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BROOKE VACANCY: Country Representative - Senegal Salary: Generous package Status: Unaccompanied Length of Contract: 1 year Location: Dakar, with regular travel within Senegal and the region, and occasional wider international travel for meetings The Role This is a rare opportunity for a dynamic, motivated individual to establish a Brooke presence in West Africa. You will oversee the establishment of a coordination office in Dakar, be key to the registration of the Brooke in Senegal in addition to providing support to our existing, and establishing new, partnerships within the region. You will work closely with staff in our UK office as you represent the Brooke, its mission and values to key persons in government and NGOs within West Africa. Criteria You will need to have excellent communication skills in both French and English and an ability to communicate succinctly with a wide range of individuals from government representatives and potential partners to beneficiaries at grassroots level. Ideally you will have experience of setting up a country office and acting as an overseas representative in addition to having an interest in animal welfare. You will have proven management and financial skills and be happy to work independently. Your persistence, diplomacy and motivation will aid you greatly in this role. Please refer to the job description and personal specification for full details and requirements of the role http://www.thebrooke.org/jobs This is a re-advertisement, previous applicants need not apply. Closing Date: midday 18th October 2010 Interviews to be held on: 1st and 2nd November 2010To Apply Download a Brooke application form from http://www.thebrooke.org/jobs Please note that CV’s will not be considered on their own. The Brooke The Brooke is the UK’s leading overseas working equine welfare charity, dedicated to improving the lives of horses, donkeys and mules working in some of the poorest communities in the world. On average 5 or more people depend on the income generated through the work of each animal and so by improving animal welfare, the lives of poor people in the developing world are improved. Our goal is to increase the number of working animals we reach more than 730,000 every year to helping 2 million suffering horses, donkeys and mules in the most need in the developing world by 2016.
The Brooke strives to promote equality of opportunity.
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