Why expatriate necessary: Suitable qualified and experience national staff unavailable at NGO salary rates. National counterpart to be trained: No. Any health, safety & security risks associated with this post: Security: Lebanon is an increasingly volatile operating environment in close proximity to the Syrian civil war. A Security Management Plan is in place and there is a very active security focal group. Safety: Road traffic accidents. Health: Malaria and animal rabies are present in the country, but with relatively low infection rates reported. Diarrheic diseases are common among travellers who do not take precautions. Typhoid fever (last outbreak in December 2006) and hepatitis A are endemic. Good quality hospitals are available in Beirut, around 110kms from Halba. Resulting preparation/training required: Hostile environment training desirable. Concern induction and health pre-departure training advised. Project funding confirmed: Concern is in the process of submitting a proposal to the EU. The position is dependent on the confirmation of funding from the donor which is expected some time in March 2014. From whom: European Union For what period: 1 April 2014 to 31st December 2015 (21 months) Government approval: No. NGO registration application pending. Deployment possible without formal approval. If not, when anticipated: See above Recommended pre-departure training: As above Recommended pre-departure research: Lebanon, Syria crisis. Languages(s) required: English essential, Arabic and/or French desirable. Pre-departure language training required: N/A Any other relevant information: None AUTHORISTAION RD Approval: HR Approval: Date:
Why expatriate necessary: Suitable qualified and experience national staff unavailable at NGO salary rates. National counterpart to be trained: No. Any health, safety & security risks associated with this post: Security: Lebanon is an increasingly volatile operating environment in close proximity to the Syrian civil war. A Security Management Plan is in place and there is a very active security focal group. Safety: Road traffic accidents. Health: Malaria and animal rabies are present in the country, but with relatively low infection rates reported. Diarrheic diseases are common among travellers who do not take precautions. Typhoid fever (last outbreak in December 2006) and hepatitis A are endemic. Good quality hospitals are available in Beirut, around 110kms from Halba. Resulting preparation/training required: Hostile environment training desirable. Concern induction and health pre-departure training advised. Project funding confirmed: Concern is in the process of submitting a proposal to the EU. The position is dependent on the confirmation of funding from the donor which is expected some time in March 2014. From whom: European Union For what period: 1 April 2014 to 31st December 2015 (21 months) Government approval: No. NGO registration application pending. Deployment possible without formal approval. If not, when anticipated: See above Recommended pre-departure training: As above Recommended pre-departure research: Lebanon, Syria crisis. Languages(s) required: English essential, Arabic and/or French desirable. Pre-departure language training required: N/A Any other relevant information: None AUTHORISTAION RD Approval: HR Approval: Date:
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