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  • Manager – Social Protection: Human Development (Global) 


            

            
            Senior Economist (Social Sectors Financing) (Global) 


            

            
            Senior Associate Economist (Sectors Financing) (Global) 


            

            
            Head of Digital (Global) 


            

            
            Principal, Education: Human Development (Global)

    Manager – Social Protection: Human Development (Global) Senior Economist (Social Sectors Financing) (Global) Senior Associate Economist (Sectors Financing) (Global) Head of Digital (Global) Principal, Education: Human Development (Global)

    ROLE DESCRIPTION:

    You will assist clients in unlocking and realizing value in human development. This involves helping governments and their partners understand and address various risks affecting their populations. These risks encompass “fat tail” risks such as Covid-19, conflict, or catastrophic climate change, as well as risks associated with age, disease, the economy, and technological change. You will support clients in developing responsive, adaptive, and comprehensive Social Protection systems, including social transfers, social insurance, support for labour and jobs, and social care services. The ultimate outcome will be improved risk and shock management for marginalized populations, ensuring access to a minimum safe income for a decent life.

    We offer you a steep learning curve while providing an opportunity to make a difference. We will invest in your professional development. We offer meaningful work with professional, talented and supportive teams; mentoring and regular feedback from partners; structured training and coaching programmes; and a career ladder.

    Requirements

    The ideal Genesis candidate carries a balanced combination of powerful intellect, strong technical skills, and a consulting character to match. Such candidates:

    Are passionate, self-motivated and energetic problem-solvers
    Value integrity and exhibit ethical behaviour
    Are analytical thinkers and fast learners with an excellent academic record.

    You will have:

    Master’s degree in Economics, Development Studies, Maths, Statistics or similar
    At least 5 years’ relevant professional experience in social protection.
    Leadership skills, and the capability to lead teams and projects
    Strong communication, writing, and presentation skills in English
    Proficiency in Excel as a minimum; proficiency in other advanced software packages, such as STATA, R, Python, data visualisation, presentation or design software, and GIS desired
    Consulting experience is highly desirable
    Additional languages relevant to Genesis’ geographies, especially French are useful

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  • Principal – Education Financing (Global)

    Principal – Education Financing (Global)

    We’re seeking a highly experienced individual to join our team as a Principal in Education Financing, working within the Social Sectors Financing team within the Human Development practice. In this critical role, your primary objective will be to foster and build capability and expertise in education financing to support governments, development partners and other stakeholders across a range of analytics, policy support and implementation of transformative education financing initiatives in the young world.
    As the Principal, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of education financing across the globe by working with and supporting countries, development partners and relevant stakeholders in education financing projects. You will support countries’ progress towards better funded, better performing, equitable and sustainably funded education systems.  
    Support and extend Genesis’ existing work on social sector finance training for external partners through reviewing, revising and extending training models and module content
    Support Genesis to develop future programmes for in-house and external educational PFM training
    Support on projects which seek to scope, summarise and draw out key pathways in innovative global education finance interventions
    Support evaluating global interventions according to their relative success in achieving their objectives
    Interact with clients to provide high-level guidance to international financial institutions looking to tailor their approaches to best suit the needs of recipient countries
    Provide cutting-edge thought leadership on education finance landscape and how the combination of financial products, models and interventions can lead to better education outcomes in the long-term
    Contribute to building company intellectual property

    Practice Area description – Human Development

    The Human Development team works for a world where everyone can develop to their full potential. We are focused on expanding meaningful rights and opportunities for people who are marginalised. Part of a Global African firm, we are particularly committed to children, women, and young people in Africa and the Middle East. We help governments, their global partners, and private and non-state clients to improve the delivery of key human development services while navigating rapid changes in demography, climate, and technology, and the shock of Covid-19. We work in health, nutrition, and WaSH; youth, education and early childhood development; and social protection and social care. We provide services in diagnostics; regulation; strategy, planning and implementation; financing; service delivery; and monitoring and evaluation. 

