[SDI-Africa] Chief Technical Advisor, Lux-Development, Windhoek, Namibia

[Kate Lance]

  http://www.lux-development.lu/experts.lasso?ex=34223
  http://www.lux-development.lu/PDF/NAM34236190.pdf
  The Luxembourg Executing Agency for Development Cooperation (Lux-Development) is looking for a Chief Technical Advisor to be based in Windhoek, Namibia, starting 01.01.2006. Project duration initially 24 months
The Project will develop a new model for the preparation and implementation of Regional Development Plans based on National-Regional dialogue, inter-departmental cooperation, community participation and the application of web-based GIS tools.  
The CTA must have qualifications in regional and urban development planning, with supporting expertise in governmental reform, organisational development (OD), budgeting processes and participatory planning; familiarity with African institutional environments and processes would be an advantage; familiarity with GIS but need not be a technical expert in application of the tool. Project management experience is necessary. This post is open to individual applicants only. 
Projet GIS III - NAM/342 
The deadline for submission of interest (CV individuals only) is November 28, 2005.
   
  National Counterpart Project Manager
S/he should have at least 5 years experience in planning and development work and should be very familiar with institutional structures and processes in Namibia. Basic understanding is a requirement and the candidate should be highly computer literate. This is a senior posting and the candidate should ideally be in a position to carry the work forward once the CTA assignment is finished. This will be a secondment lasting 24 months but extendable into a new position of responsibility once GIS III is nearing an end.

   
  Contact: lafleur at lux-development.lu

		
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