Project Officer – Myanmar

Based in Yangon, Myanmar (with travel locally and regionally) 
Full time position  
Salary scale: USD 1,100-1,300 
Closing date: 31 January 2025 
Interviews: TBC 

Are you passionate about helping communities work together to improve access to freedoms for all? 

We are looking for a Myanmar National, to fill the position of Project Officer.  

Ideally you will have already worked in a similar role, and will have relevant experience in peacebuilding, Project Management, M&E, capacity development, international development and organisational development.  

This position will be part of a small team Cord team in Myanmar that is expanding.  

Cord is an international NGO with administrative headquarters in the United Kingdom and operational staff teams in Africa and Asia. You may learn more about us here.

If you think this is the role for you and you could be committed to Cord’s vision, values and ethos we want to hear from you. 

The requirements 

If you believe you are the person, we are looking for please email (stating clearly the job title for which you are applying in the subject line) your CV and cover letter (detailing how you meet the person specification) to HR@cord.org.uk

Please note this position is subject to positive reference check.  

Cord is a peacebuilding organisation inspired by the Christian faith, committed to social justice and equality. We work with people of all faiths and none. The Trustees and Senior Leaders of Cord are committed to providing a safe and caring environment for all those who are associated with our organisation. This includes children, young people, adults who may be vulnerable, leaders, staff, volunteers, partners and associates and trustees. Cord’s Commitment to Safeguarding  

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