    Requirements

    Master’s or Ph.D. in Economics, Econometrics, or a related field from a reputable institution.
    Minimum of 10 years of experience in conducting economic research and analysis, preferably in a consulting environment.
    Demonstrated expertise and proven track record in leading the application of economic theory to real-world problems and developing innovative solutions, with a particular focus on sector performance and diagnostic tools that include, but not limited to, budget analysis, PERs, PETs, Benefit Incidence Analysis, DEA and similar
    Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to distil complex concepts and findings into clear and concise reports.
    Proven leadership and project management skills, with the ability to prioritize tasks, meet deadlines, and manage client expectations effectively.
    Commitment to delivering high-quality work and driving continuous improvement in methodologies and approaches.
    Prior experience working in international development, public policy, or regulatory economics would be an advantage.

    Apply via :

    genesis.mcidirecthire.com

  • Security Guard

    Security Guard

    The Security Guard is the Focal Point for Security Services within the Hospital Premises. This Role is tasked with ensuring the Seamless, Professional and Effective Provision of Security for all Hospital Personnel, Patients, Visitors and Individuals within the Hospital Premises.

    ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

    Safeguarding of Hospital Personnel, Patients, Visitors and Assets within the Hospital Premises
    Creating an Atmosphere of Safe Security within the Hospital Premises
    Advising all Relevant Stakeholders of Possible and Actual Security Threats within the Hospital Premises, and its Environs
    Execution of Gate-Keeper Functions with Integrity, Humility, Compassion, Passion, Joy, Love and Professionalism
    Ensuring Timely, Orderly and Scheduled Patrols within the Hospital Premises and its Environs
    Ensuring Efficient and Effective Customer Service for Patients and Visiting coming to the Hospital
    In-charge of all quality activities in relation to this position as per the Hospital Standards.        
    To perform this position successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
    Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential duties

    OTHER DUTIES
    Please note this position description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this position. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice.

    EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:

    Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education
    1-2 years’ experience as a security personnel

    KNOWLEDGE, COMPTENCIES, SKILLS & ABILITIES:

    Good command of English and Kiswahili languages
    High Integrity
    Keen and vert alert.
    Proactive in nature

    Apply via :

    cure.applytojob.com

  • Gendered Conflict Maping and Political Economic Analysis

    Gendered Conflict Maping and Political Economic Analysis

    Specific Objectives of the Gendered Conflict Mapping and Political Economy Analysis.

    Undertake a Political Economy Analysis in the target counties with a focus on how current local power structures, economic interests, institutional roles and socio cultural & religious dynamics have impacted on conflicts. Act! will need this understanding in order to: (i) Assess the overall potential for conflicts in the target counties (ii) Ensure interventions are contextually appropriate by aligning with local political and economic realities (iii) Manage and mitigate potential risks.
    Assess and map the key conflict dynamics, including possible drivers’/root causes to conflicts. The analysis should also explore how gender dynamics (roles, identities, and inequalities) influence the causes, and impact on conflict, as well as the participation of men, and women in peacebuilding and conflict resolution.
    Review using a gendered Lens, existing and past peace building and conflict management strategies focusing on what has worked, not worked well proposing how P2P programming can contribute to filling the gaps.
    Determine the existence of county policies or legislations that address structural issues and support sustainable conflict management, checking their status, operation ability and their extent to address conflicts arising from structural concerns.
    Map networks established under ECCES and other programs and determine status of peace agreements signed under previous People to People arrangements in the target counties.
    Determine status of custom indicators as established in the Monitoring Evaluation and Learning plan for P2P and EPP work.

