Component Lead for Protected Area Management, Biodiverse Landscapes Fund Lower Mekong Landscape

Fauna & Flora is seeking an experienced manager to oversee the protected area management
component within the BLF programme, providing cross-cutting thematic technical guidance and
leadership.

The successful candidate will have sound technical knowledge and proven experience of actively
engaging in the protected areas management, particularly in south-east Asia, and/or working
with both ranger units and community-based conservation organisations. You will have a strong
proven track record in project and grant management, and be skilled in providing strategic
advice and technical input to the design, development, implementation, evaluation, and
reporting of projects. You will have experience and technical expertise in managing and
advising projects or interventions which address issues of sustainable use and illegal wildlife
trade.

This role will be responsible for the design, delivery, and reporting of work being delivered
across three countries and by the different organisations. As such, strong leadership and
people management skills are essential to ensure a professional and motivated team that
delivers effectively to meet project aims, objectives, and timelines. The role also requires a
skilled communicator who is confident in developing and managing relationships internally and
externally with partner organisations, and relevant stakeholders, including donors and funders.

You will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the statutory and regulatory frameworks
within which Fauna & Flora operates, as well as a commitment to organisational, donor, and
legal compliance. You will have an advanced degree or equivalent level qualification in a
relevant discipline and/or substantial experience in a related role. Experience working in the
South-East Asia region is highly desirable.

Please visit our website for further details on how to apply.

The closing date for applications is Sunday 14 July 2024.

Interviews are likely to take place during the week commencing Monday 22 July
2024.