Director: Myanmar International HIV/AIDS Alliance

The International HIV/AIDS Alliance supports communities to meet the challenges of AIDS and build healthier communities. Our vision is a world in which people do not die of AIDS.   Since 1994, the Alliance and its partners have supported over 3,000 projects, in over 40 countries, reaching millions of people.

The International HIV/AIDS Alliance is seeking a country office Director to lead the work of the International HIV/AIDS Alliance in Myanmar. The successful candidate will manage the Alliance Myanmar staff and take the lead on programmatic and organisational strategic development. In addition, they will actively fundraise for programme development, implement and develop operational plans ensuring that they are successful, pursue partnerships in collaboration with other key stakeholders in HIV/AIDS work and represent the International HIV/AIDS Alliance in Myanmar at regional, national and provincial levels. 

In line with the Alliance’s long term vision to “build up an alliance of national linking organisations working effectively together”, Alliance Myanmar is developing a plan to transition from a country office to a locally registered, independent NGO which will strengthen community action on HIV/AIDS and influence policy within Myanmar.  Due to the nature of this position, Myanmar nationals with the relevant skills, knowledge and experience are particularly encouraged to apply. 

 

How to apply:

 

For more details on this post, including Job Description and Person Specification please visit our websitewww.aidsalliance.org and click on ‘jobs’. If you experience any problems with downloading our application form, please email us at recruitment@aidsalliance.org.  

 

           

Application deadline:                 Friday 14th December 2012 at midnight UK time

Telephone interviews:               Tuesday 8th January 2013

Face to face interviews:             w/c 21st January 2013, in Yangon

 

 

The International HIV/AIDS Alliance is committed to equal opportunities and welcomes applications from appropriately qualified people from all sections of the community. Qualified people living with HIV are particularly encouraged to apply.