Job Field: Sector in NGO/Non-Profit

  • Chief of Party – Clean Energy (Uganda)

    Chief of Party – Clean Energy (Uganda)

    Job description
    We are looking for a skilled candidate who also aligns with our organisational values that include service, teamwork, stewardship, continuous improvement and respect for others.
    SUPERVISOR: Director – Operations (EMEA)
    CROSS-FUNCTIONAL REPORTING TO: National Director – Habitat for Humanity Uganda
    TRAVEL: Up to 50% to field sites in Uganda
    TERM: Up to 3 years, per grant funding
    Responsibilities

    Oversee the tendering of Project Management & Engineering Works for the power facility (estimated at $5-6 Million USD)
    Manage contracts & service agreements with Engineers & Contractors
    Manage relationships with the Rural Electrification Agency & Energy Regulation Authority, including securing all required regulatory approvals
    Develop strong partnerships with District Local Governments to support implementation and advance a long term energy agenda
    Engage with consumers to identify household energy needs & identify opportunities for product delivery
    Engage with Financial Service Providers to develop products that enable clean energy uptake
    Engage with other market actors to improve products & services
    Support the development of additional, complementary initiatives related to household energy as needed
    Timely completion of all reporting requirements
    Ensure compliance with all donor regulations
    Participate as part of leadership and management teams, as needed

    Requirements

    Relevant university degree in Development or Engineering required
    Master’s degree preferred
    7-10 years of experience managing multi-year programmes of similar size & complexity
    Demonstrated knowledge of clean energy and electricity distribution systems
    Demonstrated understanding of participatory development principles, practices & standards combined with practical experience in implementation
    Demonstrated understanding of market based principles & approaches combined with practical experience in implementation
    Experience with behaviour change methodologies and strategies
    Must be eligible to work in Kenya and Uganda without visa sponsorship

    APPLICATION DEADLINE: May 31, 2018

  • Social Business Expert

    Social Business Expert

    Job Details
    The position is to be filled as soon as possible, with an initial contract duration for two years. There are good prospects for an extension. The place of work will be either Nairobi in Kenya or Addis Abeba in Ethiopia. Taking the security situation into account, travel for work will be required.
    Social Business will develop into a new pillar of Welthungerhilfe (WHH). Over the next years, Welthungerhilfe will invest and develop several Social Businesses in the field of agriculture and livelihoods. The social business approach aims at integrating smallholder farming families and other target groups into economic value chains as consumers, producers and entrepreneurs.
    Within this context the Social Business Expert has the task to build and support Welthungerhilfe’s social business activities in East and Southern Africa while evaluating and steering a portfolio of social businesses according to the standards and guidelines of Welthungerhilfe. Furthermore, the Expert will contribute to the further development of the Welthungerhilfe’s intervention strategy in the social business sector.

    Your responsibilities

    Identification and evaluation of social business Ideas
    Co-development and coaching of social business plans (narrative and financial)
    Coaching and supervision of management teams in existing social businesses where WHH is a shareholder
    Support and advice WHH country teams
    Assist WHH in preparation and conduction of board meetings

    Your profile

    Experiences in social impact projection, market analysis, (financial) business planning, product branding, marketing and stakeholder management
    3 to 4-year training at a university or other specialized higher education establishment, ideally with a focus on marketing, business administration or management
    Competences in start-up methodologies, private sector development and corporate management are required to adequately steer a social business
    Previous experience of working in BoP markets (Bottom of the Pyramid) is required as well as experience to assess and audit economic performances and pro-poor financing strategies
    Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, capability of working in networks in order to create links to both country and project offices of Welthungerhilfe as well as with colleagues with global office function
    Ability to quickly adapt to new situations
    Ability to understand and interpret legal framework of corporate and non-profit laws
    Previous experience of working in value chain development and work with smallholder farmers as well as some experience in sanitation marketing is desirable but not mandatory
    Fluent in both, written and spoken English
    Computer skills are required – Advanced level in the use of standard office word-processing, spreadsheet, database and presentation software
    Strong work ethic as an individual contributor and part of an overall team
    Openess to being mobile and to visit field locations regularly

    Our offer
    We offer you co-operation in a highly dedicated team and a responsible scope of tasks. Furthermore, we facilitate a flexible organisation of working time as well as a healthy work-life balance. Of course, a comprehensive training is also part of our offer.

  • Director – People & Culture (Human Resource) Admin & Security

    Director – People & Culture (Human Resource) Admin & Security

    Reports to: National DirectorProvides Supervision to: Security Manager, Administration Manager, Associate Director – P & C, Senior P & C Officer – Benefits, Compensation & Staff Care, Senior P & C Officer – Recruitment and P & C Executive AssistantGrade Level: 18Effective: July 2018
    Purpose Of The Position
    Provides quality and efficient leadership, advice and oversight in all aspects of People & Culture across the National Office with the aim of optimizing the performance, sustaining the culture and ensuring alignment with World Vision International’s Global People & Culture strategy, the East Africa Regional P&C strategy and the National Office strategy.
    Major Responsibilities

    Strategic Leadership and Planning, (20%)

    Provide guidance and manage the overall provision of Human Resource policies, strategy, services, and programs for the entire organization.
    Lead the P&C team and participate in strategic and tactical planning sessions for organization effectiveness and individual business units to meet organizational goals.
    Lead, plan and co-implement initiatives towards the realization of the organizational vision, mission and strategic and annual operating plan.
    Develop 3 year P&C business plan aligned with Regional strategy and WVK strategy
    Guide/support organizational structure design and redesign efforts to ensure the realization of intended business results and impact.
    Provide expertise on business strategies, human resources processes (including but not limited to Recruitment, Employment, Benefits/Medical, Compensation, Orientation, Staff and Leadership Development), and organizational policies and practices
    Provide Organizational Development (OD) budget guidelines for the various units to incorporate in their annual operational planning.
    Contextualize & Implement new partnership wide P& C policies
    Align WVK priorities with the East Africa Region’s strategy and ensure they are integrated with partnership standards
    Provide input into People and Culture related research, provides WVK perspective on analysis and reporting.
    Complete National Office P&C Dashboard, targets and other relevant human capital metrics
    Ensure personnel record management and WV organizational regulations are in line with the local labor laws and WVK policies.
    Assure P&C enterprise risks management by testing P&C Internal controls. (MWRAP)
    Source and implement desired technologies in alignment with global and Regional requirements

    Compensation, Benefits, and Total Rewards and Employee Engagement 15%

    Responsible for full implementation of Total Rewards Philosophy in line with HWMS
    Manage the establishment and approval of compensation & benefits benchmarking markets for the National Office
    Provide oversight for the establishment of salary ranges for each grade in the WVK
    Provide strategic planning for movement of staff to appropriate positioning within salary ranges
    Contextualizes and monitors implementation of partnership compensation programs and strategies in WVK
    Direct organization-wide initiatives that lead to the health, performance and overall satisfaction of staff.
    Ensure employee safety, welfare, wellness and health;

    Staffing, Workforce Planning and Diversity, 15%

    Lead in selection, hiring and termination of human resource staff in WVK
    Ensure local contextualization (legal/industrial) that results in National Office roles are filled with appropriate candidates, whilst maintaining Global standards, processes, policies
    Ensure compliance with International Staffing Solutions/partnership staffing policy and protocols
    Provide staff support to recruitment process and participates in selection as appropriate
    Conduct annual Workforce Plan for WVK
    Ensure WVK compliance to Partnership Orientation
    program completion
    Contextualize Partnership Retention Strategy and ensures execution
    Contextualizes Partnership Diversity Strategy and ensures execution

