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The International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises, helping to restore health, safety, education, economic wellbeing, and power to people devastated by conflict and disaster. Founded in 1933 at the call of Albert Einstein, the IRC is one of the world’s largest international humanitarian non-governmental organizations (INGO), at work in more than 50 countries and more than 25 U.S. cities helping people to survive, reclaim control of their future and strengthen their communities. A force for humanity, IRC employees deliver lasting impact by restoring safety, dignity and hope to millions. If you’re a solutions-driven, passionate change-maker, come join us in positively impacting the lives of millions of people world-wide for a better future. Job Overview: Under the supervision of the Youth Coordinator, the In-School Youth Specialist is responsible for REP service provision and outcomes, including screening referrals from teachers, client processing and enrollment, curriculum development, providing assessments, creating individualized service plans, case management including client success coaching towards youth goals, referrals to community organizations for care givers, follow up services, and financial requests. This role will also be responsible to coordinate school enrollments for newly arrived youth including working with families to ensure youth are enrolled into and attending school. The position will also be responsible to provide additional recommendations for student support on campus. The Youth Specialist will develop relationships with local school districts and site staff, including building rapport, learning about opportunities on campus, and connecting youth to appropriate staff for support. Youth Specialist will be responsible to provide teachers with a clear understanding of REP objectives and enrollment criteria along with a clear referral process. The Youth Specialist will be responsible for enrolling clients into REP and assigning mentors to each youth. They will be responsible to develop goal maps with each youth and provide guidance to mentors on how to follow up on the plans monthly to ensure progression towards goals. The Youth Specialist will also train mentors on related skills and processes. All activities will advance skill acquisition and support school engagement and progression. This role will oversee the development and implementation of REP workshops aimed education support, life skills development, employment information, and skills assessments. In addition, the Youth Specialist will be responsible for overseeing progress made through mentoring programs and will report findings through maintaining casefiles, case notes across ETO, and internal tracking systems. Additionally, Youth Specialist will support logistical planning and coordinating of one-time Elevate Tech School workshops at school sites. Working in existing networks and partnership, Youth Specialist will be responsible to find times, dates, and locations for Elevate Tech School and support with referrals for youth participants in one-time workshops. Major Responsibilities: Client Outreach & External Partnership Development Identify appropriate teachers to partner with for REP youth referrals and communicate the goals of the program and students to be referred to the teachers. Implement and improve recruiting strategies to increase student participation. Communicate with families and provide additional support and referrals to resources as needed. Build rapport with school staff to understand breadth of opportunities available at school-site and connect newly enrolled youth to appropriate on-campus support. Act as a liaison between the IRC, clients, and schools to provide a seamless enrollment process and connection to resources on campus. Case Management: Conduct intakes, assessments, and enrollments then provide intensive one-on-one case management and navigation services to youth, prepare individualized service plans and goal maps with youth and care givers that detail steps needed to achieve education and employments goals, and conduct follow up to ensure participants are on-track. Compile documentation on services provided and client outcomes in casefiles and case management database. Assess, evaluate, and track students’ individualized service plan progress. Customize clients’ resumes and supporting documentation to fit identified opportunities. Ensure all clients comply with the policies of the program and report client progress. Motivate clients to complete key items on their goal maps, attend mentoring, and take actions towards accomplish their short-term goals. Refer family needs identified in service plan meetings to appropriate IRC and external partnership programs. Facilitation & Teaching: Plan and implement engaging and educational REP Mentoring workshops and life skills development activities to ensure youth clients are active in the program and motivated towards completing shared goals. Command a room of 20 high school English Learners after school for 90 minutes with the support of volunteer mentors. Ensuring clear messaging, teaching, and a safe and healing learning environment. Contribute to new curriculum topics and adaptations to the needs of individual school sites. Collect and encourage student voice and advocacy in program implementation and lesson topics. Train and place volunteers to support mentoring activities. Program reporting and administration: Complete internal direct assistance and incentive financial request according to program guidelines and client need. Review, request, and reconcile supportive services. Ensure timely and accurate compliance to all reporting requirements including database management, case noting, and file maintenance; and data reports as requested. Collect, aggregate, and analyze performance data for initial program reports. Conduct quality assurance checks on casefiles and in ETO. Create new program forms and create manuals to capture best practices for program services. Participate in all meetings, staff development activities, and fully engage as a member of the team. Align with all policies, procedures and protocols of the agency. Promote and actively participate in initiatives and efforts to build team engagement, inclusion, and cohesion in IRC Sacramento. Foster ongoing learning, honest dialogue, and reflection to strengthen safeguarding and to promote IRC value and adherences to IRC policies. Other related duties as assigned. School Enrollments: Work directly with newly arrived families to enroll all eligible students into school, keeping track of all documentation and immunization requirements. Conduct home visits to educate families and students on school norms, expectations, and answer any questions. Conduct Youth Cultural Orientation sessions. Work with schools for specific school enrollment information, start date, and any additional counselor or support appointments needed. Key Working Relationships: Position Reports to: Youth Programs Coordinator Job Requirements: Undergraduate degree in related field or related work experience. Two+ years of related professional work experience. Youth-related teaching is a plus. Demonstrated experience with the US educational system effectively teaching/tutoring youth towards education progression. Excellent communication skills, with fluency in written and spoken English. Proven success achieving goals and working effectively with all levels of staff in a multicultural environment. Proficient in working with databases and Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook). Valid driver’s license, access to a reliable vehicle with current insurance, and the ability to travel regularly throughout the service delivery area. Proficiency in Farsi/Dari, or Pashto is a plus. Working Environment: Standard office work environment with regular travel throughout the service delivery area. Regular travel to school sites is required. Offices hours are scheduled as Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. This position will administer program after school hours and may need to work 10am-6pm on program days. Stable Wi-Fi and the ability to work remotely. Compensation: Posted pay ranges apply to US-based candidates. Ranges are based on various factors including the labor market, job type, internal equity, and budget. Exact offers are calibrated by work location, individual candidate experience and skills relative to the defined job requirements.Gender Equality: IRC is committed to narrowing the gender gap in leadership positions. We offer benefits that provide an enabling environment for women to participate in our workforce including parental leave, gender-sensitive security protocols and other supportive benefits and allowances. Equal Opportunity Employer: We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. We will ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment. Please contact us to request accommodation. US Benefits: The IRC offers a comprehensive and highly competitive set of benefits. All US employees are eligible for sick time, a 403b retirement savings plans: up to 4.5% immediately vested matching contribution, plus an 3-7% additional IRC contribution, and an Employee Assistance Program which is available to our staff and their families to support in times of crisis and mental health struggles. In addition, full-time employees are eligible for 10 US paid holidays, 20-25 paid time off days, disability & life insurance, medical, dental, and vision insurance (employee contribution starting at $135, $7, and $5 per month respectively) and FSA for healthcare, childcare, and commuter costs. Part-time employees are eligible for a proportionate amount of paid time off. These additional benefits apply to employees who work at least 6 months within a 12 month time period. Standard of Professional Conduct:The IRC and the IRC workers must adhere to the values and principles outlined in the IRC Way – our Code of Conduct. These are Integrity, Service, Accountability, and Equality. Commitment to Gender, Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion: The IRC is committed to creating a diverse, inclusive, respectful, and safe work environment where all persons are treated fairly, with dignity and respect. The IRC expressly prohibits and will not tolerate discrimination, harassment, retaliation, or bullying of the IRC persons in any work setting. We aim to increase the representation of women, people that are from country and communities we serve, and people who identify as races and ethnicities that are under-represented in global power structures.
