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In the Philippines, the CECI’s Volunteer Cooperation Program advances women’s economic empowerment in key sectors such as the green economy, rural agriculture, and the blue economy. This is achieved by working alongside partners to strengthen women and youth-led SMEs, cooperatives and social enterprises in sustainable agricultural value-chains. Through collaboration with Canadian volunteers and partners, the program enhances access to accelerators, innovation, finance, markets as well as gender inclusive and climate-resilient practices. Working with leading ecosystem partners, the program pursues to enable women and young agri-entrepreneurs into competitive, trade-oriented value chains to scale and contribute to more resilient businesses, inclusive, and sustainable economies, benefitting the wider communities
The main partner organization (under contract) for this assignment is Institute for Social Entrepreneurship Asia (ISEA) and Peace and Equity Foundation, Inc. (PEF), but the volunteer will also support other partner organizations of the Volunteer Cooperation Program (VCP).
Bachelor's degree in environmental science, public policy, business administration, or related field.
At least 5 years of relevant professional experience in circular economy, resource efficiency, sustainable production and consumption, environmental sustainability, or related fields.
Experience in program design and development, including the preparation of technical proposals, implementation frameworks, or strategic initiatives.
Experience developing technical guides, toolkits, manuals, training materials, or capacity-building resources.
Excellent facilitation, communication in English, and stakeholder engagement skills.
Analytical and systems-thinking abilities, with the ability to translate technical concepts into practical guidance.
Support and guidance prior to departure and while on assignment in the country.
Participation in a pre-assignment training where you will have the opportunity to learn about CECI and gain practical skills for working in international cooperation.
Return flights and visas.
Cost of required country specific vaccinations and antimalarials approved by CECI.
Health Insurance.
A tax‑free living allowance is provided to support an adequate standard of living and housing in your country of assignment.
A unique and rewarding work experience!
CECI is an employer that values diversity and respects employment equity. People from the following groups are encouraged to apply: Indigenous peoples, visible minorities, people living with disabilities, and people of all sexual orientations and gender identities.