    Proposed Approach 

    The approach will involve among others desk research and field visits/research. The draft Report will also gain from the input of stakeholders at the validation workshop.  The detailed approach will be as follows:

    Desk Review: The consultant will undertake literature review of the previous PEAs, conflict analysis and risk and mapping assessments reports that have been carried out by Act! and other actors, and program and evaluation reports. Any gaps identified especially regarding drivers to conflicts will inform the field research.
    Field Research: The Consultant will visit all P2P and EPP focus intervention counties and use digital tools/technology to engage and collect data in non-project focus counties. Data will be collected from, but not limited to, government institutions and officials, CSOs, development partners, community leaders, women, and youth. The Consultant will be required to enlist program sub-grants CSOs as part of assessment team, as data collectors and key informants with an aim to strengthen their capacity in research and evidence generation.
    Validation workshop: The consultant will produce a draft report with summary PowerPoint slides and present it to stakeholders in a validation meeting and the feedback used to finalize the report.
    Development of a policy brief: The consultant will develop a policy brief highlighting policy issues for consideration in sustainable conflict management in the counties of focus.

    Individuals with necessary qualifications are requested to submit their Technical and Financial Proposal of not more than 8 pages interpreting their understanding of the Terms of Reference, elaborating the proposed methodology, and a work plan. The financial proposal should indicate the consultancy direct fee, cost of logistics, production of digital reports and other fees applicable. The applicants(s) should attach CVs, sample Assessments Reports and Policy Briefs of relevant consultancy work undertaken previously. The proposal should be electronically to hr.admin@act.or.ke indicating the reference number ACT-ECCES-GCMPEA-01-2024 with the title GENDERED CONFLICT MAPPING AND POLITICAL ECONOMY ANALYSIS on the email subject line. The same should be submitted not later than 5.00 pm (East African Time) on Friday, 25th October 2024.

    Apply via :

    hr.admin@act.or.ke

  • Operations Manager, Human Development

    Operations Manager, Human Development

    ROLE DESCRIPTION

    Reporting to the Head of Delivery, the Operations Manager is primarily responsible for providing financial and operational support across the Human Development practice to ensure the successful delivery of the organisational strategy. The role supports the HD Service Line leaders and the team in the successful management of projects, through effectively adopting and implementing all firm and practice business processes.

    The Operations Manager works proactively to enhance the team’s effectiveness and efficiency and improve processes and systems. The Operations Manager plays an important role in assisting to maintain the culture of the practice as it grows (in staff, geography, and complexity), and ensuring team coherence, as well as the smooth running of the Human Development practice by ensuring day to-day issues are managed where required.

    KEY REQUIREMENTS AND ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES:

    Monitor and support project management

    Ensure that standard project management and compliance practices are applied across all projects.
    Liaise with HD staff managing projects and assignments to jointly monitor and report on project performance and provide guidance where needed.
    Track the delivery and financial performance of all projects in the Service Lines.
    Track and report as appropriate on risk management and mitigation measures.
    Work with project managers on the monthly project reconciliations and forecasts and update the monthly financial overview/dashboard.
    Work with project managers to ensure project documentation is complete, up to date, and complies with the company’s and donors’ administrative requirements.
    Assist with the set up and maintenance of project records within our firm-wide management system.
    Facilitate project kick-offs and project close-outs and follow-up on all agreed actions.
    Prepare and manage subcontractor agreements, NDAs, scope of work summaries, and expenses as required.
    Maintain strong collaboration and relationships with the Project Management Unit team.

    Operations support for the HD practice and service lines

    Coordinate and lead routine systems, including practice and project management, financial management, and HR management systems.
    Actively ensure the service lines are compliant with HD practice and company processes and procedures.
    Support service line leads in preparing for quarterly and annual reporting.
    Support the service line leadership with utilisation planning and analysis, and in optimising the allocation of staff to projects.
    Support the hiring managers with recruitment plans and required hires within the service lines.
    Support the service lines with routine management meetings as required and ensure action points are completed within the agreed-upon timeframe.
    Develop and maintain professional and sound working relationships with all Group Service units as well as external stakeholders and consultants.
    Work with other operations and delivery team members to share and resolve challenges, learnings and updates to any operations processes and procedures.
    Oversee and maintain Google Drive Folders for practice portfolios, proposal development and project documentation.
    Maintain project descriptions and capacity statements for use in marketing materials.
    Coordinate updates of the HD practice sections of the Genesis website.
    Coordinate knowledge management initiatives and HD participation in conferences (abstract submission etc.)

