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The Government of Vanuatu through the Ministry of
Finance & Economic Management, is recruiting for a Chief Executive Officer
(CEO) and part-time Commissioner to the Vanuatu Utilities Regulatory Authority
(URA) and is seeking Expression of Interests for this position.
The primary responsibilities of the CEO and
part-time Commissioner include, but are not limited to the economic regulation
of water and electricity subject to the Utilities Regulatory Authority Act No.
11 of 2007.
About the Utilities Regulatory Authority
The URA was set up under the Utilities Regulatory
Authority Act No. 11 of 2007. The Authority acts independently of the
Government and its primary purpose is to increase access to safe, reliable and
affordable electricity and water services, and to promote the long-term
interests of consumers throughout Vanuatu. In addition, the Authority manages
consumer disputes and advises the Government on matters related to electricity
and water. It also reviews tariffs under the rules of the Concessions
Agreements and relevant legislation.
Criteria:
Core Competencies
The CEO and Part-time Commissioner shall have the
following core competencies
- A
Ni-Vanuatu person of high caliber with deep knowledge of financial, economic
and business applications pertaining to regulated utility services, preferably
in energy and water sector
- Broad
experience in national and international arena in regulatory practices
particularly in developing countries [Minimum 10 years experience]
- Demonstrated
track record in organization leadership and public administration and managing
a professional organization
- Ability
for capacity building, stakeholder relationship management with Government,
private sector and public sound understanding of the electricity and water
industries, especially background in electricity and water laws, economics,
technical and financial applications
- Knowledge
of key areas of electricity and water regulation including, licensing, dispute
resolution, competition issues, safety and reliability standards, tariffs,
consumer protection and contract administration
- Knowledge
and experience of electricity and water sector issues in the South Pacific
region and/or other small island economics is highly desirable
- Fluency (written and spoken) in English, and/or French
is highly desirable and knowledge of Bislama is desirable.
Eligibility
While it is the preference of the Government of
Vanuatu to appoint a Ni-Vanuatu (citizen) to this position, any qualified
international experts with requisite experience and background may apply.
Salary:
Not Stated
Language:
English, French (highly desirable), Bislama (desirable).
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| How To Apply:
To
request a Request for Expression of Interest (REOI) form and details relating
to the scope of service for this position, please contact:
Lizzie Taura-Govan, Manager Regulation, Utilities Regulatory Authority
Tel: (+678) 23335 (extn. 302); Email: lgovan@ura.gov.vu; Skype: lmarguerite1
The REOI should be submitted and
addressed as “Confidential: REOI MFEM/URA CS01/15” to the Acting Secretary at the mailing address provided below.
REOI
closing date for submissions is Monday 1st, February
2016 at 16.30 PM Vanuatu Time (GMT +11).
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Lizzie Taura-Govan (Manager Regulation)|Acting Secretary (Central Board).
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| (+678) 23335 (extn. 302)
Address: The Acting Secretary , Central Tender Board Office , Ministry of Finance and Economic Management, PMB 9058, Top Floor, S.I.P Building, Rue Pasteur, Port Vila, Vanuatu.
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Source:
10-Dec 15 Direct from Employer
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