Opportunity

Ocean Career: Ocean Outcomes Taiwan Fishery Improvement Coordinator

Working closely with the Asia Fishery Improvement Manager, the Taiwan Fishery Improvement Coordinator is a dedicated contracted role, responsible for developing and managing Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs), sustainable initiatives, and supporting implementation of improvement actions for the benefit of fisheries and fishing communities in Taiwan and the greater region. The Taiwan Fishery Improvement Coordinator will conduct outreach, and directly engage key stakeholders (e.g., commercial fishermen, local cooperatives and government) in Taiwan with the aim of developing FIPs which reflect community-based solutions. In addition, this position will be responsible for FIP work plan development and implementation; project management, providing project progress updates; holding regular stakeholder meetings; and conducting research.

We are seeking a contractor based in Taiwan, who can travel for significant amounts of time regionally, nationally, and internationally, up to 3-4 months a year. The person in this position should have a flexible, creative and empathetic outlook; possess independent and entrepreneurial qualities; and have a strong background in fishery issues, seafood businesses, and/or sustainability and environmental issues. The person should also possess the ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously with strong independent management and communication skills.

Key Responsibilities

  • Support/maintain relationships with key local stakeholders e.g., fishing companies, cooperatives, local processors, government officials, and other community stakeholders to develop and implement improvement projects.
  • Hold stakeholder outreach and co-design meetings to facilitate development of improvement work plans which have buy-in from key supply chain participants.
  • Support implementation and manage the improvement projects in line with FIP work plans, ensuring timely delivery of project deliverables.
  • Conduct research and analysis in collaboration with the program team and science/analytic team.
  • Support communications activities and materials development related to O2’s work in Taiwan.
  • Other support responsibilities include, but not limited to, coordinating events and meetings, including, logistics; translation and interpretation.

Learn more about this opportunity and how to apply.

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