    Financial management

    Provide guidance and support to project managers on finance-related issues, to ensure compliance with company policies and processes including monthly reporting and use of project budget templates.
    Support project managers with raising subcontractor expenses, purchase orders and client invoicing, as required where there is no project-specific Administrator.
    Assist with month-end processes e.g. reconciliation of time, timesheets, and expenses on Intacct.
    Coordinate monthly reports on practice pipeline, order book, and forecasts.
    Ensure accurate provision of supplier documentation, countersignature of contracts, and forms
    Maintain strong collaboration and relationships with the Finance team.

    Business development

    Coordinate opportunity scanning responsibilities.
    Provide guidance to HD staff regarding the bid management process and use of tools.
    Act as Bid Manager for specific strategic opportunities, leading the process from kick-off meeting to post-mortem stage. This includes creating and managing the bid work plan, liaising with project partners and subcontractors around the technical and financial proposal, providing inputs into the proposal, and supporting budget development.
    Support strategic learning through post-action and bid-dissemination sessions, using learnings to improve the bid management process.
    Ensure corporate capabilities are up to date and support the production of marketing materials.
    Maintain strong collaboration and relationships with the Business Management Unit team.

    Human resources and people management support

    Assist with the induction of new joiners, including practice-specific induction and operational requirements for new staff.
    Assist with the management of practice training/professional development calendar, including practice-wide training. 
    Support interview processes and work with hiring managers on developing/reviewing case studies.
    Support with coordination of other HR functions in the practice

    Requirements

    Genesis consultants carry a balanced combination of powerful intellect, strong technical skills, and a consulting character to match. Successful candidates for roles at Genesis:

    Are passionate, self-motivated and energetic problem-solvers
    Value integrity and exhibit ethical behaviour
    Are analytical thinkers and fast learners with an excellent academic record

    You are likely to have:

    Relevant operations management experience in consulting organisations in human development sectors (education, health, social protection, social care, etc.) is preferred.
    Degree in business administration, human development or a related field.
    5  years’ demonstrable experience working on or supporting projects funded by bilateral or multilateral donors, INGOs, or global development agencies.
    Ability to influence at all levels with experience of successfully engaging internal and external senior stakeholders.
    Proven ability to work in a busy, fast-paced environment, demonstrating a solutions-driven and positive attitude that allows for initiative and resilience.
    Proactive self-starter that will take initiative and can work independently with guidance. Highly developed interpersonal and written communication skills.
    Ability to prioritise and handle multiple tasks under tight deadlines essential.
    Strong organisational skills and high attention to detail.
    Skilled in using financial management tools and related software.
    Proven experience working across different cultures in a complex and global working environment.

    Apply via :

    genesis.mcidirecthire.com

  • Anesthesiologist

    Anesthesiologist

    The Anesthesiologist is responsible for providing anesthesia for the patients requiring surgical intervention in the hospital. In this capacity, the anesthesiologist will also need to oversee the nurse anesthetists or anesthetic officers. The role of the anesthesiologist will also include oversight of the HDU/ICU and any critically ill patient on the ward. The anesthesiologist will review all codes in the hospital and oversee the debrief. Subspecialty expertise in pediatric anesthesia is preferred.

    ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

    Complete preoperative anesthesia evaluations of patients and order necessary lab work/consultation or any other preoperative investigations.
    Review preoperative patient charts for pertinent lab work, history and physical, vital sign chart, fluid status and medication sheet.
    Utilize appropriate monitors and monitor patients intra-operatively. 
    Perform induction, maintenance & emergence of general anesthesia.
    Manage the patient airway adequately utilizing the mask, bag-valve mask, intubation, LMA, and other emergency airway procedures.
    Accurately manage fluid resuscitation in the patient.
    Oversee the safe functioning of the anesthesia machine, oxygen supply, suction, and all equipment necessary to providing anesthesia in close consultation with the biomedical team. 
    Perform various regional anesthesia techniques as required. 
    Assess and implement pain management in the post operative recovery period.
    Identify and treat intra operative & post operative anesthesia complications.
    Accurately and thoroughly chart pertinent patient information pre, intra, and post operatively.
    Set up all necessary monitors and drugs, and check the anesthesia machine and oxygen supply prior to each anesthetic. 
    Seek opportunities to teach staff both clinically and didactically with regards to advanced life support, anesthesia, & pain management.
    Protect the patient from harm utilizing proper positioning techniques and act as an advocate for the patient’s welfare.
    Maintain competency of anesthesia practice in accordance with professional standards established by the profession.
    Participate in resuscitation of patient when required.
    Oversee the maintenance of an accurate narcotic count and supply in the operating room and post-anesthesia care unit.
    Oversee work of the Anesthesia Technicians/nurses/officers or other assigned employees. 
    Ensure adequate restocking of anesthesia supplies by supervising the Anesthesia Technicians or other assigned employees.
    Report to the Medical Director at any time when it appears to be unsafe to use the operating rooms (e.g. lack of oxygen).
    Act as an anesthesia consultant to anesthesia providers and medical/surgical staff.
    Complete monthly electronic report per the direction of the Nursing/Anesthesia Clinical Director. 
    Ensure compliance with the requirements of the safe care standards.
    Be a champion of promoting a safeguarding culture within the Hospital as per the different safeguarding policies.
    To perform this position successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential duties.

    OTHER DUTIES
    Please note this position description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the co-worker for this position. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Co-worker must perform other tasks, duties, and projects as assigned.

    EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:

    Medical degree from qualified, recognized medical institution
    Specialist post-graduation certification in anesthesia. Preferred subspeciality interest in pediatric anesthesia.
    Current licensure
    Current BLS and PALS certifications

    Apply via :

    cure.applytojob.com

  • Fundraising & Resource Development Lead

    Fundraising & Resource Development Lead

    Resource Responsibilities

    Specifically, the FRRD Lead will be responsible for but not limited to:
    Participates as an active member of the resource mobilization team.
    The FRRD Lead will work collaboratively with the Senior & Program Managers and may have operational FRRD market analysis and assessment of current and potential opportunities for Act!
    Support the review and analysis of calls (Requests) for proposals to determine the alignment with Act! mission and vision.
    Offer expertise in establishing suitability, competitiveness, and success potentials for each opportunity (published, or unsolicited).
    Be a strong team member of the FRRD team at Act!
    Contribute to (and sometimes lead) the actual design and proposals (and concepts) writing in the form of proposals and concept notes.
    Support the actual delivery of the new businesses developed in a capacity determined at the design phase (Advisor, Associate Consultant, Subject Expert, etc.) and for which the terms and conditions shall be agreed upon.

    FRRD Performance Standards & Measurement

    Contribute to the establishment of high FRRD standards of excellence for Act!
    Support the establishment and documentation of new program ideas and strategic opportunities for the development of full proposals by various program platforms.
    The performance of this role shall be measured by the actual outcomes from all the fundraising efforts that the Associate has participated in (actual funds received and new partnerships established).

    Qualification, Experience and Skills:
    Academic Qualifications

    A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant development field, resource mobilization, Business & management, or related field. A master’s degree will be an added advantage.

    Professional Qualifications

    Must demonstrate mastery of resource mobilization techniques and corresponding success in the development sector as well as in the technical and advisory services realm (Technical Assistance) in sectors relevant to the work of Act!

