CESVI Ngo Jobs In Pakistan

Jobs opportunities for Project Coordinator CESVI is an international NGO, with headquarters in Italy, operating in Pakistan since 2005. CESVI is now starting operations in support to the IDPs in Nowshera and Peshawar districts, KPK. CESVI is looking for (Female) CASHIER for its interventions in Nowshera. Duty station: Nowshera Duration: 3  months with possibility of extension

TERMS OF REFERENCE
In coordination with the Project Coordinator, the (Female) Cashier:
• Is responsible for office cash and keep it Safe
• Ensures Master Roll has been properly filled
• Performs Cash for Work payments according to Master Rolls and CfW documentation
• Checks all payment requests before cash disbursement ensuring that each request is correctly made and it
is approved for payment according to CESVI procedures
• Ensures the maintenance of all physical documentation in respect of Cesvi procedures
• Hands over vouchers for Ginko booking on weekly basis or as required
• Any other tasks delegated by the Project Manager/Country Admininstrator
• She/he works precisely according to procedures, rules and regulations
• She/he should be able to prioritize the work as per project management decisions

Those interested in the above-mentioned position should send, indicating as object “E5_Fcashier”, a “letter of applications” together with their detailed curriculum vitae by e-mail at hr.cesvi@gmail.com Interviews will be held in Islamabad. Only short listed candidates will be contacted. Travel expenses to the interview location have to be covered by the applicants. Closing Date: October 20th, 2012

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Independence Muslim press in the South Asian

Past History The per-lndeperidence Muslim press in the South Asian Sub-Continent had its leading lights in the form of powerful independent newspapers like Hamdard and Zamindar. The proud names of Maulana Mohammad Ali Jauhar and Maulana Zafar Ali Khan stand out prominently in the annals of Muslim journalism. The Star of India (Calcutta, 1937), Morning News (Calcutta, 1942), Dawn (Delhi, 1945) and the Pakistan Times (Lahore, 1947), were great exponents of the Muslim cause for the creation of Pakistan. , These efforts were usefully supplemented by valuable services rendered by some of the newspapers brought out from distincts.When Pakistan appeared on the map of the world on August 14, 1947, there were only two English dailies published from Lahore, The Pakistan Times, founded by the father of the nation, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, and Civil & Military Gazette (now defunct)
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