sharing this one because it's a bit different from the usual... it's a senior strategy role, and the person behind it is genuinely interesting.
they're building a sanctuary for tigers rescued from Vietnam's tiger farms, plus doing broader work on wildlife welfare, vet capacity, and conservation in the country. It's early days but not vague-early... there's funding secured for a feasibility study, and they've already got advisors covering vet medicine, tiger husbandry, government relations, and conservation.
the founder's spent 25+ years in animal welfare and conservation, ten of them as Country Director for the biggest international NGO in Vietnam. so they don't need someone to write a strategy for them. what they want is someone to think alongside them... ask the awkward questions, push back on assumptions, help turn a big ambitious idea into something that actually holds up.
practically, that could mean working through the mission and long-term goals, building out a Theory of Change, figuring out the real risks and decision points, and mapping a realistic path from where things are now to actual rescue operations.
it's the kind of thing that'd suit you if you've founded or run a nonprofit before and you're the type who'd rather poke holes in an idea than just agree with it.
rough details: about 3–8 hrs/week, over 2–12 months, and they're based in Vietnam (UTC+7) so some timezone overlap helps. more on the project here: https://thetigersanctuary.org/
full request and application: https://flockwork.org/requests/v11d0ylaasermv4ro7sz5ahn?source=reddit