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Security Manager Apply now » Date: 17 Oct 2024 Location: Yaoundé, Cameroon Company: Plan International The Organisation Plan International is an independent development and humanitarian organisation that advances children’s rights and equality for girls. We believe in the power and potential of every child but know this is often suppressed by poverty, violence, exclusion
180SHARESShareTweetWhatsappEmail Deadline: 21-Nov-24 The Water Research Foundation is now accepting applications for its Regeneration or Disposal of PFAS-Laden Drinking Water Residuals, Media, and Waste Project. Objectives This project will inform utility decisions when selecting PFAS waste handling options by exploring the benefits and limitations of the following: Availability and efficacy of media reactivation regeneration methods
195SHARESShareTweetWhatsappEmail Deadline: 21-Nov-24 The Water Research Foundation is seeking applications for its project called Identification and Valuation of Innovative Wastewater Residual Products Beyond Conventional Biosolids. Objectives Identify various end products that can be generated from residuals or biosolids, focusing on emerging and non-conventional products—beyond cake and dried material that stem from technologies or processes that
150SHARESShareTweetWhatsappEmail Deadline: 21-Nov-24 The Water Research Foundation is seeking applications for its new project called Next-Generation Analytical Methods for Understanding Biological Nutrient Removal Processes. Objectives Using a combination of literature review, utility surveys case studies, and lab study, investigate how wastewater monitoring using next-generation analytical methods (i.e., amplicon sequencing, genomics, transcriptomic, proteomics, and metabolomics) can
135SHARESShareTweetWhatsappEmail Deadline: 21-Nov-24 The Water Research Foundation is requesting proposals for its Smart and Connected Energy Management Program. Objectives Develop a comprehensive understanding of the current state of smart and connected energy management in water and wastewater utilities. Recommend tools and guidance for implementing smart water networks to reduce waste and improve overall energy efficiency.
Buea (Cameroon) , Programme & Policy , Description Job Title: Child Protection Programme Officer Reporting to: Head of Programmes Hours: 40 hours/ week Principal Location: Buea, Cameroon Length of Contract: 12 months fixed term contract – with possibility of extension Organisation Background: Street Child believes that every child deserves the chance to be safe in
Maroua (Cameroon) , , Work Arrangement: Job Description Contexte/Résumé sur l’IRC : International Rescue Committee (IRC) aide les personnes touchées par des crises humanitaires—y compris la crise climatique—à survivre, se remettre et reconstruire leur vie. L’IRC soutient les réfugiés depuis 1933 et est présent dans 40 pays en Europe, en Afrique et en Asie, ainsi
165SHARESShareTweetWhatsappEmail Deadline: 4-Feb-25 The European Commission (EC) has launched the Horizon Europe’s Design for Adaptability, Re-use and deconstruction of Buildings Programme. Scope Based on the integration of innovative tools, products and techniques, to enable construction and renovation that embeds the principle of extending the service life of buildings, and facilitate adaptability to changing user needs
135SHARESShareTweetWhatsappEmail Deadline: 31-Oct-24 The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund is offering grants to support species conservation work. The Fund gives priority to those species facing a height threat of extinction (with an emphasis on Endangered and Critically Endangered species), as well as those which are listed as Data Deficient or unlisted but are suspected
CPIE & GBV Assistant Apply now » Date: 26 Sep 2024 Location: Mokolo/Minawao, Cameroon Company: Plan International The Organisation Plan International is an independent development and humanitarian organisation that advances children’s rights and equality for girls. We believe in the power and potential of every child but know this is often suppressed by poverty