IRC - International Rescue CommitteeRemote, Sacramento -
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises, helping to restore health, safety, education, economic wellbeing, and power to people devastated by conflict and disaster. Founded in 1933 at the call of Albert Einstein, the IRC is one of the world’s largest international humanitarian non-governmental organizations (INGO), at work in more than 50 countries and more than 25 U.S. cities helping people to survive, reclaim control of their future and strengthen their communities. A force for humanity, IRC employees deliver lasting impact by restoring safety, dignity and hope to millions. If you’re a solutions-driven, passionate change-maker, come join us in positively impacting the lives of millions of people world-wide for a better future. Contexte Fondé en 1933, l’International Rescue Committee (IRC) est une organisation internationale de premier plan travaillant dans les domaines des secours, de la réhabilitation, de la protection, du développement post-conflit, des services de réinstallation et du plaidoyer pour les personnes touchées par les pires crises humanitaires du monde. À l’œuvre aujourd’hui dans plus de 40 pays et 26 villes américaines, l’IRC redonne sécurité, dignité et espoir à des millions de personnes déracinées et qui luttent pour perdurer. Depuis le début des années 1980, le Niger a toujours été classé au bas de l’échelle de l’indice de développement humain des Nations unies. Plus de la moitié de la population souffre d’insécurité alimentaire chronique et une personne sur dix est en situation d’insécurité alimentaire extrême. Le Niger est également un pays sujet aux catastrophes, régulièrement frappé par des crises alimentaires et vulnérable aux inondations, au choléra et aux invasions de criquets. L’accès aux soins de santé et à l’éducation pour les femmes et les filles est très limité. Outre la vulnérabilité d’une proportion importante de Nigériens, le Niger accueille également des réfugiés du Mali et du Nigeria voisins. La vision de l’IRC pour le Niger est que les individus, les ménages et les communautés soient résilients, autonomes et capables de prospérer dans un contexte changeant. L’IRC Niger est présent dans les régions de Tillabery, Agadez et Diffa avec des projets dans les domaines suivants : Santé environnementale (EH) et Bien Non Alimentaires (BNA), Réponse d’urgence/Mécanisme de réponse rapide (RRM), Protection (SGBV, Protection de l’Enfance, Monitoring de la protection et Intégration de la protection), Education, Santé-Nutrition, Relèvement Economique et Moyens de subsistance. Sommaire Sous la supervision du Senior Manager Santé-Nutrition, l’Officier nutrition est en charge de la mise en œuvre et de la gestion des activités nutrition de la zone de responsabilité, travaillant en lien directe avec l’équipe cadre du district (ECD), ainsi que le personnel des centres de santé de la zone de son ressort. L’Officier nutrition sera basé à Abala, avec de fréquentes visites aux formations sanitaires et structures communautaires de la zone d’intervention Principales responsabilités Planification des activités en fonction des objectifs et de la méthodologie du programme : planification et validation des activités en lien avec les équipes projet, suivi de la mise en œuvre des activités ; Effectuer des supervisions conjointes avec l’équipe cadre du district sanitaire (MCD, point focal nutrition, épidémiologiste…) pour se rendre compte de l’amélioration projetée au niveau de chaque CSI de la zone de responsabilité ; Appui à la gestion/suivi des stocks pour que les CSI/CS puissent prévenir les ruptures d’intrants à temps S’assurer de la qualité du processus de dépistage et du respect du protocole par des supervisions régulières ; Renforcer les capacités des CSI/CS en gestion de l’information sanitaire (suivi /monitoring, rapportage des données…) ; Veiller à la Dotation des CSI/CS en matériel et fournitures nécessaires à la PCIMA (toises, balances, registres…) selon les besoins de chaque structure sanitaire ; Assurer la mise en place de l’approche PB-famille dans les villages de la zone d’intervention ; Participer au développement de toute autre activité liée à la prise en charge de la malnutrition au niveau de la communauté (dépistage/référencement) ; Préparer un chronogramme pour le suivi des activités en collaboration avec son superviseur ; Assurer la collecte et la transmission des données de routine issues des activités à travers la plateforme CommCare ; Assurer la formation des agents de santé et des facilitatrices sur le counseling ANJE ; Assurer le suivi et l’encadrement des facilitatrices ANJE au niveau communautaire en collaboration avec les agents de santé de la zone ; Collaborer avec l’équipe PAF pour l’intégration des activités au sein des groupes OCB ; Faire l’évaluation mensuelle et trimestrielle des facilitatrices ANJE ; Organiser le dépistage communautaire de la malnutrition lors des séances de distribution ; Faire le suivi des enfants référés pour s’assurer qu’ils sont bien arrivés dans les centres de santé ; Être en contact avec les relais de la zone pour le suivi des enfants référés non parvenus ; S’assurer que les auto-référencements à travers l’approche PB Famille sont bien consignés dans les registres de PEC ; Organiser des séances de sensibilisation sur les sites maraichers en collaboration avec les relais communautaires ; Assurer l’élaboration du rapport mensuel et rapport d’activités ; Participer à la préparation et à la mise en œuvre des evaluations et enquêtes dans sa zone d’intervention Les procédures d’IRC sont respectées à 100% lors des opérations financière, logistiques et administratives ; Accomplir toute autre tâche à la demande de la hiérarchie. Minimum Qualifications: Licence en Nutrition Humaine, Science Infirmière ou autre diplôme équivalent ; Expérience professionnelle adéquate d’au moins 03 ans en gestion de projet nutrition ; Expérience de travail avec les ONG Humanitaires ; Bonne connaissance de la zone d’intervention et des problèmes socio-économiques de la zone est un atout ; Capacité et volonté de voyager fréquemment dans les villages et de rester sur le terrain ; Volonté et capacité d’être