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World Habitat Awards 2016/17: Rewarding Innovative Solutions to Current Housing Needs & Problems of the World

Deadline: 29 April 2016

The Building and Social Housing Foundation is currently inviting individuals/organisation from all over the world to apply for its World Habitat Awards 2016.

The World Habitat Awards is presented at the World Urban Forum and UN-Habitat Governing Council events in April of each year, increasing opportunities for international exposure, networking and dissemination of the award winning approaches. Two awards are given annually to projects that provide practical and innovative solutions to current housing needs and problems. Every year an award of £10,000 is presented to each of the two winners at the World Urban Forum (even years) and UN-Habitat Governing Council (odd years).

Focus Areas

Housing projects and approaches are sought for 2016/17 Award that:

demonstrate practical, innovative and sustainable solutions to current housing issues faced by countries all around the world
can be transferred or adapted for use as appropriate
are already being implemented or are completed ie not at design stage or very early stages of development
view the term habitat from a broad perspective and bring other benefits as well, such as energy or water saving, income generation, social inclusion, community and individual empowerment, health benefits, capacity building or education.

Benefits

International recognition, awards of £10,000 will be made to each of the two winning projects.
Trophies will also be presented to the winning projects, and travel and accommodation costs will be met for one representative of each winning project to attend the awards ceremony.

Key Dates

For the World Habitat Awards 2016/17 cycle:

29th April 2016 – Final deadline for receipt of submissions
June 2016 – Notification of shortlisted projects
1st August 2016 – Deadline for further information from shortlisted projects
August 2016 to January 2017 – Evaluation of shortlisted projects
February 2017 – Announcement of the winners of the World Habitat Awards 2016/17
April 2017 – Presentation of the Awards at the UN-Habitat Governing Council

Eligibility Criteria

Any individual, organization or government who has an innovative and practical solution to housing needs and problems from any country of the world.
More than one entry can be made by the same individual or organization.
Entries should relate to housing projects and processes that are either completed or in progress. Those that are at design stage only or in the very early stages of development cannot be considered.
Previous entrants can re-submit in subsequent years providing that the project has been further developed in the intervening time period.

How to Apply

Applicants must fill the online application form available on the website.

For more information, please visit Apply for World Habitat Awards 2016.

Interreg NWE Programme to Improve Economic, Environmental, Territorial & Social Development in North-West Europe

Deadline: 30 November 2015

The Interreg North-West Europe (NWE) Programme invites public and private organisations to submit applications in the framework of the second call for proposals for the 2014-2020 periods. The Programme encourages public, scientific, private and civil society organisations to cooperate with a view to improving the economic, environmental, territorial and social development of Europe’s regions.

Program Objectives

The specific objectives are:

To enhance innovation performance of enterprises throughout North-West Europe regions.
To facilitate the implementation of low-carbon, energy and climate protection strategies to reduce GHG emissions in North-West Europe.
To facilitate the uptake of low carbon technologies, products, processes and services in sectors with high energy saving potential, to reduce GHG emissions in North-West Europe.
To facilitate the implementation of transnational low-carbon solutions in transport systems to reduce GHG-emissions in North-West Europe.
To optimize (re)use of material and natural resources in North-West Europe.

Thematic priorities

Innovation
Low Carbon
Resource and materials efficiency

Funding available

€372 million of ERDF (European Regional Development Fund) will be allocated to the most qualitative and innovative projects.

Eligibility criteria

The Programme targets all or parts of 8 participating countries, including 7 EU Member States (Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom) and the non-Member State Switzerland.
A wide range of bodies are entitled to take part in NWE project partnerships including national, regional and local authorities,universities, R&D agencies, non-profit organisations as well as private partners, including profit-making partners (e.g. SMEs).
Projects should bring together partners from at least three different countries (usually more) of which two need to be from within the NWE area.

How to Apply

Applicants can apply online through the website.

For more information, please visit second call for proposals.

The Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice: Submit LOIs for Astraea’s International Fund 2016!

