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Our organisation is growing rapidly as we expand the breadth and scope of our global conservation action.
We're always looking for talented, dedicated and enthusiastic individuals who share our passion for the natural world and want to help us achieve our conservation vision. Whatever your background or experience, we want to hear from you. Explore our current listings below for our current paid and voluntary opportunities.
TRAFFIC is a dynamic, passionate, and diverse organisation which prides itself on having a dedicated team of varied specialists in their fields
Caroline Knightley, Head – Global HR
Job Opportunities
Executive Director
Location: Cambridge, UK
Contract: Permanent
We are looking for our next Executive Director, who will be a collaborative, progressive and dynamic leader for the next chapter of our organisation’s growth and development. We are looking for an inclusive and inspirational leader with strong alignment to our mission. The successful candidate will be able to inspire, manage and develop a diverse, international and high-performing team of specialists in their fields, steward the financial health of the organisation and develop a strategy to address an increasingly competitive landscape.
Deadline for Applications: 2nd Nov 2020
The search firm Perrett Laver is supporting this recruitment, further information and how to apply can be found below.
Asia Programme Director
Location: Bangkok, Thailand (we would consider the role being based in another TRAFFIC Asia Office for the right candidate).
Contract: 24 month contract (with the possibility of extension)
This position plays a leading role in the development, promotion and marketing of TRAFFIC’s global conservation programme, with specific attention to Asia. We are looking for someone who inspires, manages and guides programme delivery, supervises project implementation and is a leading technical role in the development and delivery of policy work. The role will be a valuable member of the senior leadership team and will input into TRAFFIC publications and funding proposals.
Deadline for applications: 1st November 2020
For more information and how to apply, please see below.
Project Officer - Wild at Home
Location: Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Contract: Full time, fixed until 31st July 2022 (with the possibility of extension).
The Project Officer is a new role for the project “Wild at Home — Using Markets for Wild Ingredients to Support Conservation and Rural Livelihoods” (Wild at Home), which has an overall aim of highlighting the harvest, trade and use of the wild plant “hidden” ingredients and expand markets and pathways for sustainable trade that benefits wild species and harvesters. The Project Officer will be responsible for driving forward and managing the project. This role is ideal for a self-driven, enthusiastic team player, with a background and experience in project management, development and delivery of conservation campaigns and initiatives, communications, and corporate sector engagement.
Closing date for applications: 28th October 2020
To apply, please click here
Senior Project Officer - Social and Behaviour Change
Location: Vietnam
Contract: Full time, fixed until 30th June 2023
Human behaviour is a central factor facilitating and driving wildlife trade, and in ensuring solutions to some of the consequences arising from illegal and unsustainable trade and associated risks such as zoonosis. As part of the new phase of the Wildlife-TRAPS project, TRAFFIC will develop social and behaviour change approaches that reduce the sale and consumption of wild animals traded in illegal and unregulated markets for meat, medicinal and pet purposes. This post will take lead responsibility for driving forward this work, in close collaboration with other members of TRAFFIC’s social and behaviour change team and an external Community of social and behavioural science experts and practitioners (www.ChangeWildlifeConsumers.org). Project activities will include work in Asian and African countries.
Deadline for applications: 13th November 2020
To apply, please click here
INL Project Finance and Administration Officer
Location: Antananarivo, Madagascar
Contract: This is a one-year fixed-term position (possibility of an extension)
The Finance and Administration Officer will support TRAFFIC’s growing project portfolio in Madagascar. The successful candidate will support the Madagascar Project Manager and the INL Project Manager with financial and administrative support to our projects in the country, with special focus on the US-INL-financed LEMUR-CWC (“Law Enforcement in Madagascar: a United Response to Combating Wildlife Crime”) project.
Full Terms of Reference can be found here.
How to apply:
Please send a covering letter and detailed CV by email to Enable JavaScript to view protected content. with the subject “INL Project Finance and Administration Officer”. A specific template for the cover letter and resume can be requested by email:Enable JavaScript to view protected content..
Closing date for applications: 27th October 2020
INL Project Manager
Location: Antananarivo, Madagascar
Contract: This is a one-year fixed-term position (possibility of an extension)
The INL Project Manager will support TRAFFIC’s growing project portfolio in Madagascar focused on law enforcement, trade monitoring, and capacity development to counter the illegal national and cross-border trade in Malagasy wildlife. The Project Manager will be directly in charge of managing the US-INL-financed project titled “Law Enforcement in Madagascar: a United Response to Combating Wildlife Crime” (LEMUR-CWC).
Full Terms of Reference can be found here.
How to apply:
Please send a covering letter and detailed CV by email to Enable JavaScript to view protected content. with the subject “INL Project Manager”. A specific template for the cover letter and resume can be requested by email:Enable JavaScript to view protected content..
Closing date for applications: 27th October 2020
Legal Officer
Location: Antananarivo, Madagascar
Contract: This is a one-year fixed-term position (possibility of an extension)
Project Manager will support TRAFFIC’s growing project portfolio in Madagascar. The successful candidate will support the Madagascar Project Manager and the INL Project Manager to implement a comprehensive portfolio of projects focused on countering the illegal national and cross-border trade in Malagasy wildlife, with special focus on the US-INL-financed LEMUR-CWC (“Law Enforcement in Madagascar: a United Response to Combating Wildlife Crime”) project. He will undertake court case monitoring, historical case reviews, capacity building, and other activities as per required by project needs.
Full Terms of Reference can be found here.
How to apply:
Please send a covering letter and detailed CV by email to Enable JavaScript to view protected content. with the subject “Legal Officer”. A specific template for the cover letter and resume can be requested by email:Enable JavaScript to view protected content..
Closing date for applications: 27th October 2020
Project Coordinator
Location: Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Contract: Fixed term for 2 years
We are seeking to appoint a Coordinator for a new project that intends to document and understand the convergence of conservation crimes that focuses on wildlife, forest, fishing and minerals, delivered largely through desktop research and analysis. The project aims to identify, analyze, and map the illicit networks and the dynamics associated with these conservation crimes in Indonesia, and to understand related points of convergence, such as modus operandi, routes, transportation and supply chains. This includes where they may be associated with other crime types such as money laundering, with the an overall objective of providing practical solutions to governments and partners to address conservation crimes more holistically as a group.
The full job description and information on how to apply can be found here.
Closing date for applications: 9th November 2020
consultancies and tenders
Study of the Prunus Africana Value Chain in the Chabal Mbabo Area (Consultant)
Location: Cameroon
Start Date: 09 November 2020
Type of contract: Fixed-term (15 working days)
This activity is part of the FODER-TRAFFIC project funded by the CEPF (Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund), entitled "Project to support the conservation and participatory management of the Tchabal Mbabo Forest Landscape (COGESPA-Tchabal Mbabo, French acronym of the project)". The overall objective of this project is to promote concerted management of the Tchabal Mbabo Forest Landscape in order to reduce threats to biodiversity.
The main objective of this consultancy is linked to the third sub-objective of the project: ‘To strengthen the capacities of the surrounding communities on the sustainable exploitation of P. africana’ and has the key objective to carry out a baseline study to consolidate existing information on the harvest and socio-economic benefits (e.g. income) from P. africana harvesting to the surrounding communities of the Tchabal Mbabo Landscape.
The full Terms of Reference can be found here.
The full Terms of Reference in French can be found here.
HOW TO APPLY:
Interested candidates are requested to send, in addition to their CV and cover letter, a technical offer and a financial offer to the following address: Enable JavaScript to view protected content.; copy to: Enable JavaScript to view protected content., before 26 October 2020 at midnight Central Africa time.
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