WWT Madagascar is looking to strengthen its team by recruiting a specialist in policy research, dissemination and advocacy. The research will focus on policy and economic drivers of wetland degradation, and will initially focus on identifying the most important policy and economic drivers that WWT can reasonably expect to impact.
The main function of the post is to be responsible for providing political intelligence, developing policy, disseminating findings and delivering advocacy for WWT Madagascar, as well as supporting local engagement, communications and campaigns.
This is an exciting opportunity to work with one of the world's leading charities working to promote the wise use of wetlands and wetland biodiversity, as part of a dynamic and growing team in Madagascar with support from WWT experts in the UK.
The successful candidate will receive a competitive remuneration package and working conditions, and the opportunity to help shape the WWT Madagascar Programme as it grows in scope and ambition to help protected and restore wetlands and unlock their powers!
This is a full time fixed term contract for 2 years working 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday.