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Youth Engagement Coordinator (Najahona) - Jordan - Vimarsana News

Youth Engagement Coordinator (Najahona) - Jordan

Program/Project Management Job in Jordan about Coordination, Gender and Protection and Human Rights, requiring 3-4 years of experience, from Plan International; closing on 5 May 2023

P2 FAO APO - Supply Chain and Logistics Officer (U.S. Citizens Only) - Italy - Vimarsana News

P2 FAO APO - Supply Chain and Logistics Officer (U.S. Citizens Only) - Italy

Program/Project Management Job in Italy about Agriculture, Disaster Management and Food and Nutrition, requiring 3-4 years of experience, from USAID; closing on 27 Apr 2023

PH gets $26.3-M grant for climate resilient agri project - Vimarsana News

PH gets $26.3-M grant for climate resilient agri project

The Philippines has secured approval for a grant of US$26.3 million from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) to increase the resilience of rural agriculture in climate-vulnerable areas and to transform the country's agriculture sector towards climate resilience.

Source: mb.com.ph
Italy and ILO support Private Sector in Southern Iraq - Vimarsana News

Italy and ILO support Private Sector in Southern Iraq

Italy and the ILO support private sector development in Southern Iraq's green economy A new agreement between Italy and the International Labour Organization (ILO) will enhance support to private sector development and decent job creation in Southern Iraq, with a focus on promoting sustainable green businesses. Under the agreement, hundreds of young women and men

Telcos under pressure to slash roaming fees - Vimarsana News

Telcos under pressure to slash roaming fees

Telecommunication firms in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) face increased competition in their continental roaming charges.