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From: "CUSO - Marion White" <cuso@pei.sympatico.ca>
To: "Cuso@Pei.Sympatico.Ca" <cuso@pei.sympatico.ca>
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 13:12:15 -0300
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	********  5 Job OPEN in the Caribbean ********


	BELIZE	MICRO-FINANCE OFFICER/TRAINER

The cooperant will work with the Belize Enterprise for Sustainable
Technology (BEST) at its headquarters in Belmopan, the capital of Belize.
The cooperant would assist in developing appropriate training programmes for
staff in micro credit management, and in programme delivery in rural
communities; and in designing training workshops in small business
management for potential borrowers. The cooperant should possess a Masters
or Bachelors Degree in Business Administration, Economics, Finance or
Accounting. S/he must have at least three years experience in micro credit
management, micro enterprise development and/or financial management. The
cooperant should be computer literate. A knowledge of Spanish would be an
asset.


	BELIZE	TRAINER/ORGANISER IN GENDER ISSUES

The cooperant will work with the National Women's Commission of Belize that
was established in 1982 to serve as an advisory body to government on issues
relating to women. Duties will include assisting the secretariat of the
Commission in the development of effective administrative systems and
structures, and providing training to staff in the management of these
systems, training members of the Commission in gender analysis and advocacy,
especially in the promotion of gender awareness. Candidates must have a
first degree in the social sciences or women's studies; a minimum of five
years experience working with community or women's groups, be able to
provide training to persons of varying levels of education and skills in
grant/proposal writing. Some knowledge of Spanish would be an asset.

	JAMAICA	POLICY ANALYST (ON WOMEN'S ISSUES)

The Bureau of Women's Affairs is the government agency that provides advice
to the government on policy issues as it relates to the condition of women.
The cooperant will assist the Bureau in research on the policies being
implemented, provide support to the Bureau on its work with communities and
women's groups, provide training for policy makers and provide support in
the development of gender policies. Candidates should have at least a second
degree in the social sciences and be familiar with gender issues. Skills in
research, informal education and workshop facilitation, and experience of
working with community and/or women's groups are required.


	JAMAICA	PROGRAMME SUPPORT OFFICER

The cooperant will work with the CUSO Caribbean office assisting in the
coordination activities related to the implementation of CIDA's gender
equity fund in Jamaica. The Fund in the Caribbean provides strategic support
to the work of government and non-government agencies aimed at increasing
opportunities for women in CARICOM countries to participate in the
sustainable development of their societies by encouraging gender equity.
Duties include providing support for project monitoring activities,
providing advice and training to project beneficiaries, assisting in the
identification of organisations and projects for support and providing input
for the preparation of Gender Fund country strategies. The candidate should
have proven experience in gender analysis, and should understand results
based management. Programme management and administrative skills are
essential. The candidate should also have several years experience of
working on programming issues with women's groups and be willing to work
with persons who live in rural and economically depressed communities. A
knowledge of the Caribbean region would be an asset.

	ANTIGUA	BEEKEEPER - to work with a Honey Cooperative

(job description is being developed)


Send your CV to:

CUSO Atlantic - Marian White
81 Prince St., Charlottetown, PEI C1A 4R3
902 892-2610
1 800 676-8411 (Atlantic)



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