flexible et à s’adapter dans les conditions de travail difficiles ; Français à l’oral et à l’écrit est essentiel ; Très bonne communication dans les langues locales : Haoussa, Zerma, ou Tamashek…. Très bonnes aptitudes organisationnelles ; Capacité à identifier des problèmes et à identifier des solutions ; Capacité à travailler sous pression et à respecter les délais. Standard of Professional Conduct:The IRC and the IRC workers must adhere to the values and principles outlined in the IRC Way – our Code of Conduct. These are Integrity, Service, Accountability, and Equality. Commitment to Gender, Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion: The IRC is committed to creating a diverse, inclusive, respectful, and safe work environment where all persons are treated fairly, with dignity and respect. The IRC expressly prohibits and will not tolerate discrimination, harassment, retaliation, or bullying of the IRC persons in any work setting. We aim to increase the representation of women, people that are from country and communities we serve, and people who identify as races and ethnicities that are under-represented in global power structures.
IRC - International Rescue CommitteeTillabéri -
Tetra Tech International Development (International Development Jobs – Tetra Tech) is currently accepting expressions of interest from qualified candidates for a Deputy Chief of Party (DCOP) position for the anticipated USAID-funded Sustainable Water and Sanitation Partnerships (SWSP) program in Zambia. This position will be based in the main office in Lusaka. Position Description/Summary: The main objectives of the SWSP activity are to 1) improve governance and management capacity for WASH at the subnational level; 2) increase access to sustainable water and sanitation services, including in institutional settings; and 3) increase the resilience of water supply to climate change, disaster and public health emergencies. The DCOP will report to the Chief of Party (COP) and provide technical leadership and activity oversight across several areas of anticipated focus for the project. This is anticipated to be a five-year position based in Zambia. Responsibilities: *Provide overall leadership, strategic guidance, vision and management to staff for successful implementation; * Support the COP in all aspects of implementation to ensure deliverables and compliance; * Work closely with technical and administrative staff to ensure the integration of all technical areas as well as strong collaboration with other donors, local organizations, and local government counterparts; * Meet contractual obligations, produce deliverables and targets, and achieve project result as specified by the client; * Support the technical design of grants packages; * Provide quality control of products prepared by the team and provide technical guidance to partners; * Communicate/work with key stakeholders at regional, national, and municipal levels. Minimum Qualification Requirements: * Minimum bachelor’s degree (master’s preferred) in international development, public administration, business management, water and sanitation, water resources management, or other relevant disciplines; * Minimum 10 years of professional experience implementing projects related to governance and service delivery, particularly within the WASH sector; * At least 5 years of experience leading technical teams and activities for large-scale (over $20M) donor-funded programs, preferably USAID; * Demonstrated ability to manage diverse teams of experts and partners and a demonstrated ability to integrate content from multiple disciplines and sectors; * Experience in planning missions and coordinating logistics for team members; * Proven ability to maintain productive working relationships with government officials, private sector actors, and other stakeholders; * Ability to serve as acting COP in the absence of the COP; * Excellent report-writing and communication skills required; * Experience working with a regulator and/or water utilities preferred; * English language fluency (oral and written) and previous experience in Zambia is required; * Qualified Zambian Nationals are strongly encouraged to apply. To be considered, please submit the following: * CV Please indicate where you saw Tetra Tech’s IDS ad posted. Apply online at: https://tetratech.referrals.selectminds.com/jobs/deputy-chief-of-party-for-usaid-zambia-sustainable-water-and-sanitation-partnerships-44099 Please ensure that only the requested documents noted above are submitted. Only candidates who have been selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls, please. Tetra Tech International Development is committed to safeguarding and technical excellence in equality and social inclusion. Our team of dedicated Gender, Youth, and Social Inclusion (GYSI) advisers work closely with our staff and partners to share international norms and best practices to improve the livelihoods of the world’s most marginalized groups. Tetra Tech International Development is especially interested in candidates that can contribute to our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives that aim to expand inclusion and an authentic sense of belonging to all our staff regardless of background. Reasonable Accommodations: We are dedicated to hiring an inclusive workforce. If you would like to request reasonable accommodations during the application process, please visit Tetra Tech’s Disability Assistance Page. Our recruitment team looks forward to engaging in an interactive process to provide reasonable accommodations for candidates. Tetra Tech combines the resources of a global, multibillion-dollar company with local, client-focused delivery in more than 550 locations around the world. Our reputation rests on the technical expertise and dedication of our employees — 28,000 associates working together to provide smart, scalable solutions for challenging projects. We are proud to be home to leading technical experts in water, environment, infrastructure, resource management, energy, and international development. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer/Affirmative Action/Americans with Disabilities/Veterans employer.
