note: Only short listed institutions and firms and individual group are called for further discussion and interview.

DYNAMIC Agricultural Extension and Research Specialist with ACIAR_Deadline: Apr 1, 09

The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) forms part of Australia’s official development assistance program. ACIAR will manage the Research and Extension component of the new 5 year, AusAID-funded Cambodia Agricultural Value Chain Program. CAVAC’s goal is to accelerate growth in the value of agricultural production and smallholder incomes in selected provinces (Kampong Thom, Takeo and Kampot) through improved productivity of rice-based farming systems.
CAVAC’s Research and Extension component will:
  • Fund and manage programs of priority research activities that address constraints in selected value chains;
  • Implement a farmer extension program among participating water user and agribusiness groups,
  • Enhance the capacity of extension providers to transfer improved technologies and information to farmers;
  • Develop and implement a partnership program linking researchers, extensionists, farmers and agribusiness.

This component will work closely with the general management of the overall CAVAC program as well as in integration with components addressing agribusiness development, water management and irrigation and business enabling environment.

A Cambodian national is required to contribute to the delivery of research subcomponent outputs and later be responsible for the day to day management of the extension subcomponent.

Selection criteria:

  1. Minimum agriculturally-related Master’s degree at a recognized university
  2. Strong understanding of Cambodian agriculture and agribusiness (particularly in the rice cropping sector)
  3. Proven communications and reporting skills, based upon superior English language (written, spoken and reading) skills equivalent to an IELTS of 6 or greater, and native fluency in Khmer language
  4. Computer proficiency is required
  5. Sound understanding of community-based approaches to agricultural extension and development
  6. Strong communication and group facilitation skills, particularly in suggesting avenues for discussion and decision making which encourage broad participation
  7. International training and/or experience in working with international research and extension organizations is highly desirable
  8. Standing and networks in Cambodian agricultural research and extension system highly desirable

A competitive salary will be offered, commensurate with experience; please send a 2-3 page covering letter indicating how your skills and qualifications satisfy each of the qualifications listed above as well as a resume indicating the background and experience for this position. If you require further information, call Craig Meisner at 012427677 or email Meisner@aciar.gov.au. The appointee would initially be contracted for 3 years, subject to annual renewal and with an initial 3 month probation period. Subject to performance a further contract would be offered. An attractive senior remuneration package will be negotiated commensurate with experience and qualifications. TO APPLY: Applications specifically addressing the selection criteria, outlining relevant experience, and including names of three referees and contact details should be forwarded through email by April 1, 2009 to: Dr. Craig A. Meisner: Meisner@aciar.gov.au

Administrative Officer Assistant, Receptionist/Typist with Open Institute_Deadline: Mar 25, 09

The Open Institute is a local non-governmental and not-for-profit organization whose mission is to facilitate knowledge sharing and communication for social development in Cambodia. It presently runs six programs: KhmerOS, Women Empowerment for Social Change, Open-learning, Open Schools, Publications and Lexicography.
The Open Institute is seeking qualified candidates for the following positions:
I. Administrative Officer Assistant: (one position)
1. Responsibilities
  • To administer and monitor all activities of the Administration section.
  • To supervise and provide guidance to team members.
  • To actively communicate within team and with other departments.
  • To organize and maintain the filing system.
  • To take minute for the meetings.
  • To take part in staff/volunteers recruitment and selection.
  • To regularly communicate and develop reports, work plan, time schedule.
  • To participate and contribute knowledge and experience to build team capacity.

2. Selection criteria

  • Graduated from management bachelor degree or equivalent degree.
  • One year experience as administrator at an organization.
  • Good knowledge in office management and human resources experience.
  • Proven in using computer applications: Office applications, E-mail, Internet, file management.
  • Good in speaking and writing Khmer and English language.
  • Good interpersonal skills, time management, discipline, and able to work with little supervision.

II. Receptionist/Typist: (one position)

1. Responsibilities:

  • To greet visitors, handle incoming calls on multi-line telephones
  • To direct visitors to their destinations.
  • To set appointment and perform general administrative duties.
  • To type letters and documents in Khmer language.

2. Selection criteria:

  • Minimum high school or higher education degree
  • Age between 20-35 years old
  • Having at least one year of experience as a receptionist
  • Computer, E-mail and Internet literacy, and Khmer typing
  • Able to speak and write Khmer perfectly
  • Able to speak and understand English
  • Adequate inter-communications skills
  • Attentive, mature, dependable and able to perform multiple task quickly

III. Recommended Reading:
It is strongly encouraged that you download and read the documents below:

IV. Submission of application:
All the applicants are required to submit their applications including the following:

  • A cover letter that addresses how your qualifications meet the selection criteria mentioned above and salary expectation.
  • Last updated CV attached with a recent passport photo and relevant certificates.