Deadline: 31 January 2016

The Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice is accepting applications for its Astraea’s International Fund to support groups led by LGBTQI communities working for progressive social change, addressing oppression based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity and expression, and advancing work for racial, economic and gender justice.

Grants Information

The fund strengthens LGBTQI groups by providing flexible general support grants ranging from $5,000 to $30,000 per year.

Priorities

The fund prioritizes funding to groups that:

Led by and targeted to lesbian/bisexual/queer women
Led by and targeted to transgender and/or intersex people
Led by and for LGBTQI communities that are historically marginalized and underresourced within LGBTQI communities (e.g. youth, elders, ethnic minorities, migrants/refugees, low-income people, people with disabilities, sex workers, etc.).
Have active participation and leadership from the communities most affected by issues that the group works on.
Are inclusive and reflect the diversity of the geographic region in which they do their work.
Show an understanding of the connections amongst different oppressions facing LGBTQI people, and have a commitment to address other forms of oppression such as oppression based on class, race, ethnicity, age, physical and mental ability, gender, national identity, and religious affiliation.
Develop leadership and build communities’ capacity to achieve social change, particularly through proposals that strengthen an organization’s ability to organize.
Organizing may be defined as activities that actively engage people affected by societal problems in the process of identifying and pursuing solutions.
Works in alliance and/or builds coalition with other justice movement organizations (e.g. sex worker rights, human rights, etc.)
Have organizational structures and practices in place that reflect social justice principles
Groups that are based in countries/locations that do not yet have significant LGBTQI resources
Have limited access to traditional sources of funding

Eligibility Criteria

Based in Africa, Asia/the Pacific, Eastern Europe/Commonwealth of Independent States, Latin America/the Caribbean, or the Middle East.
Led by and/or for LGBTQI communities. Non-LGBTI-led groups must demonstrate how they address LGBTI human rights issues and how they involve LGBTI’s in organizational and programmatic decision-making.
Doing work towards long-term social change, on issues affecting LGBTQI people and/or people who are penalized, persecuted or harassed for their gender identity, gender expression, and/or sexual orientation.
Non-governmental organizations, not-for-profit groups, or the equivalent, with organizational budgets of $500,000USD or less.
Groups that have been active for at least one year at the time should send in their proposal. A group which has been active for less than one year may apply if they demonstrate their group’s ability to sustain activities over the long-term and illustrate how a grant would help them to build their organization’s capabilities.

How to Apply

Interested applicants can download and submit an LOI via given website.

For more information, please visit Astraea Lesbian Foundation.

Apply for Jay Jordan Early Career Development Fellowship Program!

Deadline: 12 February 2016

The International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) and OCLC are seeking applications for the Jay Jordan IFLA / OCLC Early Career Development Fellowship Program to provide early career development and continuing education for library and information science professionals from countries with developing economies.

Up to five individuals are selected each year for participation in this intensive four-week fellowship program based at OCLC’s headquarters in Dublin, Ohio, USA. The program gives fellows opportunities to meet with leading information practitioners and explore topics including information technologies, library operations and management, and global cooperative librarianship.

The fellows visit many libraries, cultural heritage institutions and library organizations. The fellows also observe OCLC’s governance structure in action, gaining insight into issues affecting the global library cooperative. Fellows give presentations about their home countries and libraries and discuss real-world solutions to the challenges facing libraries today.

Eligible Countries

Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Angola, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Belize, Benin, Bhutan Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cabo Verde, Cambodia, Cameroon Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Democratic Republic of Congo, Republic of Congo, Costa Rica Côte d’Ivoire, Cuba, Djibouti, Dominica, Dominican, Republic Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Fiji, Gabon, Gambia, Georgia, Ghana, Grenada, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Jamaica, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Democratic People’s Public of Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Lao PDR, , Lebanon, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Republic of Macedonia, Madagascar, Malawi, Maldives, Mali, Marshall Islands, Mauritania, Mauritius, Federated States of Micronesia, Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palau, Panama, Papua, New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Rwanda, Samoa São Tomé & Príncipe, Senegal, Serbia, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Sudan, Surinam, Swaziland, Syrian, Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Togo, Tonga, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Uganda, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Vietnam, Yemen, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Award Information

The award provides the following for each fellow:

Airfare, coach class, from the recipient’s home country to the United States and return trip to the recipient’s home country (transportation to and from the airport in the recipient’s home country is the responsibility of the award recipient). Note: All travel arrangements must be made through OCLC’s travel agency.
Transportation related to library visits (arranged by OCLC).
Lodging (arranged by OCLC).
Subsistence, including meals.
Medical insurance (arranged by OCLC).

