Senior Field Officer

People In Need · Zabul, Afghanistan

Organization
People In Need
Location
Zabul, Afghanistan
Organization type
International NGO
Contract
Job
Posted
5 November 2026
Deadline
19 November 2026 14 days left

Job details

excerpts from the official posting

People in Need (PIN) is a Czech organization established in 1992, currently working in around 40 countries on human rights and humanitarian aid. Globally, PIN is recognized as a leading actor in Education in Emergencies and actively contributes to international coordination mechanisms and humanitarian clusters…

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