    Talent Management & Leadership Development, 10%

    Design, implements and facilitates the talent management process in WVK
    Lead & provide support to replicate integrated talent management programme
    Lead the development of People & Culture Staff Professional Skills Development Programmes
    Advise the National Director to review and validate mission critical leadership positions and their successors.
    Be intentional in identifying and developing leadership skills in Leaders and Managers.
    Cascade Succession Planning across WVK for key Positions (discuss readiness)
    Develop a P&C Succession Plan
    Manage implementation of Personal Development needs assessment and Development Plans for all P&C critical positions.
    In consultation with EAR P&C, implement coaching and mentoring programmes
    Coordinate learning & development initiative to ensure fit with WVK priorities
    Within the Leadership Team, lead change initiatives towards the fulfillment of ongoing cohesion and effectiveness of operations and functions.

    Performance Management and P & C Compliance, 10%

    Facilitate initiatives towards integration and delivery of organization performance, health and team cohesion organization-wide (both within Kenya and linking the Kenya office to the wider World Vision International Partnership initiatives).
    Ensure effective and efficient performance management and Individual Development plans
    Review, analyse & submit annual end of appraisal statistics
    Provide guidance, advice and support to P&C staff in WVK
    Guide management and employee actions by researching, developing, writing, and updating policies, procedures, methods, and guidelines; communicating and enforcing organization values.
    Provide support to the SMT at all levels to develop appropriate performance management culture
    Comply with Kenya labour laws, and local legal requirements by studying existing and new legislation; anticipating legislation; enforcing adherence to requirements; advising management on needed actions.
    Provide and monitor P&C operating budget and monthly expenses against the budget.
    Establish and utilize a network of resources internally and externally to meet the organization’s learning and development needs.
    Direct the HR processes to ensure efficient and effective service delivery to key stakeholders, namely staff.
    Be responsible for employee safety, staff -welfare, wellness and health;

    Organizational Development and Culture, 10%

    Design, develop, implement and assess Organizational Development strategies and systems in support of the overarching strategic plan.
    Manage the overall performance and resources of Organizational Development to ensure the effective and responsive delivery of services to senior leaders, managers and all other employees.
    Oversee organizational design guidelines to WVK
    Provides national resources to execute partnership and local change management approach
    Ensure Change Management capacity in WVK as appropriate
    Contextualizes and administers staff well-being programs throughout WVK
    Conduct the Partnership satisfaction and engagement initiatives within WVK and leads efforts to respond to issues surfaced
    Ensure Employee Relations(ER) policies and programs within WVK and contextualizes as appropriate; Participates in ER investigations as required
    Sets ER policies as required
    Administer the program related to international assignees within the region
    Contribute to the development of strategic directions and priorities for human resources and organisation development.
    Administer programs that address retention issues in WVK
    Manage Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) capacity across WVK in alignment with WVK Staff Care strategy
    Collaborate with WVK Security to prioritise staff safety in WVK, and the building of the appropriate culture that is security conscious
    Administration 10%

    Provide strategic leadership to Administration function while mitigating operational risks and increasing overall security by establishing systems and mechanisms to ensure ministry effectiveness.

    Security 5%

    To provide strategic security leadership to WVK Management so as to ensure efficient and effective security for staff, assets and program continuity/operations.

    Other duties 5%

    Qualifications:
    Education/Knowledge/Technical Skills and Experience
    The following may be acquired through a combination of formal or self-education, prior experience or on-the-job training:

    The position holder must have a Master’s degree in Human Resource Management, Organizational Development, Business Administration or related field
    Minimum ten years’ experience in strategic human capital management of which six must be in a senior management position in a reputable organization and minimum three years international experience in relief or development programmes
    Active membership and Certification from a recognized human resources professional body
    Must be conversant with local and international labour laws
    Position requires cross-cultural experience, understanding and sensitivity.
    Proven broad – based experience in leadership, strategic management and results based management in human resources matters.
    Excellent verbal and written communication skills
    Good interpersonal relation skills
    Position requires cross-cultural experience, understanding and sensitivity.
    Complete compatibility with WV’s Mission, ethos, policies and core values.