    Experience

    Minimum 10 years’ experience in Fundraising and Resource Development in Kenya and the Eastern Africa Region in sectors relevant to the work of Act! These include Democracy & Human Rights; Peace Building and Conflict Transformation; Sustainable Environment & Natural Resource Management; and Civil Society Strengthening. Experience in partnership development with nontraditional donors is highly desirable.

    If you meet the requirements in the position description, please submit (1) a detailed and current CV; (2) an Application Cover Letter demonstrating why you qualify for the position indicating the current or the last gross salary and three referees including their most current contact details. All applications should be submitted electronically to hr.admin@act.or.ke quoting the reference number (ACT/FRRD/10/2024) and position on the e-mail subject line. The deadline for application submission is COB, Friday 15th November 2024.

    Apply via :

    hr.admin@act.or.ke

  • Fundraising & Resource Development Lead

    Fundraising & Resource Development Lead

    Resource Responsibilities

    Specifically, the FRRD Lead will be responsible for but not limited to:
    Participates as an active member of the resource mobilization team.
    The FRRD Lead will work collaboratively with the Senior & Program Managers and may have operational FRRD market analysis and assessment of current and potential opportunities for Act!
    Support the review and analysis of calls (Requests) for proposals to determine the alignment with Act! mission and vision.
    Offer expertise in establishing suitability, competitiveness, and success potentials for each opportunity (published, or unsolicited).
    Be a strong team member of the FRRD team at Act!
    Contribute to (and sometimes lead) the actual design and proposals (and concepts) writing in the form of proposals and concept notes.
    Support the actual delivery of the new businesses developed in a capacity determined at the design phase (Advisor, Associate Consultant, Subject Expert, etc.) and for which the terms and conditions shall be agreed upon.

    FRRD Performance Standards & Measurement

    Contribute to the establishment of high FRRD standards of excellence for Act!
    Support the establishment and documentation of new program ideas and strategic opportunities for the development of full proposals by various program platforms.
    The performance of this role shall be measured by the actual outcomes from all the fundraising efforts that the Associate has participated in (actual funds received and new partnerships established).

    Qualification, Experience and Skills:
    Academic Qualifications

    A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant development field, resource mobilization, Business & management, or related field. A master’s degree will be an added advantage.

    Professional Qualifications

    Must demonstrate mastery of resource mobilization techniques and corresponding success in the development sector as well as in the technical and advisory services realm (Technical Assistance) in sectors relevant to the work of Act!

    Experience

    Minimum 10 years’ experience in Fundraising and Resource Development in Kenya and the Eastern Africa Region in sectors relevant to the work of Act! These include Democracy & Human Rights; Peace Building and Conflict Transformation; Sustainable Environment & Natural Resource Management; and Civil Society Strengthening. Experience in partnership development with nontraditional donors is highly desirable.

    If you meet the requirements in the position description, please submit (1) a detailed and current CV; (2) an Application Cover Letter demonstrating why you qualify for the position indicating the current or the last gross salary and three referees including their most current contact details. All applications should be submitted electronically to hr.admin@act.or.ke quoting the reference number (ACT/FRRD/10/2024) and position on the e-mail subject line. The deadline for application submission is COB, Friday 15th November 2024.

    Apply via :

    hr.admin@act.or.ke

  • Operations Manager, Human Development

    Operations Manager, Human Development

    ROLE DESCRIPTION

    Reporting to the Head of Delivery, the Operations Manager is primarily responsible for providing financial and operational support across the Human Development practice to ensure the successful delivery of the organisational strategy. The role supports the HD Service Line leaders and the team in the successful management of projects, through effectively adopting and implementing all firm and practice business processes.

    The Operations Manager works proactively to enhance the team’s effectiveness and efficiency and improve processes and systems. The Operations Manager plays an important role in assisting to maintain the culture of the practice as it grows (in staff, geography, and complexity), and ensuring team coherence, as well as the smooth running of the Human Development practice by ensuring day to-day issues are managed where required.

