Philippines

Duration : 6 monthsStart date : ASAP You’ll contribute to ending world hunger by … Mobilize, mentor, and support adolescents, peer educators, schools, LGUs, and youth organizations to ensure meaningful participation in all project phases. The role guarantees that youth voices and perspectives are integrated into consultations, pilot testing, and validation, contributing to the successful endorsement of […]

Duration : 6 monthsStart date : ASAP You’ll contribute to ending world hunger by … Designing, adapting, and delivering localized training and capacity development interventions that support the formulation and validation of national standards on peer education. The role will ensure that youth, educators, LGUs, and community stakeholders in Southern Leyte and Samar are meaningfully engaged, equipped

Duration : 6 monthsStart date : ASAP You’ll contribute to ending world hunger by … Designing, adapting, and delivering localized training and capacity development interventions that support the formulation and validation of national standards on peer education. The role will ensure that youth, educators, LGUs, and community stakeholders in Southern Leyte and Samar are meaningfully engaged, equipped

Employment Type: Project, Full Time (up to 4.5 Years) Title: Gender Equality Advisor, Philippines Location: Manila, Philippines (Open to Philippine Nationals only) Deadline for submission: October 12, 2025 About us Founded in 1992, Nutrition International (NI) is a global organization dedicated to delivering proven nutrition interventions to those who need them most. Working in partnership with countries, donors and

Job Title: Project Assistant (Logistics Assistant) Department: Operations Division: Logistics Duty Station: Cotabato City Area of Responsibility (AoR): Cotabato City, Special Geographic Area (SGA) Administrative Line Manager: Project Coordinator Technical Line Manager: Administrative Officer Line Management Responsibility: N/A Position Type/Level of Effort: Full-time Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) is a dynamic, international non-governmental organisation. We work with people affected by violent conflicts to

We are building a pool of experienced MEL Experts for potential consultancy engagements. This initiative aims to identify qualified professionals who can be tapped for future projects as they arise. Experts in the pool will be considered for upcoming projects based on their expertise, availability, and the specific requirements of each project. Job Description: The MEL Expert

Position Title : National Migration Health Officer (Global Health Security)​ Duty Station : IOM Philippines – Country Office (Cotabato) Classification : National Officer, NO-A Type of Appointment : Fixed-Term, one year with possibility of extension Estimated Start Date : As soon as possible Closing Date : 26 September 2025 Under the overall supervision of the Head

Position Title : Local Security Assistant Duty Station : IOM Philippines – Country Office (Zamboanga) Classification : General Service Staff, G-5 Type of Appointment : Special Short-Term, eight months Estimated Start Date : As soon as possible Closing Date : 26 September 2025 With the overall oversight from the Head of Sub-Office in Cotabato, and under

Detailed Consultancy Description: Call for Expression of Interest https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eJBZi4gfjTgsCOiobc9UXflSpkeeewN3/view?usp=sharing Organisational Background BRAC is one of the world’s largest development organizations, dedicated to empowering people living in poverty. Working across 12 countries in South Asia and Africa, BRAC touches the lives of more than 120 million people worldwide. BRAC takes a holistic approach to alleviating poverty with programs

Terms of Reference (TOR) Development of Standard Operational Procedure (SOP) for Inter-Agency Cooperation in Rehabilitation and Reintegration (R&R) of Individuals Associated with Violent Extremism A. Background Indonesia has made significant progress in countering terrorism. The Global Terrorism Index 2025 ranked Indonesia 30th with a score of 4.17, indicating a decline in the impact of terrorist attacks