Africa Institute for Carbon Training and Sustainability
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About Employer: Africa Institute for Carbon Training and Sustainability
The Africa Institute for Carbon Trading and Sustainability is dedicated to advancing knowledge and expertise in carbon trading, climate change mitigation, and sustainability. Established to provide high-quality education and training, the institute aims to equip professionals, organizations, and policymakers with skills to meet global sustainability goals. We offer specialized services, training programs, consultancy, carbon project development, and advisory roles tailored to address today's pressing environmental challenges.
Our vision is to be the leading institute in Africa for carbon trading and sustainability education, driving impactful change and innovation in the fight against climate change.
The World Food Programme (WFP), the world’s largest humanitarian agency, is seeking a Joint Partnerships and Resource Mobilization Consultant to be based in Harare, Zimbabwe. This is a full-time consultancy aimed at enhancing coordinated efforts among Rome-Based Agencies (RBAs)—WFP, FAO, and IFAD—i…
Applications are invited from suitably qualified graduates to undergo a comprehensive two (2) year graduate traineeship programme with the Bindura University of Science Education Finance Department and its Subsidiary Entities.
Bindura University of Science Education is hiring a Risk Officer (1 Post)
Role Overview
The main objective of the role is to align strategy, capital, processes, people and technology in order to evaluate and manage business opportunities, uncertainties and threats in a structured, disciplined …
Joint Partnerships and Resource Mobilization Consultant in Harare
Harare
Full Time
The World Food Programme (WFP), the world’s largest humanitarian agency, is seeking a Joint Partnerships and Resource Mobilization Consultant to be based in Harare, Zimbabwe. This is a full-time consultancy aimed at enhancing coordinated efforts among Rome-Based Agencies (RBAs)—WFP, FAO, and IFAD—i…