Social Protection Civil Society Network (SPCSN) Vacancy for Project Coordinator & Finance Officer
Vacancy Announcement for various positions:
Job Posted date: 13 August, 2026
Last date of application: 19 August, 2026
Social Protection Civil Society Network (SPCSN) is a dynamic civil society coalition established in Nepal in 2012, bringing together 24 national NGOs and 3 international NGOs to advocate for the rights and social protection of vulnerable and marginalized groups, including children, older people, persons with disabilities, trafficking survivors, people living with HIV/AIDS, single women, Dalit and landless communities. SPCSN works to promote inclusive, sustainable, transparent, and accountable social protection and collaborates with government and other stakeholders to strengthen social protection systems and policies.
Vacant Positions
1. Project Coordinator
The Project Coordinator will support overall program planning and implementation, coordination with government agencies, SPCSN member organizations and partners, project and organizational reporting, event facilitation, proposal development, resource mobilization, and organizational management.
Please go through the given link for detailed JD and position summary.
2. Finance Officer
The Finance Officer will be responsible for financial management, budgeting, accounting, financial reporting, compliance, documentation, and providing financial support for SPCSN's projects and overall organizational operations.
Please go through the given link for detailed JD and position summary.
Key Information
Duty Station: Lalitpur (Central Office)
Contract: 3 months initially, with possibility of extension subject to funding availability and satisfactory performance
Expected Start Date: 1st September, 2026
Application Procedures: Please submit your updated CV and a brief cover letter to spcsnvacancy@gmail.com with the position title clearly mentioned in the subject line.
SPCSN strongly encourages applications from qualified candidates from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds, particularly Dalit communities, persons with disabilities, women, and other marginalized and disadvantaged groups.