    KEY REQUIREMENTS AND ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES:

    Monitor and support project management

    Ensure that standard project management and compliance practices are applied across all projects.
    Liaise with HD staff managing projects and assignments to jointly monitor and report on project performance and provide guidance where needed.
    Track the delivery and financial performance of all projects in the Service Lines.
    Track and report as appropriate on risk management and mitigation measures.
    Work with project managers on the monthly project reconciliations and forecasts and update the monthly financial overview/dashboard.
    Work with project managers to ensure project documentation is complete, up to date, and complies with the company’s and donors’ administrative requirements.
    Assist with the set up and maintenance of project records within our firm-wide management system.
    Facilitate project kick-offs and project close-outs and follow-up on all agreed actions.
    Prepare and manage subcontractor agreements, NDAs, scope of work summaries, and expenses as required.
    Maintain strong collaboration and relationships with the Project Management Unit team.

    Operations support for the HD practice and service lines

    Coordinate and lead routine systems, including practice and project management, financial management, and HR management systems.
    Actively ensure the service lines are compliant with HD practice and company processes and procedures.
    Support service line leads in preparing for quarterly and annual reporting.
    Support the service line leadership with utilisation planning and analysis, and in optimising the allocation of staff to projects.
    Support the hiring managers with recruitment plans and required hires within the service lines.
    Support the service lines with routine management meetings as required and ensure action points are completed within the agreed-upon timeframe.
    Develop and maintain professional and sound working relationships with all Group Service units as well as external stakeholders and consultants.
    Work with other operations and delivery team members to share and resolve challenges, learnings and updates to any operations processes and procedures.
    Oversee and maintain Google Drive Folders for practice portfolios, proposal development and project documentation.
    Maintain project descriptions and capacity statements for use in marketing materials.
    Coordinate updates of the HD practice sections of the Genesis website.
    Coordinate knowledge management initiatives and HD participation in conferences (abstract submission etc.)

    Financial management

    Provide guidance and support to project managers on finance-related issues, to ensure compliance with company policies and processes including monthly reporting and use of project budget templates.
    Support project managers with raising subcontractor expenses, purchase orders and client invoicing, as required where there is no project-specific Administrator.
    Assist with month-end processes e.g. reconciliation of time, timesheets, and expenses on Intacct.
    Coordinate monthly reports on practice pipeline, order book, and forecasts.
    Ensure accurate provision of supplier documentation, countersignature of contracts, and forms
    Maintain strong collaboration and relationships with the Finance team.

    Business development

    Coordinate opportunity scanning responsibilities.
    Provide guidance to HD staff regarding the bid management process and use of tools.
    Act as Bid Manager for specific strategic opportunities, leading the process from kick-off meeting to post-mortem stage. This includes creating and managing the bid work plan, liaising with project partners and subcontractors around the technical and financial proposal, providing inputs into the proposal, and supporting budget development.
    Support strategic learning through post-action and bid-dissemination sessions, using learnings to improve the bid management process.
    Ensure corporate capabilities are up to date and support the production of marketing materials.
    Maintain strong collaboration and relationships with the Business Management Unit team.

    Human resources and people management support

    Assist with the induction of new joiners, including practice-specific induction and operational requirements for new staff.
    Assist with the management of practice training/professional development calendar, including practice-wide training. 
    Support interview processes and work with hiring managers on developing/reviewing case studies.
    Support with coordination of other HR functions in the practice

    Requirements

    Genesis consultants carry a balanced combination of powerful intellect, strong technical skills, and a consulting character to match. Successful candidates for roles at Genesis:

    Are passionate, self-motivated and energetic problem-solvers
    Value integrity and exhibit ethical behaviour
    Are analytical thinkers and fast learners with an excellent academic record

    You are likely to have:

