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Global: Country Programme Managers (CPMs) - Oxfam

2007-10-11, Issue 323

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Oxfam’s Country Programme Managers never cease to amaze. They make decisions that affect the lives of millions in whole countries and provide solutions that bring lasting changes to all sorts of communities the world over. Right now, we’re looking to build a pool of candidates from a wide range of backgrounds with humanitarian and relief experience to take on these roles So if you can bring direction to some of the world’s most challenging environments in humanitarian, development and advocacy work, read on.

Oxfam GB

Country Programme Managers (CPMs)
Worldwide

What we are looking for

With relief and emergency experience like no other, you’ll have demonstrable knowledge of development and humanitarian issues. You’ll be on top of political, economic and social trends, too, able to tailor your solutions to meet the individual needs of diverse populations. And you’ll have the confidence to work innovatively to your own guidelines, combining your programme management skills with the ability to motivate and inspire your team.

Just as importantly though, you’ll be sensitive to a broad range of cultures. We work hard to make sure Oxfam GB represents the communities in which we work and are especially keen to speak to candidates with southern experience working in Africa and Asia.

Who we are

Oxfam is a worldwide organisation that employs over 6,000 people in more than 80 countries to overcome poverty and suffering. We believe that in a world rich in resources, these aren’t facts of life, but injustices which must be overcome. Through worldwide recognition we strive to even this balance - a balance we all feel responsible for. If you share this vision and commitment, then you’re exactly what we’re looking for.

To apply

At Oxfam, we believe that every aspect of our work can lead to a positive outcome. Make the most of this considerable challenge and scope for personal fulfilment by visiting www.oxfam.org.uk/jobs/cpmrec to find out more and register your interest. We’re after motivated individuals able to work as a Country Programme Manager at some point in the future, so please remember that you’ll not be applying to a specific vacancy.

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