  • Technical Officer – Laboratory Services 

Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor 

County Coordinator / Care and Treatment Officer

    Technical Officer – Laboratory Services Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor County Coordinator / Care and Treatment Officer

    Ref: Amref/IMARISHA/TO-Lab/2018/04-04
    Duty Station: Wajir Town
    IDENTIFICATION
    REPORTING TO:  County Coordinator, Wajir
    DEPARTMENT/PROGRAM/PROJECT: APHIAplus IMARISHA
    PHYSICAL LOCATION: Wajir town (Wajir County)
    MAIN PURPOSE OF JOB: To coordinate APHIAplus IMARISHA’s support to commodity and laboratory services in Central Support Counties in the Northern Arid Lands. These are Garissa, Isiolo, Mandera, Marsabit, Samburu, Tana River and Wajir Counties.
    The incumbent will be expected to offer support to counties by coordinating support through the respective CMLTs and County Coordinators/ C&T Officers.
    PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES

    Working with the respective County Coordinators/ C&T Officers and CMLTs, supports the functionality of County Commodity Security Committees
    Conducts laboratory assessments in regard to capacity, quality control, quality assurance and laboratory needs and ensures follow-up on needed corrective and preventive actions
    Carry out laboratory capacity building, assist in managing laboratory logistics e.g. sample networking and providing technical assistance.
    Support health care facilities to forecast their reagent needs, offer support towards strengthening of Laboratory infrastructure, equipment, logistics and procurement systems for sustainable and quality services.
    Provide technical expertise and guidance in the expansion of access to quality laboratory services by strengthening tiered laboratory networks and specimen referral for CD4, HIV early infant diagnosis (EID), HIV viral load, opportunistic disease detection, TB culture, molecular diagnostic/gene Xpert and HIV/TB drug resistance.
    Support implementation of a quality improvement, data demand and information use framework aimed at improving County level capacity in reporting and utilization of data for enhanced service coverage.
    Support strengthening of biosafety, infection control, occupational health and safety and medical waste management and will support strengthening of Laboratory Quality Management Systems (QMS) ensuring QA/QC/EQC systems are functional.

    REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
    Minimum Education

    Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Sciences or Higher Diploma in Medical Laboratory Sciences
    MUST be registered by KMLTTB
    Holder of a valid practice license.

    Experience

    At least 5 years post-qualification experienceExperience in ISO15189 standards and training and knowledge in accreditation processes for laboratories is desirable.

    Skills

    Medical laboratory technical skills including QA/QC,
    ICT proficiency
    Excellent communication skills
    Interpersonal skills

    Competencies

    Mature with initiative
    Ability to work in multi-cultural teams
    Confidentiality;
    Ethical;
    Integrity;
    Reliability; and
    Ability to work within deadlines.
    Attention to detail

    Work Environment: Normal office environment at the work station. Will be expected to travel extensively (>50% of the time) and may be required to stay longer at the project sites
    Hours of Work: Job holder may be required to work outside normal working hours due to the nature of the work in general
    The jobs offer competitive salary and excellent work environment.

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  • Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor 

Deputy Chief of Party / Senior Technical Advisor

    Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor Deputy Chief of Party / Senior Technical Advisor

    Job Details
    The Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor will be responsible for leading the design and implementation of the program monitoring and evaluation framework and information system to track delivery against outputs, outcomes and impacts. S/he Will lead analysis of data collected for assessment of progress and areas of improvement; guide reporting processes amongst technical staff; consolidate program reports, promote learning and knowledge sharing of best practices and lessons learnt and support all the technical staff in M&E functions.
    Minimum Requirements:

    Minimum of a Master’s Degree in public health with M and E specialization, demographics, social sciences or a related field.
    Minimum of 5 years direct work experience as a senior expert in monitoring and evaluation in the health sector.
    Demonstrated expertise in quantitative and qualitative methodologies, operations research, Health Management Information Systems, reporting, data quality assessments, data analysis, and presentation.
    Demonstrated strong management, coordination, teamwork, and planning skills, with proven ability to function effectively with multiple host-country counterparts in both the public and NGO sectors.
    Demonstrated ability to build and maintain relationships with senior-level Government of Kenya officials, USAID, NGOs, private sector groups, cooperating agencies, and donor organizations.
    Experience working with USG programs and clear understanding of the regulations therein is strongly advised.