Tetra Tech - Modern Cooking for Healthy ForestsLusaka -
Scope of Work The purpose of the consultancy is to conduct a capacity gap assessment specific to GBV case management of IMC and partners, develop tailored capacity building plan that identifies both crosscutting and specific needs of each organization, design and deliver trainings to improve quality of GBV case management services as per the capacity building plan and put in place a GBV case management supervision and coaching system while mentoring IMC’s GBV Casework Supervisor& Trainers. This will be a full-time consultancy starting from 1st September 2024 and ending 31st December 2024. IMC accepts remote consultancy however with frequent visits to Ukraine especially for the capacity assessment and trainings at minimum. The assignment will have two main workstreams: Improve the quality of current GBV case management service provision by IMC and six implementing partners Conduct capacity assessment by meeting IMC and partner organizations’ case management teams, reviewing their case management tools and practices and identify gaps and areas of improvement. Develop tailored capacity building plan that identifies both crosscutting needs of all organizations and specific needs of each organization, Review available training materials, guidelines, tools IMC and the GBV AoR in Ukraine have and adapt the training materials to IMC and partner organizations’ needs. Make sure to include sessions on case management with diverse groups such as male survivors of sexual violence, elderly women, adolescent girls and ethnic minorities. Deliver trainings as per the capacity building plan. In case of high number of training needs identified, either prioritize the trainings can be done in discussion with the GBV Coordinator or consider ToT format for identified staff. Support the roll-out of CVA in GBV case management SoP and tools with trainings or workshops. Participate in the GBV AoR Case Management Task Force, provide regular update on IMC’s capacity strengthening efforts on GBV case management, share the materials developed as part of this consultancy and utilize GBV AoR’s best practices and guidelines and tools while designing and developing materials under this consultancy. Put GBV case management supervision and coaching systems in place Organize regular coordination meetings and case conferences with IMC and partner organizations’ case management team and identify challenges, opportunities, needs related to GBV case management. Develop a guideline on GBV case management supervision and coaching built on the capacity assessment and outputs of the coordination meetings and case conferences. Identify and include supervision and coaching methods that are needed and applicable for the context and the needs of IMC and partner organizations. Contextualize the supervision and coaching tools and annex them to the guideline. Define roles and responsibilities of IMC (GBV Casework Supervisor& Trainers in particular) on supervising and coaching IMC and partner organization case workers. Roll out the guideline and train all GBV case management team on it. Conduct individual capacity assessments for IMC’s GBV Casework Supervisor& Trainers. Develop individualized capacity building plan, including on the job couching, mentoring to the GBV Casework Supervisors& Trainers and facilitate peer support between them during the course of this consultancy. Under the overall supervision of the GBV Coordinator, the consultant is expected to deliver below deliverables in line with the above-mentioned tasks: Consultancy workplan that illustrates specific actions, timeline, support needed for each task. Capacity gap assessment report illustrating key gaps and strengths in staff’s capacity and current service provision. Capacity building plan illustrating both crosscutting needs of all organizations and specific needs of each organization. Reviewed training toolkit(s) based on the identified topics in the capacity building plan. Training report with key recommendations for the delivered training(s) following the capacity building plan. Minutes of meetings of the coordination meetings and case conferences with IMC and partner organizations’ case management team. Guideline on GBV case management supervision and coaching, and relevant supervision and coaching tools. Training report with key recommendations of the GBV case management supervision and coaching. Reports for individual capacity assessments for IMC’s GBV Casework Supervisor& Trainers. Individualized capacity building plan for IMC’s GBV Casework Supervisor& Trainers. Minutes of meetings of the mentoring sessions to IMC’s GBV Casework Supervisor& Trainer Requirements Education: A master’s degree in social sciences such as gender studies, psychology, social work, human rights, international development, international relations or any other relevant field. Experience, Knowledge and Skills: At least five years of technical experience in GBV programming, specifically in GBV case management, and delivery of GBV case management training. Sound knowledge of current policies, standards, guidelines, and practices in the field of GBV case management. Sound knowledge of survivor centered GBV case management approaches, principles and practices based on Interagency GBV Case Management Guidelines. Experience in designing and facilitating training and coaching and mentoring skills. Experience in developing guidelines and tools related to GBV programming. Previous experience in the Ukraine response and/or familiarity with Europe and Central Europe Region in preferred. Previous experience with IMC and familiarity with the IMC’s global GBV guidelines is preferred. Demonstrated commitment to gender equality, empowerment of WROs/WLOs, and feminist principles. Excellent attention to detail, organizational skills and discretion with confidential information. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, managing staff effectively and working in a team. Holds self-accountable for making decisions, managing resources efficiently, achieving and role modelling CARE’s values. Ability to work independently and proactively, manage a complex and diverse workload and to work to tight deadlines. The capacity and willingness to be extremely flexible and accommodating in difficult and sometimes insecure working circumstances. Excellent computer skills, including experience of Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint and Word). Language Requirements: Fluency in English Code of Conduct As applicable to this position, an individual must promote and encourage a culture of compliance and ethics throughout the organization and maintain a clear understanding of International Medical Corps’ and donor compliance and ethics standards and adheres to those standards. Staff are also responsible for preventing violations to our Code of Conduct and Ethics, which may involve Conflicts of Interest, Fraud, Corruption or Harassment. If you see, hear or are made aware of any violations to the Code of Conduct and Ethics or Safeguarding Policy, you have an obligation to report. If this is a supervisory position, one must set an example of ethical behavior through one’s own conduct and oversight of the work of others; ensure that those who report to you have sufficient knowledge and resources to follow the standards outlined in the Code of Conduct & Ethics; monitor compliance of the people you supervise; enforce the Code of Conduct & Ethics and International Medical Corps’ policies, including the Safeguarding Policy and the Protection from Harassment, Bullying and Sexual Misconduct in the Workplace Policy, consistently and fairly; support employees who in good faith raise questions or concerns. Safeguarding It is all staff shared responsibility and obligation to safeguard and protect populations with whom we work, including adults who may be particularly vulnerable and children. This includes safeguarding from the following conduct by our staff or partners: sexual exploitation and abuse; exploitation, neglect, or abuse of children, adults at risk, or LGBTI individuals; and any form of trafficking in persons. Equal Opportunities International Medical Corps is proud to provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, disability or status as a veteran. https://internationalmedicalcorps.hua.hrsmart.com/hr/ats/Posting/view/2738
