Freedom from Debt Coalition (FDC) is a nationwide multi-sectoral coalition conducting advocacy work in the national, local and international arenas, to realize a common framework and agenda for economic development.

FDC believes in the following:

·         Human Development

·         Equity, Economic Rights, Economic Justice

·         Democratizing the Economy

·         Sustainable Economy

·         Economic Growth (that is humane, equitable, sustainable)

·         The Role the State Must Play in the Economy

·         Economic Sovereignty and National Self-Reliance

·         Global Economic Relations

For 2011 to 2013, FDC is looking for staff that would passionately pursue its peoples agenda. FDC is in need of:

1.    Debt and Public Finance Program Coordinator

2.    Debt and Public Finance Program Support Staff

3.    Water Program Coordinator

4.    Climate Program Coordinator

5.    Women and Gender Program Officer

6.    Internal Education and Membership Officer

FDC offers competitive compensation. Kindly read the attachment for details of the job descriptions and qualifications. For more information on FDC’s work, kindly visit http://www.fdc.ph.

Interested applicants may submit their letter of application and CV on or before July 15, 2011 to:

Mr. Milo Tanchuling

FDC Secretary-General

Email: mntanchuling@yahoo.com

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