Recently, the population of Mozambique suffered a devastating tragedy caused by Cyclone Idai, which left a massive number of people dead, injured, and homeless. To support the affected communities, the Architectes de l'Urgence Foundation is calling on architecture and engineering professionals to help rebuild one of the hardest-hit areas. Read the official statement below.
Text provided by the Architectes de l'Urgence Foundation
As part of our ongoing work in Mozambique to aid the victims of Cyclone Idai, the Architectes de l'Urgence Foundation is seeking architects and engineers to work in rural areas near Beira, designing and monitoring reconstruction programs for buildings such as schools, community centers, health centers, orphanages, etc.
Mission duration:
1 to 2 months, with possible extension depending on on-site projects
Required profiles:
Licensed architects and engineers
Proven technical skills in structural damage assessment of affected buildings, project design, and construction supervision.
Mandatory: English and Portuguese. French is desirable.
Possible compensation: Between €1,100 and €1,800 per month, depending on experience. Travel and on-site accommodation are fully covered by the foundation.
To apply, please send your CV, cover letter, and portfolio (maximum 5MB) before April 30, 2019 to: info@archi-urgent.com
This article was written by Pedro Vada. The translation is powered by AI.
