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Date of Publication: 22 September 2026 (English Date) – 6 Asoj 2026 (Nepali Date)
Deadline: 7 October 2026 (English Date) – 21 Asoj 2083 (Nepali Date)
Date of Publication: 22 September 2026
Deadline: 7 October 2026
Duration: Initially for 2 years with possibility of extension
Date of Publication: 27 March 2026 (1st Call)
Republished Date: 20 April 2026 (2nd Call)
Submission Deadline: 27 April 2026
Duration: Initially for 2 years with possibility of extension
Date of Publication: 27 March 2026 (1st Call)
Republished Date: 20 April 2026 (2nd Call)
Submission Deadline: 27 April 2026
Position Overview
Lead the community-facing and partner implementation functions of HR3 so that affected people shape the response, assistance reaches priority households transparently, and shelter and recovery activities are delivered safely and on time. The role connects communities, local governments, partners and Habitat’s operational teams while protecting accountability, inclusion and social cohesion.
Project: Humanitarian Response, Recovery and Resilience (HR3)
No. of vacancies: 1 (One)
Date of Announcement: 11 September 2026
Duration: One Year
Position Overview
The Architect will be responsible for coordinating and preparing designs and drawings for Transitional Shelter, housing and infrastructure projects, integrating community input through participatory design processes. This role involves researching innovative, eco-friendly, and affordable construction technologies, collaborating with Nepal Government , research institutes, NGOs, private sector entities, and other stakeholders. The Architect will ensure quality assurance through site inspections, compliance with local regulations, and technical support for disaster response. Additionally, they will document project progress, support cross-departmental initiatives, and deliver training programs on sustainable design principles. The Achitect will ensure all construction activities adhere to Habitat Housing Quality Standards and Nepal Government codes and regulations.
Project: Humanitarian Response, Recovery and Resilience (HR3)
No. of vacancies: 1 (One)
Date of Announcement: 11 September 2026
Duration: One Year
Position Overview
Lead the HR3 Project from assessment and response through early recovery and resilient reconstruction. The role converts Habitat Nepal’s Pathway to Permanence into a safe, coordinated and accountable multi-district operation, ensuring that shelter assistance, transitional shelter, cash-based support, recovery housing and risk-sensitive planning are delivered on time, within budget and in partnership with affected communities and government.
Position Overview
The Administration, Finance and Logistics Officer is responsible for ensuring effective financial management, administration, procurement, logistics, and compliance for the HR3 Project. The position supports project budgeting, financial reporting, partner NGO oversight, procurement and supply chain management, inventory and asset control, fleet coordination, and field operations.
Working closely with project teams, PNGOs, suppliers, and Habitat Nepal support functions, the Officer ensures that project resources are managed efficiently, donor and organizational requirements are met, and timely operational support is provided to humanitarian and recovery activities. The role also contributes to risk management, audit readiness, compliance monitoring, and partner capacity strengthening to support accountable and effective project delivery.
The role requires frequent and sometimes extended travel to remote, disaster-affected locations; work in changing weather, access and security conditions; and flexibility to support urgent operations outside normal hours when authorized.
Position Overview
Build and operate an integrated Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, Learning (MEAL) and documentation system that gives HR3 timely, credible and safe evidence for decisions, demonstrates results to affected people, government and donors, and preserves learning from relief through recovery. The role provides independent verification while ensuring that community feedback and dis-aggregated data shape implementation.
Project: Humanitarian Response, Recovery and Resilience (HR3)
No. of vacancies: 1 (One)
Date of Announcement: 11 September 2026
Duration: One Year
Position Overview
Provide technical leadership for safe, inclusive and context-appropriate shelter and housing across HR3. The role leads site screening, design, costing, construction quality and technical capacity for individual and communal transitional shelters and resilient recovery housing, using locally available materials and practices where they meet safety, performance and environmental requirements.
At Habitat for Humanity our culture is defined by the core values of humility, courage, and accountability. We are also committed to respect and safeguard the rights and dignities of all people, and protect our staff members, volunteers, the people with whom we partner, research participants, and community members, especially vulnerable adults and children from bullying, sexual abuse and exploitation, and sexual harassment. We provide opportunities to do meaningful work as well as for professional development.
We provide coverage including dental and eyecare, and employer-paid group accident insurance.
We offer employee training and skills development programs for professional advancement.
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