IMC - International Medical CorpsRemote, Ukraine -
About Us Established in 1977, GOAL is an international humanitarian agency dedicated to alleviating the needs of the most vulnerable communities. Currently operating in 13 of the world’s most vulnerable countries, GOAL delivers a wide range of humanitarian and development programmes, ranging from humanitarian relief in disaster situations, to focusing on nutrition, food security, and building greater resilience and sustainable livelihoods. GOAL has been working in South Sudan since 1985 with a focus on health, nutrition, WASH, food security and livelihoods. GOAL is continually adapting and responding to the context to support the communities where we work. Currently GOAL works in Twic County in Warrap state, Abyei/Agok in Abyei administrative Area, Renk & Ulang Counties in Upper Nile state, & Kajo Keji County in Central Equatoria state. GOAL recently was awarded Transforming Household Resilience through Inclusive Economic Development in South Sudan (THRIVE) project by FCDO. The THRIVE programme aims to bolster resilience in conflict and climate affected communities in Greater Upper Nile (GUN). Targeting eight priority counties in Upper Nile, Unity and Jonglei States over four years, THRIVE will reach approximately 120,000 households with gender-responsive and inclusive livelihoods development, market system strengthening, financial inclusion, women’s economic empowerment, climate adaptation, and social cohesion activities. The Programme will be Led by GOAL in partnership with Mercy Corps, CAFOD, and VSF Germany, and local implementing partners. Combining market systems development with locally led participatory approaches, THRIVE offers a unique solution to address root causes of systemic challenges within target pastoral and agro-pastoral value chains which will create long-term and sustainable improvements in household resilience. THRIVE’s strategy is anchored around four integrated approaches: Market Systems Development (MSD); Localised & Community-Led Approaches; Gender Equality & Social Inclusion; and Social & Behaviour Change. Each of the consortium partners leads one approach but implementation is done by all the partners in their geographic areas as indicated by the table inset. Job Purpose The Technical Lead (Women Economic Empowerment) will lead Social, and behaviour change component at the consortium level and will be responsible for all the strategic areas within GOAL. The output uses SBCC methodologies and gender-responsive approaches aimed at achieving attitudinal change and norm transformation towards women and youth’s productive roles, including women’s financial decision-making and supporting their access to inclusive livelihood opportunities and economic empowerment. The Technical Lead will provide technical support on financial inclusion and income generation using progression model; Neighbourhoods Empowerment Approach; People Centred Advocacy; and Media Campaigns. The role includes supporting Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLA); linking them to financial service providers when they have achieved optimum operational level; and using them as one of the conduits of women empowerment advocacy. Main Areas of Responsibility Project set up, coordination and MEL activities • Contribute to Learning Plan and Dissemination Strategy Development • Support Localization Strategy development through detailed mapping of existing community institutions and groups • Lead in development of SOPs, Guidance documents and minimum standard approaches for output 4 • Training of consortium members on women and youth economic empowerment approaches • Contributing to production of annual learning review with external organizations, publication of learning briefs and research papers; and cluster participation at the national and field level especially FSL and CWG. Financial inclusion and income generation Women Economic Empowerment Technical Lead will use progression model to promote financial inclusion and income generation activities. Specially the technical lead will; • Facilitate Capacity building of field teams on Gender analysis, GESI framework and action plans as guiding tools for rolling out THRIVE activities • Guide the field team to provide literacy training to women and youth champions using such GOAL’s methodologies such as REFLECT. • Support the training of women and youth champions on financial skills and VSLA • Support women and youth champions to establish VSLAs and cascade literacy and financial skills to groups formed across the county. • Support linkages of trained groups with market and income generation opportunities, cooperatives, formal financial services, and business investment Neighbourhood Empowerment Approach Through consultation with GOAL’s Program Technical Team (PTT), lead the design of Neighbourhood Empowerment Modules based on the results of risk and resilience assessments. The assessments may include nutrition, food processing, creation and use of fuel-efficient stoves and agroforestry among others. • Support women and youth to gain knowledge and skills and empower them to make powerful choices on their households’ food security and nutrition practices • Guide in the formation of neighbourhood units and lead women in each of those neighbourhood units • Support the training of lead women to attend monthly knowledge and skills sessions for 6 months and ensure that the women cascade the knowledge and skills learnt to neighbourhood units People-Centred Advocacy Through consultation with the THRIVE Project Director and PTT, lead the design of People-Centred Advocacy (PCA) modules of natural leaders identified from Neighbourhood Empowerment Approach • Support the training on communication and advocacy skills through People-Centred Advocacy • Follow up on the implementation of advocacy skills through engagement with duty bearers on structural and institutional barriers to women’s economic empowerment that are emerging from the programme. • Identifying and engaging with the media especially young aspiring journalists to support the PCA. Media Campaigns • Support in the design of context specific, multi-lingual women and youth empowerment messages to create attitudinal change within the communities • Lead partnership with digital communications company such as VIAMO to provide tailored messages across the project output areas hence promoting peace, social cohesion, climate, environmental stewardship etc. Partnership management To identify and manage partnerships with markets actors in livestock, fisheries, and agro-forestry value chains to establish and enhance market linkages with pastoral and agro-pastoral communities. • Develop professional relationships with market actors. • Map financial service players against the incentive and capacities matrix to identify providers with increased will and skill to extend financial services to pastoral and ago pastoral communities. • Leveraging the data from the market assessment of financial services, co-design co-investment proposals with financial service providers to extend their reach towards pastoral and agropastoral communities. • Manage joint initiatives adaptively to identify what work (and what does not) and take successful initiatives to scale. • Ensure due diligence processes are undertaken and manage milestone-based agreements • Verify milestones reached prior to new instalments. • Ensure all partnerships follow GOAL’s SME partnership guidelines, is documentation, appropriately approved, closed out and filed. Team management Manage a small team of staff at the County level who carry out all the four outputs of the project. • Recruit and induct a small County level team • Provide strong and professional leadership to the team and manage using an agile management approach • Develop strong and professional relationships across the consortium • Provide professional performance management to the financial inclusion team, supporting creativity and rewarding solution orientated team members. Collaboration, learning and adaptation (CLA) To manage joint initiatives adaptively