PLAN INTERNATIONAL SOUTH SUDAN
JOB RE-ADVERTISEMENT
Plan International (PI), is an independent global child right organization – without religious, political or governmental affiliation that has been operating in South Sudan since 2006.
Plan recognizes that the geographical context and recent history have left the communities of South Sudan highly vulnerable to emergencies from political and inter-ethnic conflicts, influx of returnees, food insecurity, long dry spells and floods. Cognizant of the need Plan is implementing emergency and recovery response in six states of South Sudan, namely Central Equatorial, Eastern Equatorial, Western Equatorial, Lakes, Upper Nile and Jonglei. Program includes food assistance, agricultural rehabilitation, Food Security and Livelihood, Education in Emergencies and Child Protection in Emergencies. Plan International also works with both International and Local partners.
In order to enhance its response program, Plan South Sudan is seeking to recruit a qualified South Sudanese for the position of Sexual Reproductive Health Rights Project Coordinator – Based in Pibor”.
- Sexual Reproductive Health Rights Project Coordinator - Based in Pibor
Job Advert - SRHR Project Coordinator - Pibor.pdf (2.2 MB)
Application Submission Details:
All applications marked on the right hand corner of the envelope “Application for the Position of “SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS PROJECT COORDINATOR-PIBOR” should be addressed to:
The HR & OD Business Partner
Plan International South Sudan
Juba, Hai Jerusalem.
Applications should be submitted in hard copies to Plan International Office in Pibor.
OR You can send your application via email to [email protected]
The closing date for receipt of applications is before close of business on Monday, 13th March 2023.
Note: Applications submitted are non-returnable.
Plan is an equal opportunity employer within the meaning of the relevant UN convention, Equality, diversity and inclusion is at the very heart of everything that Plan International stands for. Qualified Women and people with special needs are strongly encouraged to apply.