    Relevant operations management experience in consulting organisations in human development sectors (education, health, social protection, social care, etc.) is preferred.
    Degree in business administration, human development or a related field.
    5  years’ demonstrable experience working on or supporting projects funded by bilateral or multilateral donors, INGOs, or global development agencies.
    Ability to influence at all levels with experience of successfully engaging internal and external senior stakeholders.
    Proven ability to work in a busy, fast-paced environment, demonstrating a solutions-driven and positive attitude that allows for initiative and resilience.
    Proactive self-starter that will take initiative and can work independently with guidance. Highly developed interpersonal and written communication skills.
    Ability to prioritise and handle multiple tasks under tight deadlines essential.
    Strong organisational skills and high attention to detail.
    Skilled in using financial management tools and related software.
    Proven experience working across different cultures in a complex and global working environment.

    Apply via :

    genesis.mcidirecthire.com

  • Gendered Conflict Maping and Political Economic Analysis

    Gendered Conflict Maping and Political Economic Analysis

    Specific Objectives of the Gendered Conflict Mapping and Political Economy Analysis.

    Undertake a Political Economy Analysis in the target counties with a focus on how current local power structures, economic interests, institutional roles and socio cultural & religious dynamics have impacted on conflicts. Act! will need this understanding in order to: (i) Assess the overall potential for conflicts in the target counties (ii) Ensure interventions are contextually appropriate by aligning with local political and economic realities (iii) Manage and mitigate potential risks.
    Assess and map the key conflict dynamics, including possible drivers’/root causes to conflicts. The analysis should also explore how gender dynamics (roles, identities, and inequalities) influence the causes, and impact on conflict, as well as the participation of men, and women in peacebuilding and conflict resolution.
    Review using a gendered Lens, existing and past peace building and conflict management strategies focusing on what has worked, not worked well proposing how P2P programming can contribute to filling the gaps.
    Determine the existence of county policies or legislations that address structural issues and support sustainable conflict management, checking their status, operation ability and their extent to address conflicts arising from structural concerns.
    Map networks established under ECCES and other programs and determine status of peace agreements signed under previous People to People arrangements in the target counties.
    Determine status of custom indicators as established in the Monitoring Evaluation and Learning plan for P2P and EPP work.

    Proposed Approach 

    The approach will involve among others desk research and field visits/research. The draft Report will also gain from the input of stakeholders at the validation workshop.  The detailed approach will be as follows:

    Desk Review: The consultant will undertake literature review of the previous PEAs, conflict analysis and risk and mapping assessments reports that have been carried out by Act! and other actors, and program and evaluation reports. Any gaps identified especially regarding drivers to conflicts will inform the field research.
    Field Research: The Consultant will visit all P2P and EPP focus intervention counties and use digital tools/technology to engage and collect data in non-project focus counties. Data will be collected from, but not limited to, government institutions and officials, CSOs, development partners, community leaders, women, and youth. The Consultant will be required to enlist program sub-grants CSOs as part of assessment team, as data collectors and key informants with an aim to strengthen their capacity in research and evidence generation.
    Validation workshop: The consultant will produce a draft report with summary PowerPoint slides and present it to stakeholders in a validation meeting and the feedback used to finalize the report.
    Development of a policy brief: The consultant will develop a policy brief highlighting policy issues for consideration in sustainable conflict management in the counties of focus.

    Individuals with necessary qualifications are requested to submit their Technical and Financial Proposal of not more than 8 pages interpreting their understanding of the Terms of Reference, elaborating the proposed methodology, and a work plan. The financial proposal should indicate the consultancy direct fee, cost of logistics, production of digital reports and other fees applicable. The applicants(s) should attach CVs, sample Assessments Reports and Policy Briefs of relevant consultancy work undertaken previously. The proposal should be electronically to hr.admin@act.or.ke indicating the reference number ACT-ECCES-GCMPEA-01-2024 with the title GENDERED CONFLICT MAPPING AND POLITICAL ECONOMY ANALYSIS on the email subject line. The same should be submitted not later than 5.00 pm (East African Time) on Friday, 25th October 2024.

    Apply via :

    hr.admin@act.or.ke