Employer: CUFA Cambodia
Sector/s: Not For Profit (NFP)
Title: Country Program Manager (Full Time)
SALARY BANDWIDTH: $900 to $1,100 USD/month (excluding 9.5% retention and NSSF contributions; inclusive of tax)

ABOUT CUFA
CUFA was created in 1971 and is the Australian Credit Union Movement’s development agency working across the Asia Pacific region. It is a not-for-profit organisation focusing on strengthening communities and developing people through access to the affordable financial services through credit unions. CUFA has five offices in: Cambodia, Timor-Leste, Fiji, Myanmar and Australia. 
CUFA is seeking an eager and highly motivated Country Program Manager to join its dynamic, fast-moving, and hardworking international management team, to be based in its office in Phnom Penh. This position is opened to Cambodian citizens’ only.

• ESSENTIAL CRITERIA
• Good English (written and verbal)
• Demonstrated experience supervising and managing staff in a supportive, collaborative and constructive manner
• Proven ability to support staff to successfully meet project objectives and goals and strengthen community development activities
• Ability to work independently with high-level critical thinking and decision making
• Ability to assist the staff to mitigate/manage risk and solve challenges in a reasonable time-frame
• Experience working in the NGO sector and on community development projects
• Demonstrated experience in integrating strategies to mainstream people with disabilities, achieve gender equality as include marginalised people groups in all of CUFA’s projects.
• Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to establish and maintain good working relationships with partner organisations and stakeholders such as government departments.
• Willing to travel to the remote areas across Cambodia to oversee and conduct monitoring trips, and occasional overseas travel  
• DESIREABLE CRITERIA
• Knowledge of, and involvement in, the credit union movement

•  KEY ACCOUNTABILITY 
• The Cambodian Country Program Manager will be responsible for ensuring that the CUFA’s Cambodian office, staff and programs are managed in an effective manner so that staff are well supported and projects meet their goals and objectives.
• This includes:
• Overall supervision of CUFA’s Cambodian staff and office management;
• Managing a team of Project Coordinators to deliver a range of community development projects to ensure that project objectives and outcomes are met;
• Ensuring good working relationships with all partner organisations, stakeholders and CUFA both domestic and international staff;
• Monitoring project progress and performance by preparing monthly, quarterly and monitoring trip reports;
• Strengthening community development activities; and
• Integrate strategies in all of CUFA’s projects to mainstream people with disabilities, achieve gender equality and include other marginalised people groups.

To apply please send your cover letter and resume to below email.

To be considered for an interview your application needs to address each of the Essential Criteria above.

CUFA takes the protection of children very seriously and as an organisation we expect all staff members to comply with our child protection policy. The successful applicant will need to sign a child protected declaration and undergo referee checks.