Qualified candidates are invited to submit all required documents in hard copy to House 19 Street 374, Sangkat Tuol Svay Prey I, Khan Chamkarmorn. Application closing date is March 25, 2009 at 16:00. For further inquiry: 023 224821. Qualified women are encouraged to apply. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

Operating Risk & Compliance Officer with ANZ Royal_Deadline: Apr 3, 09

ANZ Royal is an international standard bank joint venture established between Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) and the Royal Group of Cambodia, that has been awarded the 2007 Financial Insights Innovation Award by Financial Insights Asia Pacific based in Singapore, following the reward given by the London publication “The Banker” as the Cambodian Bank of the Year Award. ANZ Royal now is seeking customer-oriented and motivated individuals, who would like to gain work experience at ANZ Royal Bank for the position below.
Operating Risk & Compliance Officer (1 position based in Phnom Penh)
The position is responsible for assisting in the implementation and maintenance of high quality Operational Risk and Regulatory Compliance programs relevant to the Support Areas
Main Duties
  • Effectively implement Operating Risk & Compliance Framework to Support Areas
  • Effectively coordinate/implement BCP, Risk Training & Awareness, AML Compliance, General Security, and
  • Risk Register/ Risk Assessment activities
  • Implement Compliance Testing & provide business with detailed reporting on any control design and effectiveness deficiencies and obtain appropriate action plan and timeframes from responsible parties
  • Provide other value add support to BU as required

Skills/Experience

  • Qualifications in a business related field such as Commerce/Law
  • Strong knowledge of the principles of Operational Risk Management and Compliance disciplines
  • Sound Audit or compliance testing skills
  • Excellent problem identification & resolution skills
  • Good knowledge of Bank's front/back office processes and procedures and related controls
  • Strong analytical skills combined with good planning, problem solving and organisation skills
  • Sound communication in English and Khmer as well as strong interpersonal and influencing skills
  • Computer literacy; in particular, Microsoft Word and Excel

Interest applicants meeting the above requirements should submit their CV along with a cover letter to anzrjobs@anz.com. Applications must be submitted no later than 03 April 2009. Only short listed applicants will be contacted for interview.

50 trainees with Royal School of Administration_Deadline: May 5, 09








Administrative Manager with Heifer International_Deadline: Apr 7, 09

Heifer International Cambodia, a non-profit, humanitarian INGO dedicated to working with communities to end hunger and poverty and care for the earth by providing livestock, education and other resources to help poor families become self-reliant, is seeking a qualified Cambodian national to fill the position of ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER. This position will be located in Heifer’s office in Phnom Penh.

Major Responsibilities:

A. Provide leadership to the development and implementation of administrative and human resource system and take initiative to improve administration procedures and approaches

B. Provide overall administrative support to the Heifer Cambodia office and its project partners to ensure compliance with policies and procedures and accountability standards

C. Update the Operational Manual to ensure compliance with Heifer International and local government policies, procedures and regulations

D. Process all contracts, agreements, and other legal documents between Heifer Cambodia and partner organizations, consultants, government agencies and other third parties

E. Coordinate with related government authorities on registration process to ensure the appropriate legal status of Heifer Cambodia

F. Manage all aspects of Human Resources such as recruitment, annual evaluations, etc.

G. Ensure that appropriate personnel policies and procedures implemented in adherence to Heifer International and local government’s policies, procedures and regulations

H. Maintain and update personnel and administration files, employment contracts, and other relevant personnel documents

I. Identify needed training in labor policies or laws and contract requirements or obligations to improve the development of both employment and independent contracts or agreements

J. Supervise the Administrative Staff and provide guidance to their work and professional growth

K. Supervise and monitor the purchase of consumables, stationeries and fixed assets

L. Conduct new staff orientation on administrative matters and ensure that new staff receive orientation from all departments

M. Communicate with the Country Director on a regular basis regarding the status of administrative and personnel matters

N. Participate as an active member of the Senior Management Team, taking part in the major decision-making process of Heifer Cambodia, especially on matters related to administration and personnel

O. Seek continued growth in the knowledge of Heifer International programs and issues of hunger and poverty

P. Perform other job-related duties as requested

Education / Experience and Skills:

Bachelor’s degree in Public or Business Administration, Social Development, Humanities, or related fields required; Master’s degree preferred; plus five (5) years experience, including a minimum of one (1) year in a supervisory capacity. Other job-related education and/or experience may be substituted for all or part of these requirements.

a) Proficient in English and Khmer, both spoken and written

b) Good understanding and sensitivity to issues associated with poverty, hunger and environment

c) Good knowledge of non-governmental organizations

d) Good knowledge of various government schemes for rural development and poverty alleviation

e) Excellent organizational skills including strong attention to detail

f) Ability to produce accurate documents in a well designed and attractive format

g) Ability to maintain confidentiality

h) Computer proficient in word processing, spreadsheets, presentation tools, electronic mail and internet (Microsoft preferred)

i) Ability and willingness to work with flexible schedule

j) Ability and willingness to travel extensively, both domestically and internationally

k) Motivated to work responsibly with little supervision

l) Excellent leadership qualities and communication skills

m) Ability to cooperate effectively and harmoniously with project partners and like-minded organizations

n) Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to work cooperatively, tactfully and diplomatically with a culturally diverse group of people

o) Demonstrate a high degree of honesty and integrity

p) Ability to foster and maintain a spirit of unity, teamwork and cooperation

q) Sensitivity in working with multiple cultures and beliefs, and to gender equity

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Interested candidates should apply with a complete Application Form, Cover Letter, and CV by 07 April 2009 to Heifer International Cambodia Office at #30, Street 436/99, Boeung Trabek, Chamcar Mon.

Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview.
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