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UNOPS SERBIA/ PROGRAMME ASSISTANT FOR COMPETITIVENESS OF LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENTS AND AGRIBUSINESSES (VACANCY NUMBER VA/2016/B5109/10842)

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Background 

Under the direct supervision of the Sector Manager for Competitiveness, the Programme Assistant for Competitiveness of Local Self-governments and Agribusinesses will provide support in implementation of all activities within Competitiveness Sector including support to business enabling environment, establishment of public-private partnerships, support to small and medium-sized enterprises and agricultural producer groups in market approach and internationalization and development and implementation of vocational training programmes, while primarily focus on enhancing competitiveness through interventions with local self-governments (LSGs) and agribusinesses.

Responsibilities 

  - Maintain relationship with development organizations and programmes, local self-governments, agribusiness associations and cooperatives,
    business associations and other key stakeholders in the field of competitiveness in the Programme Area of Responsibility
  - Provide contribution in collating and developing external reports on sector activities related to enhancing competitiveness through
    interventions targeting local self-governments and agribusinesses used to inform donors and the key stakeholders of trends and
    conditions in the Programme Area
  - Provide support to the Programme’s communication and visibility activities.
 
Required Skills and Experience 

  - Bachelor’s degree in economics, agriculture, social sciences, engineering or development studies is an asset
  - PRINCE 2 Certification would be an asset
  - Five years of relevant experience with the local self-governments and agribusinesses in Serbia is required  
  - Fluency in English and Serbian is required


Deadline: 18 September 2016

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