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Mine Action Program Support Officer
| Statut : | Comblé |
|---|---|
| Organisation : | Mines Action Canada |
| Acronyme : | MAC |
| Type : | Organisme non gouvernemental |
| Mandat : | Our vision is to bring humanity one step closer to peace and social justice by eliminating the impacts of victim-activated weapons and restoring the rights and dignity of affected individuals and communities. Mines Action Canada (MAC), a coalition of Canadian non-governmental organizations, is an international leader working to eliminate the serious humanitarian, environmental and development consequences of landmines and other explosive remnants of war (ERW). The human-made disaster caused by these weapons is solvable in our lifetime. We exist to advocate for alleviation of the impact of these weapons on the rights, dignity and well-being of civilian populations. We do this by engaging the Canadian public; building our partners' capacity domestically and internationally; researching and monitoring the performance and compliance levels of disarmament and humanitarian laws, treaties and norms; and developing and disseminating resources. MAC seeks to create an enabling environment to achieve its goals based upon the core values of peace, social justice, partnership, solidarity, cooperation, and innovation. |
| Adresse : | 1 Nicholas Street, Suite 1502 Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 7B7 FAX: (613) 244-3410 |
| Veuillez visiter le site Internet de l'organisation offrant ce stage pour connaître ses exigences avant de lui envoyer votre curriculum vitae. | |
| Personne ressource : | Christa McMillin |
| Courriel : | ypimap@dangermines.ca |
| Site Web en français : | |
| Site Web en anglais : | www.minesactioncanada.org |
| Pays : | Éthiopie |
| Ville : | Addis Ababa |
| Secteur : | Concours fournis aux organisations non gouvernementales |
| Description du stage : |
The YP will be associated with RaDO's Mine Risk Education programming in
refugee camps, as well as research on mine action and small arms and light
weapons. In Canada The Young Professional will be required to participate in a mandatory pre-departure training program, including a 5-day Independent Study and 4-day intensive Pre-Departure Briefing in Ottawa. Upon returning to Canada, the YP will participate in a 2-day post-placement debriefing in Ottawa. After the debriefing and to the end of the placement, the YP will be responsible for conducting a public engagement program in their home community as part of activities leading up to and during Canadian Landmine Awareness Week. This will include: giving presentations to schools and community groups about their overseas work and the role of MAC and Canada in the landmines and cluster munitions issues; organizing public awareness-raising events, such as table displays or photo exhibits; and generating media coverage of their activities, including op-ed articles to their local newspapers, radio interviews, and press releases about speaking engagements. Overseas Working under the supervision of RaDO's National Mine Coordinator, the YP will: - assist in the preparation of annual plans and reports - assist in the assessment and development of project proposals on small arms and light weapons - research potential donors and develop funding proposals - develop communication tools, including newsletters and a website - conduct mine action-related research |
| Organisation d'accueil : | Rehabilitation and Development Organization |
| Détails au sujet de l'organisation d'accueil : | The Rehabilitation and Development Organization (RaDO) is a non-governmental, non-profit humanitarian organization mandated to work in areas of physical and social rehabilitation services and mine action. |