Eligibility Criteria

Promising library and information science professionals who are in early stages of career development and who meet all of the qualifications are encouraged to apply.

Applicants must:

Be employed in a library or information center.
Have a qualifying degree in library or information science. The qualifying degree may vary depending upon country of origin, but should be the general library or information science degree recognized in the country. Normally a PhD is not considered a qualifying degree, because the Fellowship program is targeted for early career librarians.
Have obtained the qualifying degree between January 1, 2011 and December 31, 2015.
Have at least three years, but no more than eight years, of library or information science For the 2017 program, applicants must have library or information science experience that begins no earlier than January 1, 2008 and no later than January 1, 2013.
Be a legal national from mentioned above countries and be working as a librarian or information science professional in that country.
Read and speak English proficiently.
Be prepared to work as a team member with other Fellows and to participate as required in this fast-paced program.
Have a valid passport.
Be able to obtain documentation permitting legal entry into the United States or any other country required for program participation.

How to Apply

Interested applicants can apply via given website.

For more information, please visit Early Career Development Fellowship .

Global Forest Watch Liberia Technical Assistant at World Resource Institute, Liberia

Deadline: Ongoing

The World Resource Institute (WRI) is currently seeking applications from the eligible applicants for the post of Global Forest Watch Liberia Technical Assistant based in Monrovia, Liberia.

The WRI is an environmental and development research and policy organization that creates solutions to protect the Earth and improve people’s lives.

Key Job Responsibilities

The Global Forest Watch Liberia Technical Assistant will perform the following functions-

Lead development and implementation of technical aspects of WRI-GFW’s activities in Liberia – beginning with the development of the Liberia Forest Atlas.
Lead the conceptualization, development and implementation of GIS-based tools and analytical methods in support of WRI-GFW’s Liberian partners (with a focus on the Forestry Development Authority).
Support communicating about forest data and analysis (from GFW and the Liberia Forest Atlas) to technical and non-technical audiences at national and international levels (e.g. by producing maps, graphs, figures, contributing to writing blog posts and articles).
Respond to technical inquiries related to WRI-GFW’s Liberia work.
Represent WRI-GFW and give presentations at conferences and workshops, when necessary.
Provide technical assistance to relevant processes such as land use planning, monitoring of logging activities, enhancement of protected areas management.
Carry out field activities to ground truth data.
Provide training for WRI-GFW Liberia personnel and partners in GIS, remote sensing, management of forest databases, as well as in the application of forest data to key forest management processes.
Produce documents of communication, synthesis and posters in line with WRI quality standards.
Contribute to building a strong GIS community in Liberia.
Provide support in developing strategies for acquiring new datasets relevant to GFW, in the context of identified thematic and geographic research priorities.
Prepare and analyze spatial data, including deriving spatial statistics by using of geoprocessing tools (e.g. Model Builder and other analytical tools using ArcGIS and Python).

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must have-

Degree or certificate in Geography, GIS, Information Systems Natural Resource Management or other related field.
Minimum 2 years of full time relevant GIS work experience.
Proficiency in standard GIS software (ESRI, Quantum GIS)Strong analytical skills, including raster analysis, generating statistics and indicators from spatial data, automating common tasks.
Ability to work on a variety of projects while meeting tight deadlines.
Ability to work and thrive as part of a diverse, international team.
A demonstrated ability to take initiative and get things done with little supervision.
Programming experience using Python, Java Script or other program languages for delivery of fast and powerful GIS analyses.
Experience working with the Google Suite of tools (i.e. Google Earth Engine).
Previous experience building web GIS applications.
Proficiency in graphics software (e.g., Adobe Photoshop and/or Illustrator) with an ability to produce high quality maps for publication.
Strong communication skills, including presentation experience.
Demonstrated experience with remote sensing and image analysis, including familiarity with software (ENVI or Erdas Imaging).
Deep understanding of the forest sector and land use trends in Liberia.
Ability to communication in French.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted through online process.

