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  • Monitoring and Evaluation Intern – Region Horn of Africa

    Monitoring and Evaluation Intern – Region Horn of Africa

    Job description
    Maintain and further develop the graphic guidelines, in line with overall NRC guidelines (implementation and modification if needed)
    Lay‐out and design Quarterly and Mid-year presentations and reports for the Region and Country Offices as needed
    Deliver creative and innovative ideas for print, web and interactive presentations
    Support and lead the design process of reports and presentations for printing, electronic distribution and in-person delivery
    Maintain templates (AI, Excel, Word, PowerPoint etc.) and give technical support for their use
    Improve and edit art‐works, photos, charts and other graphic elements (such as Excel & AI)
    Assist in establishing and be responsible for maintaining a products and photo archive
    Create animations in PowerPoint and/or Flash for illustrative purposes such as animation of maps and more advanced solutions
    Deliver creative graphic and technical solutions for use of new media
    Maintain a client‐oriented approach that ensures high‐quality graphic design services and products
    Assist with developing web interface and design for Regional NRC website and other interactive products in close collaboration with the Protection & Advocacy Unit
    Promote the rights of refugees, IDPs and returnees in line with the regional strategy
    Any other tasks requested by the Supervisor
    Qualifications
    Bachelor degree in one of the following fields: Graphic Design, Media and communication, Fine Arts or a related field.
    Experience in data Management and visualization (analysis, graphical presentation and reporting)
    Preferred experience working with statistical soft-wares (SPSS, Excel, Epi-Info)
    Some Adobe Illustrator knowledge is a MUST for this post
    Practical background in graphic design and knowledge of design software such Adobe Creative Suite packages and web design tools
    Basic understanding of web development (HTML, Java script, etc.) technologies and GIS is preferred
    Experience in graphic production from start to published/printed product with knowledge of printing processes (offset and digital) and color management
    Good understanding of new and evolving technologies and digital platforms
    Knowledge of standard software packages (Excel/Access, Visio, etc.)
    Ability to meet deadlines and prioritize multiple tasks in a fast-moving environment
    Demonstrated commitment to continuous on-job learning
    Fluency in English, both written and verbal
    Education level
    College / University, Bachelor’s degree
    Personal qualities
    Planning and delivering results
    Coping with change
    Working with people
    Handling insecure environments
    Language: English
    We offer
    Duty station: Nairobi
    Contract period: 6 Months
    Salary/benefits: According to NRC’s general directions, The candidate will observe NRC’s code of conduct and working hours for the NRC Office in Nairobi.
    Miscellaneous info
    Travel: Some travelling must be expected
    Search criteria:
    Location: Kenya
    Industry: Emergency Relief
    Special field: Monitoring and Evaluation
    Role: Assistant

  • Contribution Analyst – Evaluation of Transition Initiatives for Stabilization Plus

    Contribution Analyst – Evaluation of Transition Initiatives for Stabilization Plus

    Position Description
    As part of SPSS, IBTCI seeks candidates for the position of Contribution Analyst for an evaluation of the Transition Initiatives for Stabilization Plus (TIS+) program.  TIS+ seeks to promote stabilization in Somalia through good governance, economic growth and countering violent extremism. The purpose of the activity is to foster participatory processes that promote good governance and community cohesion.  TIS+ activities will contribute to improvements in government service delivery, leading to strengthened governance and community cohesion. Communities will be supported with access to livelihoods, income generation, and basic community infrastructure.
    The TIS+ task order will run from November 2016 to July 2019. This position will run from December 2016 – August 2017, with the possibility of extending for the remaining two years, and the estimated total LOE for the first year is 126 days. The work will occur in phases throughout the 3 years and most of the work will be Nairobi based with travel to Somalia. 
    The objectives of the TIS+ program are to:
    1) Increase confidence in governance based on equitable participation in decision-making and management of community assets.
    2) Empower community and government representatives to engage with the private sector and development actors in a collaborative process for community growth.
    3) Increase Somali engagement in creating a more stable future.
    4) Support inclusive, sustainable development by reducing gender gaps in stabilization and development.
    TIS+ will use a cluster-based approach to the selection of geographic areas in which to intervene. Activities will focus on a limited set of clusters at any time, and be rolled out to new clusters as accessibility allows. This will allow the activity to respond to conditions on the ground and maximize efficiency in programming. It also allows them to move into areas as they become liberated and are most in need of stabilization programming.
    Responsibilities  
    The Contribution Analyst’s responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
    Participate in revision and finalization of the Theory of Change or project logic to ensure applicability of contribution analysis method;
    Assess potential data sources and identify data requirement;
    Contribute to design of data collection tools, including articulating cause-effect questions and ensuring their inclusion in the semi-structured questionnaire and qualitative study guides;
    Contribute to the training of staff involved in the qualitative study;
    Construct contribution story, assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the cause-and-effect logic in light of the evidence collected, the relevance of other contributory factors and the evidence for rival explanations;
    Participate in data analysis and provide insights critical to the Somalia context;
    Write sections of the final baseline evaluation report incorporating contribution analysis.
     
