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PROJECT ASSISTANT (ICRIN Project) | |
Location : | Minsk, BELARUS |
Application Deadline : | 28-Feb-10 (Midnight New York, USA) |
Type of Contract : | Service Contract |
Post Level : | SB-2 |
Languages Required : | English Russian |
Starting Date : (date when the selected candidate is expected to start) | 15-Mar-2010 |
Duration of Initial Contract : | one year |
Expected Duration of Assignment : | extendable |
UNDP is committed to achieving workforce diversity in terms of gender, nationality and culture. Individuals from minority groups, indigenous groups and persons with disabilities are equally encouraged to apply. All applications will be treated with the strictest confidence. UNDP does not tolerate sexual exploitation and abuse, any kind of harassment, including sexual harassment, and discrimination. All selected candidates will, therefore, undergo rigorous reference and background checks. |
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Chernobyl raised deep concern among the affected people for their health, their lives and uncertainty over the future of further generations. There is still little awareness and limited popular knowledge of the degree to which radiation is a hazard and of how individuals and households can take practical measures to reduce their radiation exposure risk. The lack of appropriate information about Chernobyl’s effects has caused the low level of adaptation to the new environment, which has also inhibited individuals and communities from taking proactive steps to improve local living conditions. Objectives: Chernobyl/ICRIN project will have a profound impact on the people living in Chernobyl-affected territories in Belarus through meeting the priority information needs of affected communities. This goal will be achieved through the introduction of a sustainable response mechanism that will link the information needs (in health, environment and socio-economic spheres) of Chernobyl-affected populations with corresponding internationally-recognized, objective scientific knowledge, adapted to be understandable to information consumers. The capacity of regional authorities, media and community leaders to deliver information to local people will be built. The capacity of local population to effectively search for information they need, including through the use of ICT, will be developed. Improved access to information will help people live safely and productively in the affected territories and enable them to take action to implement community-driven recovery initiatives that will tackle their priority needs. Goals and Expected Results: The overall goal of the project is to empower and build developmental capacity of individuals and communities affected by the Chernobyl accident by providing them with the health, socio-economic, environmental and radiological safety information they require in order to make well-informed decisions about their future, increase human security levels of their settlements and to contribute to the long-term sustainable development and prosperity of their homelands. Activity result: Information on healthy lifestyles delivered through locally-based information and education initiatives. Activity result: ICT access points established. Activity result: Trainings for media representatives and journalists on the levels of radiation, exposure risks and socio-economic development of Chernobyl-affected areas. Activity result: Community-driven “safer-living” initiatives. Chernobyl raised deep concern among the affected people for their health, their lives and uncertainty over the future of further generations. There is still little awareness and limited popular knowledge of the degree to which radiation is a hazard and of how individuals and households can take practical measures to reduce their radiation exposure risk. The lack of appropriate information about Chernobyl’s effects has caused the low level of adaptation to the new environment, which has also inhibited individuals and communities from taking proactive steps to improve local living conditions.
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The Project Assistant works under direct supervision of the Project Manager, in coordination with the UNDP Country Office and the National Project Coordinator. Summary of Key Functions:
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This is a locally recruited position
All interested candidates should complete the UN PERSONAL HISTORY FORM (P11) at the following link: http://un.by/pdf/P11form-6957.doc and attach it to the on-line application Information on conditions of UNDP contracts is contained at the link: |
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