Working with MRC

The MRC provides a number of ways for individuals, organizations, universities, companies, and government to engage with the organization. This section describes the procedures related to working with the MRC.

Employment

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The MRC Human Resources Development Section (HRS) manages MRC employment opportunities, all of which are advertised on this website. HRS wants to ensure the development of the right skills, competencies, and organizational culture in MRC in order to support full implementation of the MRC Strategic Plan. The HRD section manages the Integrated Capacity Building Programme which role is to strengthen the professional capacity in the four riparian countries and to ensure gender perspectives in water and related resources development are institutionalized. [browse opportunities]

Consultancies and Tenders

MRC receives its funding from the MRC Member States and from a number of development partners. MRC applies part of its funding for goods, works, related services and consulting services. Procurement will be conducted through MRC’s procedures and is open to all bidders. Specific procurement notices will be announced, as they become available on this website, on dgMarket and/or other media. Interested bidders who wish to be included on the mailing list to receive an invitation to bid or those requiring additional information, should contact the procurement unit. [browse opportunities]

Internships

The MRC Internship Programme offers opportunities for small group of university students and graduates to acquire hands on experience through the work programmes and other related works at the MRC Secretariat. [read more]

Junior Riparian Professionals

The Junior Riparian Professionals (JRP) project aims to provide training and hands-on experience to young riparian professionals in the core areas of Integrated Water Resources Management. The JRP project aims to promote the development of a regional network for Mekong cooperation, which involves the capacity building of forty promising young professionals from the Lower Mekong Basin. [read more]