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  • Child Protection Technical Consultant 

Mid-Term Evaluation Consultant Child Protection

    Child Protection Technical Consultant Mid-Term Evaluation Consultant Child Protection

    Review and design of manuals and training modules
    Terms of reference (ToR)
    Generic info
    Location: Kenya, Dadaab refugee complex and Nairobi
    Duration: 1 month from 7th May (or earlier if available) to 6th June 2018
    Contract: Consultancy
    Supervisor: Tdh Kenya Country Representative (in collaboration with Tdh Humanitarian Child Protection Specialist at HQ)
    Context
    Tdh started operations in Kenya in September 2011, as part of the response to the Horn of Africa famine. Attention concentrated immediately on the Dadaab refugee camps, where a joint Tdh/SDC health and WASH exploratory mission had taken place in August 2011, but had to then shift to the areas around, as other partners were already active in Dadaab. The emphasis remained on the arid and semi-arid areas around the refugee complex, heavily affected by the drought, and since then Tdh operations have focussed on Garissa county, with an integrated Nutrition/Child Protection/WASH programme in the rural Lagdera sub-county and with a child protection project in Kambioos refugee camp (Fafi sub-county), part of the Dadaab complex. The camp of Kambioos closed in April 2017 and Tdh shifted its activities in Hagadera, the biggest camp of Dadaab refugee complex.
    In February 2018, a midterm evaluation of the current project supported by BPRM was done by an external international consultant. One of the main recommendations was on reviewing training manuals, strategies and policies:
    Review and improvement of training material used (training for caregivers, peer support, life skills training, etc.) Suggest this material is also translated into Somali
    Note: Reference in reviewing the documents should be made to child protection standard guidelines and other documents developed through the Department of Chidren Services (labour.go.ke website).
    Objective
    The purpose of this consultancy is to review and prepare a new design of manuals and training modules for Tdh Child Protection projects as a basis for promoting rational, appropriate and sustainable implementation of projects.
    It is expected that the new manuals and modules will be based on Tdh design manuals or those prepared and used by other relevant local and regional agencies (UNICEF, the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action etc)[1] and with reference to guidelines developed by DCS.Thus, the new tools will build on what has already been produced not requiring to start from the beginning. Therefore, the emphasis in terms of the content of the manual would be: Customizing the contents of the training modules and other manuals to the Kenya environment using the existing manuals, as well as those developed by Tdh at HQ level or in other countries, or by other agencies as a basis; Identifying gaps and addressing them with information sourced from other relevant manuals and the experience of the consultant.
    In order to achieve the above objectives, one of the key tasks is to undertake a review of a number of existing manuals and modules for the reasons indicated above, and to prepare a summary report for presentation to Tdh at an Inception Meeting (report to include identified gaps in manuals, timelines and approach and expected deliverables within the specified timelines, among others).
    Expected results:

    Result 1: Exhaustive review of all manuals and training modules used by Tdh CP project, including identification of gaps.
    Result 2: Presentation of an inception report (see details above). Breakdown on the work schedule to be provided by the consultant in the inception meeting.
    Result 3: New design of manuals and training modules in English that promote Participatory Learning Approaches that is directly related to the target group and to a standard acceptable to Tdh ( (translation into Somali language will be managed by Tdh).
    Result 4: Creation of adapted new pre-post tests to measure knowledge gained, based on the new content of the manuals and training modules
    Result 5: Training of the Tdh team on the new developed manuals and modules. The consultant will ensure the team is perfectly trained and able to use the new developed tools in full autonomy.
    Result 6: Presentation of a final report, including a draft suggested learning and development strategy for the project.

