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Indalo Yethu invites suitably qualified potential candidates to apply for these exciting opportunities to contribute to creating 10 model towns of sustainability in local municipalities in SA. 1. Programme Manager: Eco-towns (Centurion)
Responsible for oversight of the implementation and management of the business plan and programme management unit. Experience in the Built Environment Sector and Sustainable Development a requirement. 2. Project Finance Manager (Centurion)
Specialist project finance experience, budget preparation for fundraising, expenditure tracking and financial reporting on full accounting function.
Procurement systems development and monitoring.
3. Project Finance and procurement officer (Centurion)
Procurement administration, Full accounting function and payroll processing. 4. Project Human Resources Practitioner (Centurion)
HR Systems development, employment contracts, performance management, labour relations knowledge.
5. Environmental Education Training Coordinator (Centurion)
Training coordinator, skills audits, design training packages and environment education content development for communities and municipalities. 6. Project Administrators *2 (Centurion)
1 x Liason with service provider and contractors, experience in project reporting essential, management of contracts and project schedules.
1 x Office administration and communications /events management.
7. Provincial Coordinators *8
Must be prepared to work in the following locations per province: Eastern Cape, (Butterworth, Mthatha) Limpopo (Greater Giyani & Vhembe), Mpumalanga (Bushbuckridge), Kwazulu Natal (Empangeni); Northern Cape (Kuruman); Free State (Ladybrand)
Strong experience in project management/operations management/logistics management. Experience in managing local contractors and supervisory skills essential for management of contract workers. Please see below job descriptions for the above positions. Interested candidates are invited to send a recent professional profile with contactable references and certified scanned copies of qualifications to Tokollo Mojapelo at
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or fax: 012 665 1382 or to PO Box 68219. Highveld, Centurion, 0169; Contact will be limited to short-listed candidates only. Indalo Yethu reserves the right not to fill the position. Closing date for applications: 12:00 in the afternoon on Friday the 05 February 2010 click on the title below for Job discription : Project Human Resources Practitioner Provincial Coordinators Project Finance Manager Project Administrators Programme Manager: Eco-towns Project Finance and procurement officer Environmental Education Training Coordinator Provincial Project Co-ordinator
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The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark took place from 7-19 December 2009. The Copenhagen Conference marked the culmination of a two-year negotiating process to enhance international climate change cooperation. The conference was subject to unprecedented public and media attention, and more than 40,000 people, representing governments, nongovernmental organizations, intergovernmental organizations, faith-based organizations, media and UN agencies applied for accreditation at the conference. A number of countries were party to the Copenhagen Accord at the end of the Conference, though not formally adopted as the outcome of the negotiations. 
With increasingly more effects of global warming being seen across our planet, it is hard to dispute any longer the fact that this is reality. Global warming is real, it is happening, the evidence is overwhelming and undeniable and is the biggest challenge that our planet will face this century. 