to identify what work (and what does not), take successful initiatives to scale and contribute to learning in financial inclusion for pastoral and agro-pastoral communities within the consortium and more broadly within the sector. • Work collaboratively with the GOAL MEAL team to ensure the monitoring and evaluation plan (as regards financial inclusion), is fit for purpose, and reflects all internal and donor reporting requirements. • Work collaboratively with the RIPA MEAL team to develop the financial inclusion learning questions and ensure that appropriate data is being collected and analyzed. • Produce at least one financial inclusion learning brief each year, prior to the annual learning event • Set Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) within financial service provider partners proposals which align with financial service providers own information systems and contribute to project indicators. • Manage joint initiatives with financial service provider partners adaptively, monitoring KPI very regularly to know what is working and what is not, adapt initiatives and either stop those that are not working or take to scale those that are. • Convene at least quarterly informal learning events with key stakeholders (e.g. government, communities / civil society and financial service providers and private sector partners), to learn about what is working and what is not. • Plan and manage the financial inclusion content and participants for the RIPA annual learning event. • Review and report financial inclusion data on a monthly basis to the Production & Marketing Team Leader. Requirements At least 7 years previous experience in private business agencies and commercial finance preferably from the bank and micro-finance industries A diploma or degree in economics, agricultural economics, agri-business, accounting, business administrations and related disciplines Able to work independently and act on own initiative Good communication, facilitation, and negotiation skills Good computer skills with ability to use Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and Outlook. Proficient English language skills GOAL is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to building an inclusive environment for all employees. We know that the more inclusive we are, the better our work will be. All employees share in the responsibility for fulfilling GOAL’s commitment to equal employment opportunity and equal treatment. GOAL does not discriminate against any employee or volunteer; or any applicant for employment or volunteering on the basis of age, gender identity, ancestry, political opinion, civil status, medical condition, ethnic background, disability, race, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by applicable laws. Accountability within GOAL A commitment to GOAL values and GOAL’s integrity framework is critical to working with GOAL. Any candidate offered a job with GOAL will be expected to adhere to the following key areas of accountability: 1) Comply with GOAL’s policies and procedures with respect to safeguarding, code of conduct, health and safety, confidentiality, do no harm principles and unacceptable behaviour protocols; 2) Report any concerns about the welfare of a child or vulnerable adult or any wrongdoings within our programming area; 3) Report any concerns about inappropriate behaviour of a GOAL staff or partner. Safeguarding Children and vulnerable adults who come into contact with GOAL as a result of our activities must be safeguarded to the maximum possible extent from deliberate or inadvertent actions and failings that place them at risk of abuse, sexual exploitation, injury and any other harm. One of the ways that GOAL shows this on-going commitment to safeguarding is to include rigorous background and reference checks in the selection process for all candidates. General Terms and Conditions This Job Description only serves as a guide for the position available. GOAL reserves the right to change this document. Please submit your application via the below link: Careers – GOAL Global
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About Us Established in 1977, GOAL is an international humanitarian agency dedicated to alleviating the needs of the most vulnerable communities. Currently operating in 13 of the world’s most vulnerable countries, GOAL delivers a wide range of humanitarian and development programmes, ranging from humanitarian relief in disaster situations, to focusing on nutrition, food security, and building greater resilience and sustainable livelihoods. GOAL has been working in South Sudan since 1985 with a focus on health, nutrition, WASH, food security and livelihoods. GOAL is continually adapting and responding to the context to support the communities where we work. Currently GOAL works in Twic County in Warrap state, Abyei/Agok in Abyei administrative Area, Renk & Ulang Counties in Upper Nile state, & Kajo Keji County in Central Equatoria state. GOAL recently was awarded Transforming Household Resilience through Inclusive Economic Development in South Sudan (THRIVE) project by FCDO. The THRIVE programme aims to bolster resilience in conflict and climate affected communities in Greater Upper Nile (GUN). Targeting eight priority counties in Upper Nile, Unity and Jonglei States over four years, THRIVE will reach approximately 120,000 households with genderresponsive and inclusive livelihoods development, market system strengthening, financial inclusion, women’s economic empowerment, climate adaptation, and social cohesion activities. The Programme will be Led by GOAL in partnership with Mercy Corps, CAFOD, and VSF Germany, and local implementing partners. This consortium immense experience in GUN working along the triple nexus to foster sustainable and inclusive economic development and build household resilience. Combining market systems development with locally led participatory approaches, THRIVE offers a unique solution to address root causes of systemic challenges within target pastoral and agro-pastoral value chains which will create long-term and sustainable improvements in household resilience. THRIVE’s strategy is anchored around four integrated approaches: Market Systems Development (MSD); Localised & Community-Led Approaches; Gender Equality & Social Inclusion; and Social & Behaviour Change. Each of the consortium partners leads one approach but implementation is done by all the partners in their geographic areas as indicated by the table inset. Job Purpose THRIVE Project requires a creative and technically strong Resilience and Learning expert to design and support technical project assessments using such GOAL tools such as ARC-D, R4S and S4Nut. After such assessments the Resilience and Learning Lead will generate learnings and collaborate with Communications Coordinator to package the information for onward submission and circulation. The position holder will work closely with MEAL coordinator to ensure that program assessments, review meetings and project updates that have learnings are singled out for further interrogation and use to produce technical learning briefs. Reporting to the THRIVE Project Director, the post holder needs to be someone who will inject energy and creativity into the program and communicate with various audiences in an innovative and engaging way. The successful individual will be expected to spend significant time with the program teams in GOAL field teams and across the consortium intervention areas. Main Areas of Responsibility Working collaboratively across the THRIVE consortium, and especially with the technical and MEAL team to develop comprehensive research driven learning plan and ensure that research results from the MEAL team are translated into timely and valuable content for specific and identified internal and external communications and dissemination. Leading and facilitating the prioritization, process and technical aspects of a wide array of learning content and data compilation related to THRIVE market system program impacts, in view of informing future program efforts. Overseeing the planning, development, creative design, production and dissemination of high -quality communication and learning materials such as learning