Applications for this one-year contract (renewable) with the South African New Economics (SANE) Network are invited from suitably qualified persons. SANE advocates and demonstrates a new paradigm of macro economic policy and sustainable development to end poverty and create an equitable society. To that end it designs and implements local economic development projects to demonstrate alternative models. It also conducts education and training for organisations and individuals to promote critical thinking.
South African New Economics Network
Project Manager
Applications for this one-year contract (renewable) with the South African New Economics (SANE) Network are invited from suitably qualified persons. SANE advocates and demonstrates a new paradigm of macro economic policy and sustainable development to end poverty and create an equitable society. To that end it designs and implements local economic development projects to demonstrate alternative models. It also conducts education and training for organisations and individuals to promote critical thinking.
Responsibilities of the incumbent will include
Developing and implementing economics education workshops
Promoting SANE’S Community Exchange System (CES)
Networking with partner organisations
Project report writing
Organising community building events
Having regular participatory evaluation workshops
Maintaining contacts with strategic partners
Keeping meticulous record of expenditure
The incumbent will serve as Project Development, Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist of the project.
Requirements and Experience
3 years experience as Project Manager preferably within the NGO sector
Must have budgeting experience
Must have conflict resolution skills
Must have good interpersonal skills
Training and facilitation skills
The individual must be highly knowledgeable in project development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
Must have a thorough understanding of local political and economic history and conditions
Have excellent computer skills: MS Word, Power Point and Excel, internet and
email.
Broad knowledge of economics is an advantage
Must have drivers license and be prepared to travel
Must have project report writing skills
Must have good conceptualising and visualising skills
Please send your CV and a covering letter, including the names and contact details of three referees to Vanessa Witbooi Johnstone, PO Box 23760, 7735 Claremont, email [email protected]
Closing date for applications: 10 June 2005
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The South African New Economics Network (SANE) is an autonomous Network for the creation of a more humane, just, sustainable and culturally appropriate economic system in South Africa. It challenges the way prevailing economic thinking (old economics) has tended to reduce people to economic agents, the environment to property, social institutions to markets, and progress to growth in production. SANE advocates alternative economic theories (new economics) which are more purposefully designed to promote social equity and justice, community self-reliance and ecological sustainability.
Patrons: Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane, James Robertson (UK), Sheena Duncan, Gordon Oliver
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