For more information, please visit WRI.

Water Program Associate at World Resource Institute, India

Deadline: Ongoing

The World Resource Institute (WRI) is currently seeking applications from the eligible applicants for the post of Water Program Associate based in Bangalore, India.

The WRI is an environmental and development research and policy organization that creates solutions to protect the Earth and improve people’s lives.

Key Job Responsibilities

The Water Program Associate will perform the following functions-

Serve as lead water staff person in India, coordinating with Global Director, Water Program, Director, WRI India, and India Director of the Cities and Transport Program.
Coordinate with relevant national, state, and municipal governments and other stakeholders about WRI’s water risk analysis, data, and related work.
Lead the application of Aqueduct and local water risk data, analysis, and development of solutions and recommendations for decision-makers in key metropolitan regions in India.
Coordinate with Aqueduct and Natural Infrastructure for Water project teams, as well as WRI’s Governance Center, to coordinate funded project demonstrating forest-water mapping tool applications in India and provide feedback to the project teams on needed improvements.
Liaise with local water data and analysis experts in India, as well as researchers developing granular water models for India, such as NASA’s SALDAS high-resolution water model.
Cultivate ideas and tools to integrate relevant data sets from Indian agencies, interalia ISRO, NRSA, DMA, and various ministries, departments, universities and civil society researchers.
Assist with fundraising proposals and background information and writing for prospective project funders.
Supervise the work of junior researchers and interns, as appropriate.
Develop analytical framework for assessing regional water risk and use Aqueduct and local data in close collaboration with Water Program staff to apply to metropolitan areas like Bangalore.
Evaluation and design of institutional mechanisms for the operationalization of the tools, processes and systems for regional and urban water management.
Work with WRI water and economics experts to develop customized analysis of watershed solutions and economic tradeoffs among potential water risk reduction strategies.
Help to ground-truth results and conclusions associated with forthcoming forest-water maps in specific watersheds in India.
Support efforts to communicate about WRI’s water-related work in India, including analytical content to non-technical audiences, media, and existing and prospective funders.
Represent WRI’s Water Program and WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities work through presentations at relevant conferences and workshops.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must have-

Master’s degree required in hydrology, water resources management or a related environmental science or policy discipline.
Minimum 5 – 8 years of highly relevant, full-time work experience, dealing in natural water management and how water management can be done in urban planning.
Excellent academic performance and strong analytical capability. Should had worked in the water related projects, in conservation of natural water bodies.
Ability to communicate complex concepts clearly both orally and in writing, with excellent demonstrated skills in English.
Highly organized and detail-oriented; experience managing complex processes or projects.
Strong interpersonal skills; demonstrated ability to build a strong network of professional relationships.
Comfort working with staff at all levels of experience.
Demonstrated ability to work well in a fast-paced environment and to juggle multiple assignments with little supervision.
International work experience and/or foreign language skills.
Excellent computer skills, ideally including proficiency in GIS mapping software.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted through online process.

For more information, please visit WRI.

Managing Associate at World Resource Institute, India

Deadline: Ongoing

The World Resource Institute (WRI) is currently seeking applications from the eligible applicants for the post of Managing Associate based in Mumbai, India.

The WRI is an environmental and development research and policy organization that creates solutions to protect the Earth and improve people’s lives.

Key Job Responsibilities

The Managing Associate will perform the following functions-

Work with entrepreneurs and regulators to understand the regulatory framework and hurdles.
Study emerging regulatory reform in other countries and other relevant sectors.
Analyze the impact of these new business models on emissions, safety, and accessibility.
Develop recommendations and a platform for discussion on regulatory reform.
Support businesses and government to conceptualize and launch collaborative projects.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must have-

Master’s degree in public affairs, transportation planning, or a related field.
5 – 8 years work experience with:
- Policy research organizations.
- Government focused consulting firms.
- National level industry associations.
Experience with public transport agencies in India is a plus.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted through online process.