    Indicative Timeframe

    1 month in Kenya including travels from / to Switzerland and between the field locations, with an estimation of :
    15 days in Dadaab refugee complex,
    15 days in Nairobi.

    Dadaab is located along the Kenya-Somalia border, 90km from Garissa town and occasionally experiences security incidences. However, the security situation has been relatively calm with caution observed in hot spot areas. The consultant is expected to adhere to Tdh Kenya mission security policy and other local guidelines (UNDSS, INSO etc). Flexibility in planning and undertaking the assignment is expected as security conditions in Dadaab may affect the planning.
    Child Safeguarding Policy and behaviour:
    The consultant will conduct his or her duties in respect of the Charter of Terre des Hommes and the Tdh Child Safeguarding Policy.
    Tdh expects employee’s conduct reflects proper behaviour in accordance with local culture and traditions. The incumbent assures the moral protection of the name of Terre des Hommes and defends in all circumstances the interests of the organisation
    Tdh intervenes without any affiliation for politics, religion or financial profit. The consultant will direct his or her activities and engagements without preoccupation of political, racial or religious affiliation.
    Requirements

    Minimum 5 years proven experience in Child Protection projects, preferably with Tdh
    Strong technical child protection background is required.
    Preferably he/she should have a broad working experience in refugee camp context, in Kenya and in Dadaab is a plus
    Experience in collaborating with government officials, representatives of bilateral aid agencies, UN agencies, and other international institutions.
    Fluent English and good writing skills (the report should be in English)

    Swahili and Somali an asset

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  • Team Leader, Jobs For Youth Programme, Kenya 

Senior Medical Epidemiologists 

Resident Advisor, FETP 

Team Leader, African Cities

    Team Leader, Jobs For Youth Programme, Kenya Senior Medical Epidemiologists Resident Advisor, FETP Team Leader, African Cities

    Job Description

    RTI’s Governance and Economic Development (GED) Division pursues innovative approaches and builds on best practices to create the foundation for and to promote democratic governance and economic development. Working alongside global partners, public institutions, the private sector, and civil society, we help build more effective, accountable, and responsive institutions and policies at the national, regional, and local levels of government.
    The GED Division is currently accepting applications for Team Leader for an anticipated DFID-funded Kenya Jobs for Youth Programme. The UK will provide up to £5M over 3 years to support an innovative, market-led youth employment programme that seeks to improve economic opportunities for youth in Kenya. Through a flexible fund facility, the programme will test innovative projects that show potential for large-scale impact in creating new productive jobs for young men and women, with the ambition that proven concepts will be scaled-up either by DFID under a subsequent business case, or by other stakeholders.
    Responsibilities 

    Establish programme’s strategic vision and core principles with the field management team and home office, and ensure these are communicated and reinforced throughout the organization
    Responsible for leading the day-to day operations of a challenge grant in support of demand driven youth employment
    Responsible for ensuring quality control and overall responsiveness of grant implementation and technical assistance provided under the programme, including harmonization and effective coordination across components
    Serve as primary liaison with donor, government counterparts, sector stakeholders and RTI home office and adjust programme operations to ensure flexibility, adaptability and responsiveness with technical direction.
    Actively manage performance of grantees and programme portfolio including fiduciary risk strategy; financial management checks on grantees; verification of grantees’ achievements and approval of disbursement based on results-based milestones
    Assess grantee capacity building needs on an ongoing basis and provide direct or facilitated technical assistance on a range of topics including industry- specific expertise, business operations and scaling strategy, fiduciary risk management, etc.
    Support monitoring and evaluation of grant portfolio and individual grants to identify and facilitate technical assistance, to initiate course corrective actions and to generate knowledge

    Qualifications

    At least 5 years of experience managing social venture capital funds or a donor-funded challenge fund programmes.
    Proven experience working in or with private sector actors to stimulate job creation and market development through innovative approaches.
    Verbal and written fluency in the English languages along with strong communications, interpersonal, and presentation skills.
    Strong conceptual and analytical skills, and an ability to apply these in continually improving programme activities and performance.
    Outstanding leadership and team building skills
    Highly dynamic networking and relationship building skills including experience building consensus among diverse actors.
    Position is contingent upon award and funding.