briefs, case studies, success/challenge stories, newsletters, blogs, photo journals and videos. Keeping regular contact with Program Director, MEAL Coordinator, Deputy Program Directors, Market Development Advisor and Market Systems Advisor (Dublin based) to update on the progress of the development of learning agenda and materials and provide ongoing support for the successful disseminations and external communications. Keeping the THRIVE communications and branding strategy up to date and relevant; contribute to brand management, marketing of THRIVE program and overall communications efforts. Liaising with Dublin Communications team to develop messaging and plan potential dissemination and media outreach around THRIVE program stories relevant to external audience including the program funder Serving as liaison to key local, national and international media (in accordance to GOAL media policy), serving as THRIVE program spokesperson, writing and editing press materials. Preparing timely, accurate and interactive bimonthly THRIVE newsletters. Participating in donor meetings, government meetings/event, agricultural events and conferences and providing feedback or report on key take ways and learnings of external events. Organizing and facilitating quarterly review and learning meetings with stakeholders Leading peer monitoring and cross over learning visits and workshops with partners to generate learning for program adaptation Being responsible to integrate learning and adaptation in the programs/project’s operational areas Producing success stories for each programs/project operating and share the success stories internally Organizing field level review meetings and participate in HO level major review meetings Ensuring appropriate mechanisms that enhance learning to happen between projects and across sectors Initiating and facilitating quality programme implementation through integration of learning and evaluation events across sectors /Programme. set-up field level information sharing mechanisms between sectors Developing project profile and summary progress matrix of project and regularly share to staff and MEAL Department Undertaking other tasks as agreed with the Program Director Behaviours The successful candidate must have high attention to detail, be responsible to manage own workload, and be a proactive communicator to request support or escalate issues. He/she should be a strong team member and able to support colleagues remotely. Requirements More than 5 years’ experience in a similar role. An excellent understanding of creative communication and copywriting Experienced in creating and publishing content Experienced in shooting, editing and publishing high quality video content. Excellent written and spoken English and ability to proof documents to an international standard. A good understanding of and eye for creative design and competency using design and video editing software packages (e.g. Adobe Suite) GOAL is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to building an inclusive environment for all employees. We know that the more inclusive we are, the better our work will be. All employees share in the responsibility for fulfilling GOAL’s commitment to equal employment opportunity and equal treatment. GOAL does not discriminate against any employee or volunteer; or any applicant for employment or volunteering on the basis of age, gender identity, ancestry, political opinion, civil status, medical condition, ethnic background, disability, race, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by applicable laws. Accountability within GOAL A commitment to GOAL values and GOAL’s integrity framework is critical to working with GOAL. Any candidate offered a job with GOAL will be expected to adhere to the following key areas of accountability: 1) Comply with GOAL’s policies and procedures with respect to safeguarding, code of conduct, health and safety, confidentiality, do no harm principles and unacceptable behaviour protocols; 2) Report any concerns about the welfare of a child or vulnerable adult or any wrongdoings within our programming area; 3) Report any concerns about inappropriate behaviour of a GOAL staff or partner. Safeguarding Children and vulnerable adults who come into contact with GOAL as a result of our activities must be safeguarded to the maximum possible extent from deliberate or inadvertent actions and failings that place them at risk of abuse, sexual exploitation, injury and any other harm. One of the ways that GOAL shows this on-going commitment to safeguarding is to include rigorous background and reference checks in the selection process for all candidates. General Terms and Conditions This Job Description only serves as a guide for the position available. GOAL reserves the right to change this document. Please submit your application via the below link: Careers – GOAL Global
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About Us Established in 1977, GOAL is an international humanitarian agency dedicated to alleviating the needs of the most vulnerable communities. Currently operating in 13 of the world’s most vulnerable countries, GOAL delivers a wide range of humanitarian and development programmes, ranging from humanitarian relief in disaster situations, to focusing on nutrition, food security, and building greater resilience and sustainable livelihoods. GOAL has been working in South Sudan since 1985 with a focus on health, nutrition, WASH, food security and livelihoods. GOAL is continually adapting and responding to the context to support the communities where we work. Currently GOAL works in Twic County in Warrap state, Abyei/Agok in Abyei administrative Area, Renk & Ulang Counties in Upper Nile state, & Kajo Keji County in Central Equatoria state. GOAL was recently awarded Transforming Household Resilience through Inclusive Economic Development in South Sudan (THRIVE) project by FCDO. The THRIVE programme aims to bolster resilience in conflict and climate affected communities in Greater Upper Nile (GUN). Targeting eight priority counties in Upper Nile, Unity and Jonglei States over four years, THRIVE will reach approximately 120,000 households with gender-responsive and inclusive livelihoods development, market system strengthening, financial inclusion, women’s economic empowerment, climate adaptation, and social cohesion activities. The Programme will be Led by GOAL in partnership with Mercy Corps, CAFOD, and VSF Germany, and local implementing partners. Combining market systems development with locally led participatory approaches, THRIVE offers a unique solution to address root causes of systemic challenges within target pastoral and agro-pastoral value chains which will create long-term and sustainable improvements in household resilience. THRIVE’s strategy is anchored around four integrated approaches: Market Systems Development (MSD); Localised & Community-Led Approaches; Gender Equality & Social Inclusion; and Social & Behaviour Change. THRIVE Project Director will lead the entire program including technical consortium leads in all the geographical areas as indicated in the table above. Job Purpose The THRIVE Project Director will provide overall leadership and management of the THRIVE Programme. S/he will ensure that the project consortium is managed in close consultation with the Steering and Advisory Committees. S/he will lead Project Management Unit and liaise with Technical Support Unit for programmatic consultations. The Project Director will support implementation of high-quality Market Systems Development (MSD) programs, through capacity-building of teams, support in conducting market assessments and designing interventions and building relationships with key market actors from the private sector and government. The Director will also participate in designing and writing new proposals for MSD programs, and helping to ensure robust Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning and Accountability (MEAL), working with our national Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Manager (in charge of Learning and impact). S/he will also play a lead role in representing the organization’s MSD work externally, through building relationships with key donors