For more information, please visit WRI.

Research Analyst, Sustainable Transport at World Resource Institute, China

Deadline: Ongoing

The World Resource Institute (WRI) is currently seeking applications from the eligible applicants for the post of Research Analyst, Sustainable Transport, based in Beijing, China.

The WRI is an environmental and development research and policy organization that creates solutions to protect the Earth and improve people’s lives.

Key Job Responsibilities

The Research Analyst, Sustainable Transport will perform the following functions-

Conduct desktop research on sustainable transportation policies, and deliver on-the-ground projects in pilot cities.
Track and survey state-of-the-practice policies on sustainable urban development/transport and explore the applicability to different Chinese cities.
Participate in the scoping of project and policy research opportunities.
Develop practical policy tools and guidelines on sustainable urban development/transport for municipal and national governments.
Coordinate with and manage global and local experts throughout the delivery of pilot projects.
Liaise with implementation partners and maintain communications with local technical teams on a regular basis, schedule and set up policy dialogue meetings, take/circulate meeting minutes, and track follow-ups, as necessary.
Help organize external events, workshops, conferences, and other project dissemination or capacity building activities.
Assist in grant management and project management work as needed,
Assist in fundraising activities and donor reporting, as needed.
Assist in other ongoing projects, as needed.
Produce, proofread, and edit research reports and papers in both English and Chinese and coordinate the publication process.
Support other activities as needed.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must have-

Master degree in urban planning, economics, and public policies. PhD degree is a plus.
At least 3 years’ work experience in urban planning, transport planning, transport economics and public policies; on-the-ground urban planning project experiences would be an advantage.
Familiarity with social-economic analysis and policy studies.
Strong research and quantitative analytical skills.
Strong academic ethic.
Excellent research, analytical, writing, and presentation skills.
Proficiency in InDesign, Photoshop, and ArcGIS.
Fluency in oral and written Chinese and English, and outstanding inter-personal skills.
Strong team spirits, and ability to handle multiple priorities, take initiative, and deliver under tight deadlines.
Willingness to travel and to concentrate on field work as needed.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted through online process.

For more information, please visit WRI.

Research Director, New Climate Economy at World Resource Institute, USA

Deadline: Ongoing

The World Resource Institute (WRI) is currently seeking applications from the eligible applicants for the post of Research Director, New Climate Economy based in Washington DC, USA.

The WRI is an environmental and development research and policy organization that creates solutions to protect the Earth and improve people’s lives.

Key Job Responsibilities

The Research Director, New Climate Economy will perform the following functions-

Demonstrates intellectual leadership in identifying key opportunities for NCE research, and developing and implementing work programmes.
Identifies the data and methods needed to produce robust, unbiased research to support the NCE programme.
Manages and strategically deploys the expertise of NCE researchers and engages partner organizations to deliver a comprehensive research program and provide research-related support for NCE engagement activities.
Supervises multiple junior researchers in coordination with the wider Executive Management Team.
Oversees the NCE peer review process, including coordinating feedback from Global Commissioners, relevant experts, and partner and associated organizations.
Coordinates with NCE’s Strategic Engagement team to deliver relevant briefings for major international events or country visits.
Presents NCE’s research at national and international events and through bilateral meetings with relevant decision-makers.
Serves on the program’s Executive Management Team, providing strategic advice to the Program Director on overall program delivery and research needs.
Contribute to NCE’s strategy development, partnership development, and fundraising proposals (presentations, narratives, budgets).
Oversees the work of Financial and administrative staff in either London or Washington, DC.
Contributes to fund-raising efforts and development of maintenance of relationships with foundations, governments, and individual donors.
Provides oversight of the research spending and budgets.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must have-

A post-graduate qualification in economics, environmental economics, public policy or another relevant discipline (in-depth knowledge of energy and climate finance/investment issues is strongly preferred).
At least 15 years’ experience demonstrating extensive, world-class and deep knowledge of relevant issues and organizations.
Strong quantitative, analytical research skills.
Substantial program management experience, including in senior management roles and a demonstrated ability to coordinate across teams and research partners in multiple countries.
Experience of working with government and philanthropic donors.
Exceptionally good communication and interpersonal skills, and comfortable working with high-level decision-makers.
Detail-oriented and organized thinker who can juggle multiple, competing priorities.
Ability to travel when needed.
Eligibility to work in the UK or USA.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted through online process.

