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Form of work- Ongoing, Full-Time
- INR197,595 per month
- New Delhi, India
About the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) promotes and protects Australia’s international interests to support our security and prosperity. We work with international partners and other countries to tackle global challenges, increase trade and investment opportunities, protect international rules, keep our region stable and help Australians overseas.
The Australian Government’s overseas development program advances Australia’s national interest by assisting developing countries to reduce poverty and achieve economic development. While Australia does not have a bilateral development cooperation program with India, we support India’s development priorities through our global and regional aid investments and technical assistance activities. The Australian High Commission, New Delhi, is also accredited for Bhutan, including responsibilities for Australia’s development cooperation with Bhutan (worth approximately AUD 4.4 million per year). Australia’s new international development policy sets the long-term direction for Australia’s development program (further information can be found here).
About the Position
The Senior Program Manager – Development (SPM-D) will manage Australia’s successful portfolio of development programs in India and Bhutan, in line with Australian Government policies and priorities. The SPM-D will work under the direction of the First Secretary, Economic (Development) to manage various development programs.
The SPM-D will be required to regularly travel to Bhutan, and from time to time within the South Asia region and to Australia.
For more detailed information on the position, key responsibilities and desirable skills and experience, please view the
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) promotes and protects Australia’s international interests to support our security and prosperity. We work with international partners and other countries to tackle global challenges, increase trade and investment opportunities, protect international rules, keep our region stable and help Australians overseas.
The Australian Government’s overseas development program advances Australia’s national interest by assisting developing countries to reduce poverty and achieve economic development. While Australia does not have a bilateral development cooperation program with India, we support India’s development priorities through our global and regional aid investments and technical assistance activities. The Australian High Commission, New Delhi, is also accredited for Bhutan, including responsibilities for Australia’s development cooperation with Bhutan (worth approximately AUD 4.4 million per year). Australia’s new international development policy sets the long-term direction for Australia’s development program (further information can be found here).
About the Position
The Senior Program Manager – Development (SPM-D) will manage Australia’s successful portfolio of development programs in India and Bhutan, in line with Australian Government policies and priorities. The SPM-D will work under the direction of the First Secretary, Economic (Development) to manage various development programs.
The SPM-D will be required to regularly travel to Bhutan, and from time to time within the South Asia region and to Australia.
For more detailed information on the position, key responsibilities and desirable skills and experience, please view the