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  • Associate Programs Director (APD)

    Associate Programs Director (APD)

    MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES

    Program Leadership

    Maintain positive, effective working relationships with project partners, including local Community-Based Organisations (CBOs) and Faith-Based Organisations (FBOs), Ministry of Health (MOH), and County Health Management Teams (CHMTs) as well as other implementing agencies and donor representatives in the region in collaboration with the Country Director.
    Work with HealthRight headquarters Program Directors on new business development (concept notes, proposals etc), program quality, and technical depth based on best practices, context, effectiveness, and sustainability of impact.
    Work closely with CHMTs to develop agreements and work plans and foster collaboration for programs in line with policies and priorities set by County Governments, MOH and HealthRight funders.
    Serve as primary liaison to the MOH Technical Working Groups and Ethics Committee to facilitate project implementation and advance all HealthRight program priorities at the county and national levels in close coordination with the Country Director.

    Operations Management

    Provide technical leadership and oversight for Kenya projects’ implementation to ensure quality of programming and monitor program reporting for all country projects as required by HealthRight, donors and partners.
    Ensure that the project adheres to all Ministry of Health protocols at the health facility and county levels, in collaboration with the County Health Management Teams.Maintain compliance with all project donors, government and HealthRight’s finance, logistics, procurement, and personnel policies.Provide technical guidance on the design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and dissemination of new research projects.Update the Country Director on all security and other relevant issues that may affect the work of Healthright- Kenya in the country especially in counties of operation.

    Team leadership

    Directly line manage all key project managers.
    Work with the Country Director to ensure best human resource practices in managing, mentoring and building a highly motivated and supported program teams.
    In partnership with the Country Director, ensure efficient cross-functional synergies to facilitate first rated integrated management of HealthRight programs, budgets, human resources and relationships.

    Communications and Advocacy

    Present the work of Healthright – Kenya in public fora (i.e. national, regional and global conferences) as needed.
    Identify opportunities to share HealthRight Kenya’s program successes, including data, with local, Provincial and national partners regularly (i.e. journal manuscripts, meetings, etc.)
    Represent HealthRight Kenya in national-level working groups, HENNET, and donor events.
    Spearhead documentation of program learnings and best practices to generate evidence for policy advocacy.

  • Negotiation and mediation training for election violence interveners in the Kenya election violence prevention and response program (KEVP)

    Negotiation and mediation training for election violence interveners in the Kenya election violence prevention and response program (KEVP)

    Terms of Reference- Negotiation and mediation training for election violence interveners in the Kenya election violence prevention and response program (KEVP)
    Consultancy Title: Negotiation/mediation training Consultant
    Project Location(s): Nairobi (2 trainings), Nakuru (1 training), Kisumu (1 training)
    Duration: 15 days
    PURPOSE / PROJECT DESCRIPTION
    As part of its exit strategy to empower Integrated Electoral Security Committees, Mercy Corps plans to conduct a tailored training on negotiation and mediation. The content of the training will be guided by the attached samples of needs assessment reports of the respective IESCs
    It is envisioned that the training will empower the participants with skills to enable them execute their mandate post KEVP in their respective counties.
    OBJECTIVE OF THE CONSULTANCY
    Using Mercy Corps approved curriculum, conduct a tailored negotiation and mediation training to select members of the county Integrated Electoral Security Committees (IESC). The curriculum of the training will be informed by guided by attached survey findings.
    SCOPE OF WORK
    The consultant shall ensure the completion of the following activities in accordance with the terms and conditions of the consultancy contract:

    Develop a tailored mediation and negotiation training manual, that will address the existing capacity gaps in IESC as per attached survey findings
    Conduct four- three day trainings in the 3 counties namely Nakuru, Nairobi and Kisumu counties as stated in the project location
    Train at least 130 IESC members in negotiation and mediation in Nakuru, Nairobi and Kisumu counties.