For more information, please visit WRI.

Director, Financial Planning and Analysis at World Resource Institute, USA

Deadline: Ongoing

The World Resource Institute (WRI) is currently seeking applications from the eligible applicants for the post of Director, Financial Planning and Analysis, based in Washington DC, USA.

The WRI is an environmental and development research and policy organization that creates solutions to protect the Earth and improve people’s lives.

Key Job Responsibilities

The Director, Financial Planning and Analysis will perform the following functions-

Prepare WRI’s annual and long-range strategic financial plans and the corresponding budgets in support of Board and key stakeholder meetings, monthly/quarterly senior leadership meetings, and various strategic committees of the organization.
Analyze and present financial reports in an accurate and timely manner; clearly communicate monthly and annual financial statements; collate financial reporting materials for all donor segments, and oversee all financial, project/program and grants accounting.
Oversee and lead annual budgeting and planning process in conjunction with the CFAO; administer and review all financial plans and budgets; monitor progress and changes and keep senior leadership team abreast of the organization’s financial trends and status.
Effectively communicate and present the critical financial matters to the board of directors.
Define and report on key organizational performance metrics; determine data clean-up or process enhancements necessary to improve the quality of the metrics for decision making and accomplishment of our organizational goals and strategic plan.
Facilitate quantitative decisions with clear, visual, easy to interpret analysis for resource allocation, space planning needs across the network, etc.
Ensure all programs and international office project/program/International office directors and mangers understand how to access and interpret financial reports, WRI’s financial model, etc. and that they have what they need to be successful. Participate as part of the global team to address financial issues.
Certify that Programs consistently receive a high level and quality of customer service from Admin/Operations staff without compromising internal controls through surveys or other means.
Assist with the preparation and monitoring of the annual and five year Admin/Operations Efficiency and Effectiveness Plan.
Ensure clear communication to staff on issues that affect them with clear instructions on what’s expected of them, coupled with the rationale for any changes.
Provide support as necessary during the annual audits and other projects assigned by the Executive Team or Board.
Develop a robust revenue pipeline tracking approach to allow validation of budgets, hiring forecasts and space needs, identify level of effort for fundraising, cash flow, etc.
Develop a process to minimize Foreign Exchange risk.
Implement a robust sub-grant/contracts management and monitoring system.
Ensure that the contract billing and collection schedule is adhered to and that financial data and cash flow are steady and support operational requirements.
Coordinate and liaise with the Finance and Investment Committee of the board of directors; assist with mission based investing of our endowment.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must have-

12-15 years overall finance and accounting experience with progressive responsibility, especially with exposure to international operations; 7-10 years leading accounting/finance teams.
MBA or Master’s degree in Accounting, Finance or related field.
CPA Certification Preferred; Top Tier Accounting Firm experience helpful.
Consulting experience, specifically including successful implementation and oversight of organization-wide process improvement and other initiatives.
Strong leader, demonstrated ability to develop and keep staff motivated.
Strong professional communication and writing skills.
Demonstrated experience dealing with senior executives, including members of the board.
Excellent public speaking and presentation skills.
Experience with multiple financial systems helpful; suggested systems might include Hyperion, Oracle, Deltek (Costpoint and/or Contributor), and SAP.
Strong knowledge of US GAAP, OMB A-122, OMB A-133, FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulation) and technical pronouncements.
Superb cross-cultural interpersonal skills with an impressive history of forging strong relationships with multiple stakeholders, strong listening skills, and an ability to relate well to people at all levels.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted through online process.

For more information, please visit WRI.