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Vacancy Announcement!
Post A : Vacancy - Senior Technical Officer SARO
Post B: Vacancy - Technical Officer SARO
The United Cites and Local Government of Africa(UCLGA-SARO) is an umbrella organisation of local government Associations from the SADC region. The objectives of UCLGA-SARO includes:-
- Providing policy research and a platform for dialogue and sharing of best practice on local governance issues in the region.
- To be an effective voice that represents the interest of organised local governments in the SADC region at relevant local government fora regionally and internationally.
- To provide technical support in strengthening member local government associations in the region.
UCLGA-SARO would like to recruit two competent staff members for its office in Harare, Zimbabwe.
If you feel you are suitable for the job please send your application letter and curriculum vitae to:
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not later than 9 December 2011. Interviews for shortlisted candidates will held before 20 December 2011. SARO is an equal opportunity employer and female candidates are encouraged to apply.
Local Government Associations are encouraged to circulate the vacancy announcement among their members.
MDP’s 20th Anniversary Initiative 1991- 2011
Professional Local Government Management in Africa –
A Development Imperative
The Municipal Development Partnership for Eastern and Southern Africa (MDP) is celebrating its 20th Anniversary in 2011. MDP is commemorating this historic occasion through our 20th Anniversary Partnership Initiative. The culmination of this initiative will be the 20th Anniversary African Symposium to be held in October 2011. The theme of the symposium will be:
An African Local Governance Retrospective
Professionalizing Local Government Management for Service Delivery
MDP wishes to thank all its partners who have played such an important role in the history and development of MDP. Without your involvement, MDP would not be celebrating its 20th Anniversary. We also want to encourage many new partners to get involved - we are eager to work with you on projects that promote effective, responsive, inclusive and ethical local governance in Africa.
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