Role overview
To lead the implementation and successful delivery of VSO’s interventions on the Intersectionality SRHR Advocacy project over a 3-year period in line with the donor (Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and VSO guidelines.
Skills, qualifications and experience
Essential:
A relevant degree or equivalent in human rights, public health, or social development studies with knowledge and experience of SRHR advocacy.
Excellent understanding and significant experience of project management and implementation.
Substantial experience in coordinating and delivering complex advocacy programmes and teams, preferably with experience of working within a consortium
Experience of coaching and building the capacity of others to enhance delivery
Strong representation and influencing skills to maintain excellent relations with consortium partners, partner civil society organisations, and other internal and external stakeholders.
Experience of financial management, including building a budget, monitoring, and managing expenditure as well as financial reports.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills and experience of compiling donor reports.
Experience and knowledge of the country of operation.
Experience of working with young marginalised people.
Desirable:
Experience with social accountability mechanisms, youth engagement, health systems change and/or gender mainstreaming.
Practical experience gained within a volunteering/NGO context and working within an international team.
Passion for mentorship of small CSOs, particularly youth-led and –serving ones.
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