and participating in relevant coordination and learning events. To support the country team to define and achieve GOAL’s strategy, the position holder will also be a member of the organization’s senior leadership team. The THRIVE Director, works closely with the South Sudan Programme Director and other members of the Programmes and Systems Team, enforcing GOAL’s core values and ensuring that it trickles down to National Non-Governmental Organizations that each of the consortium members partners with and private sector that the project targets. Main Areas of Responsibility The THRIVE Project Director will provide dynamic programmatic leadership and strategic direction to ensure technical and financial integrity of the THRIVE program. Support program teams to conduct high quality assessments including ARC-D, R4S and Livelihoods Assessment, providing the foundation for program design Support program teams to design interventions for MSD programs, using tools such as Results Chains and ‘Who Does, Who Pays?’ matrices Support program teams to develop and implement work plans for MSD programs, maintaining a clear focus on facilitation principles Work with program teams as they develop partnerships with private sector and government actors, and lead the process of developing partnerships with key ‘Lead Firm’ actors, such as large businesses and government Oversee program planning (i.e., development of work plans and operating budget) and reporting (i.e., review and approve periodic budgets and reports), assuring they are delivered on time and to exceptional quality standards. Manage the THRIVE program budget through monitoring program implementation of activities versus spend rates, and ensuring that that donor budget is adhered to, and modified, as necessary. Play a lead role in setting a strategy for mainstreaming gender and women’s economic empowerment into our MSD programs, and support implementation of this strategy Ensure cross-cutting themes e.g. CHS & relevant technical standards, such as Sphere, are mainstreamed in the THRIVE programme, where appropriate and relevant. Encourage a learning and dynamic environment that facilitates two-way learning with various stakeholders, including other parts of GOAL. Promote semi-annual programme learning and reflections to strengthen the quality of the program and to document learnings. Coordinate closely with other programme department heads (Food Security and Livelihoods Coordinator, Health and Nutrition Coordinator, MEAL Quality Coordinator, Grants Coordinator and GESI Manager) to ensure integration and collaboration amongst the different GOAL approaches Liaise with the Systems and Finance Departments to ensure the THRIVE programme has: the appropriate staffing and resources required for effective and efficient programme delivery, quality and timely supply chain management and delivery of project commodities and equipment. Timely budget and expenditure monitoring Assure that THRIVE team understands and is adhering to Financial, HR, Procurement, Logs and IT policies and procedures. Provide oversight on strategic programming issues, promoting alignment between GOAL and partners in key approaches, methodologies, and principles. Ensure inclusion of partners into program design, grants management processes and program quality activities. Represent the organisation at academic events, conferences, media forums, etc. Identify and nurture strategic partnerships with other organizations and institutions. Present concepts and ideas to donors, partners, and peer organizations that influence them to drive innovation and positive change. Ensure GOAL is appropriately represented in external coordination mechanisms including the sector- specific clusters and technical working groups both nationally and at the state level Work with the Director of Programs and the MEL Coordinator to ensure that monitoring and evaluation is practical and reflects best practices for MSD programs Contribute to consortium and agency-wide initiatives such as donor meetings, exhibitions and joint monitoring visits. Support new and ongoing programs with best practice advice and assistance on assessment, implementation, research, and evaluation needs. Conduct assessments; write case studies, learning documents, short articles, and blogs; and develop internal and external dissemination plan for all products. Nurture partnerships with universities, research institutions, and other organizations to produce case studies, assessments, and other learning documentation, as well as enhance program quality. Requirements Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a field related to economics, international development, business management or subject with relevance for market systems development are preferred. Participation in MSD training is strongly preferred, for example the two-week Springfield training in Glasgow/Bangkok 5-7 years of practical experience working on market systems development programming, that includes: Undertaking market assessments and writing market assessment reports Participating in the design of MSD programs and supporting proposal development Providing training for team members on MSD theory and practice Supporting development of robust results measurement systems, measuring impact on beneficiaries and system change Demonstrating strong theoretical and applied knowledge of the field of expertise. Practical field experience, typically over the course of 2 years, that includes: A combination of successful temporary duration field assignments (under two weeks), longer-term field assignments (two or more weeks), and/or living in a field location for an extended period to work in a country or field office. Several emergency response assignments or other crisis response work that demonstrates the ability to successfully adapt support and assistance methodologies to real-world complexities. Willingness and ability to travel frequently to the organisation project sites and field locations, including traveling to insecure environments. Proven managerial experience in food security and livelihoods, WASH, emergency programming or related fields in a management capacity. Demonstrated track record of working across teams and fostering partnerships across a variety of stakeholders at a senior level. GOAL is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to building an inclusive environment for all employees. We know that the more inclusive we are, the better our work will be. All employees share in the responsibility for fulfilling GOAL’s commitment to equal employment opportunity and equal treatment. GOAL does not discriminate against any employee or volunteer; or any applicant for employment or volunteering on the basis of age, gender identity, ancestry, political opinion, civil status, medical condition, ethnic background, disability, race, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by applicable laws. Safeguarding Children and vulnerable adults who come into contact with GOAL as a result of our activities must be safeguarded to the maximum possible extent from deliberate or inadvertent actions and failings that place them at risk of abuse, sexual exploitation, injury and any other harm. One of the ways that GOAL shows this on-going commitment to safeguarding is to include rigorous background and reference checks in the selection process for all candidates. Accountabilitywithin GOAL Alongside our safeguarding policy, GOAL is an equal opportunities employer and has a set of integrity policies. Any candidate offered a job with GOAL will be expected to adhere to the following key areas of accountability: Comply with GOAL’s policies and procedures with respect to safeguarding, code of conduct, health and safety, confidentiality, do no harm principles and unacceptable behaviour protocols. Report any concerns about the welfare of a child or vulnerable adult or any wrongdoings within our programming area. Report any concerns about inappropriate behaviour of a GOAL staff or partner. General Terms and Conditions This Job Description only serves as a guide for the position available. GOAL reserves the right to change this document. Please submit your application on the below link: Careers – GOAL Global
GOALSouth Sudan