    DELIVERABLES
    All the assignment reports must be of high quality. The key deliverables are as follows:

    Four- three day trainings in each of the following counties- Nakuru, Nairobi and Kisumu
    A comprehensive report of the training and list of beneficiaries

    TIMELINE
    This consultancy will take 15 days including travel days
    SKILLS REQUIRED
    We are looking for organizations/individuals who bring to this role of coach a proven dispute resolution process, data analysis from various dispute resolution efforts, and broad experience from supporting different types of dispute resolution efforts, in addition to:

    High knowledge of election conflicts and violence in Kenya and specifically in the counties of Nakuru , Nairobi and Kisumu counties
    Experienced trainer with extensive skills in participatory training approaches and curriculum development
    Experienced negotiator/mediator with proven record
    Extensive knowledge in conflict, peacebuilding and electoral processes
    Minimum 5 years work experience in related field
    Highly developed analytical and writing skills

    EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
    Any person interested in undertaking this assignment should send an Expression of Interest consisting of:

    A short proposal on how the assignment will be undertaken (The proposal must be concise and straight to the point adhering to the timeframe)
    A clear work plan (including a 3 day program for the proposed training)
    Detailed budget
    Curriculum vitae of the key expert(s)/trainer(s)
    Applications by organizations to include a brief history of the organization and relevant experience

    ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
    All proposals will based on the following criteria:
    Criteria Detail Points:-

    Experience of Applicant -Combination of organizational or individual experience, profiles of key individuals on the project, and provided demonstrations of work (35 marks)
    Technical proposal -Quality proposals will provide detail of the approach, training methodology, duration of training activities, examples of negotiation/mediation curriculums (40marks)
    Value for Money -Cost of work, compared to quality of anticipated products being provided (25marks)

    MERCY CORPS RESPONSIBILITY

    Pay consultancy fees at a mutually agreed rate.
    Mobilize the trainees and support logistics
    Organize for interpretation where need be.
    To cater for accommodation and transport to and from the field.

    MANAGING DELIVERY
    The consulting team will report to the Chief of Party, Kenya Election Violence Prevention and Response program and shall work in close consultation with the Deputy Chief of Party and Area Manager.

  • Chief of Party 

Deputy Chief Of Party And Senior Technical Advisor 

Finance Manager 

Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor

    Chief of Party Deputy Chief Of Party And Senior Technical Advisor Finance Manager Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor

    Job Description

    S/he will be responsible for the overall project strategy leadership and management oversight, operations and supervision of project implementation and to ensure that the project meets its goals and reporting requirements.
    The position holder will take a leadership role in coordination among USAID and key stakeholders and other implementing partners.
    S/he will ensure High level of liaison with senior Government of Kenya institutions and senior level county and sub county-level government officials in order to impact the desired outcomes in policy and regulatory environment to support expansion and consolidation of Tb intervention for better outcomes
    Minimum Requirements:

    Minimum of Masters-level degree in public health, health administration, management, international health, or a related field.
    Minimum of 7 years of project management experience in large, health sector development programs that have implemented successful activities, especially in Tb, TB/HIV programs.
    A clear track record of leading projects of similar complexity and magnitude to the one being procured.
    Demonstrated ability to work effectively with government representatives, for-profit private sector entities, local community organizations, donors and other stakeholders, particularly at the sub-national level
    Demonstrated outstanding leadership, strategic thinking, and organizational, team- building and representational skills.

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