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Chemonics International Inc., a Washington D.C.-based international development company, seeks a qualified Prevention Expert for an anticipated multi-year U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Counter Trafficking in Persons in Asia (CTIP-Asia) program in the lower Mekong sub-region. The project will combat human trafficking in the Southeast Asia Region through increasing efforts to prevent trafficking; protection of survivors; prosecution of perpetrators; and investment in strong partnerships with stakeholders across sectors to end human trafficking. This position will be based in Bangkok.

Responsibilities:

·         Conduct assessments of the systems available at a local level in the target countries to respond to trafficking, including the capacity of relevant community based organizations and other relevant structures.

·         Coordinate with the Database Specialist to gather and analyze evidence based data on how trafficking occurs to incorporate this information into the design of project prevention programs.

·         Design effective evidence-based behavior change campaigns geared towards key populations in the target countries.

·         Provide technical oversight to grantee organizations who support community level activities related to life skills or vocational development, capacity building of local multi-disciplinary stakeholder teams, or conduct awareness raising campaigns.

·         Develop and implement knowledge management and learning activities for effective country-to-country learning and knowledge dissemination.

·         Ensure needs and interests of country and country-based donors are reflected in program strategies and design.

·         Ensure timely delivery and quality of technical deliverables.

Qualifications:

·         At least 8 years of experience managing national level TIP programs.

·         Technical experience in human rights, communications, capacity building or training, and/or CSO management.

·         Demonstrated ability to work diplomatically across government and civil society actors, and with partners who have differing objectives.

·         Experience working on USAID or other international donor-funded projects highly preferred

·         Experience conducting trainings and managing grants

·         Demonstrated leadership, versatility, and integrity

·         Fluency in English and Thai; excellent written and oral communication skills

Application Instructions:

Please submit your CV and cover letter with “Prevention Expert in Thailand” in the subject line to ChemonicsRDMACTIP@gmail.com. Applications will be reviewed as they are received; early submission encouraged. No telephone inquiries please. Finalists will be contacted.