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Field Coordinator (Bintulu) – Solidaridad Network Foundation (Malaysia)

Role Summary

The Field Coordinator is responsible for overseeing project implementation in Bintulu. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring that project activities align with the organizational goals and effectively engage with local communities.

Job Description

The Field Coordinator will manage day-to-day project activities in Bintulu, working closely with local partners and stakeholders. The role requires adaptability and strong communication skills to navigate the dynamic field environment.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Coordinate field activities to ensure project alignment with organizational goals.
  • Manage local partnerships to enhance project implementation.
  • Monitor project progress and evaluate outcomes against objectives.
  • Report on project developments and challenges to stakeholders.
  • Facilitate communication between the organization and local communities.
  • Adapt strategies based on field observations and feedback.
  • Ensure compliance with organizational policies and procedures.

Job Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field.

Experience in project management or coordination.

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Ability to work independently and in a team.

Proficiency in report writing and data analysis.

Familiarity with local communities and cultures.

Willingness to travel within the region.

Quick Info

Company

Solidaridad Network Foundation (Malaysia)

Location

Sarawak

Salary

Undisclosed

Skills Required

7 skills

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Required Skills

1

Project Management

2

Communication

3

Data Analysis

4

Stakeholder Engagement

5

Adaptability

6

Team Collaboration

7

Report Writing

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