    Qualifications  
    The Contribution Analyst should demonstrate the following expertise:
    Demonstrated, extensive experience in planning and conducting baseline assessments and mixed-method evaluations;
    Experience with contribution analysis methodology, especially regarding community-based programming in insecure / fragile environments;
    Strong analytical skills to report the comparative findings (across clusters) in a concise manner
    Expert knowledge of the past and current status of governance in South-Central Somalia;
    Knowledge of design and implementation of instrumental case studies (“Why” and “How”) and stability phenomena in the Somalia context / experience with programming focused on Countering Violent Extremism;
    Advanced degree in a relevant field preferred.
    No phone calls, please. Only final candidates will be contacted.

  • Deputy Regional Director

    Deputy Regional Director

    Key ResponsibilitiesStrategy Programme Development
    Collaborate with RD to develop regional strategy and related processes, context analysis and Stratigic Programme Document and identify key regional strategic initiatives. Ensure DRC country programmes are guided by a consistent, updated regional strategic framework that promotes a right based approach to the displacement challenges in the region.
    Policy coordination
    Play a key role in promoting DRC as a main actor within protection and migration issues in the region, through coordination of DRC activities and interaction with key players such as UNHCR, IOM, relevant NGOs, and government counterparts.
    Donor, grant and relationship management
    Working with RD, CDs and others to ensure high quality donor and stakeholder relationships and compliance.
     
    Programme Development & Quality Management
    Ensure that global policies, standards and approaches are met in all regional and country projects/programmes, Ensuring quality checks of Projects, proposals & reports against organisational and donor standards of operation,
    Ensure appropriate programme development, technical, communication and advisory support is available to country and regional programs, in line with organizational priorities
    Ensure standard approaches and learning across countries,
    Facilitate regional, cross-country learning, Ensure that support functions and effective and leveraged for maximum organizational impact,
    Ensure internal and external reporting is completed on-time and to organisational and donor standards
    Staff ManagementDirect managerial oversight of two secretariats, regional technical staff and occasionally consultants;
    Ensuring that the each has clear and realistic performance based management goals.
    That each promotes a right based approach to the displacement challenges in the region
    Secretariat ManagementEnsure programmatic development and relevance of the ReDSS and RMMS regionally and in relation to DRCs global priorities, as well as providing support to fundraising in collaboration with the secretariat managers.Reporting arrangementsThe Deputy Regional Director Directly Supervises The Following PositionsThe position is supervised by the Regional Director.
    Regional Communication and Advocacy Officer (a two-person unit)
    Technical coordinators
    Programme Managers for the Regional Mixed Migration Secretariat (RMMS) and the Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat (ReDDS)
    External relationsThe DRD maintains extensive contacts with local authorities and with regional representatives, as well as field representatives of UNHCR, ECHO, WFP, other donors and partnersAbout YouTo be successful in this role, we expect you to be a positive, mature leader with a proven track record of developing effective initiatives, programmes, and impact. You thrive in managing a wide range of responsibilities, and can effectively communicate and lead regional processes. You are an effective people manager and enjoy working with teams of committed staff to build collaboration and capacity within the regional team and in support of country operations.In This Position, You Are Expected To Demonstrate Each Of DRC’ Five Core Competencies
    Striving for excellence: You focus on reaching results through the Regional team both to position DRC and ensure excellence in all deliverables.
    Collaborating: You lead regional initiatives and processes by involving relevant parties and encouraging feedback.
    Taking the lead: You take ownership and initiative while aiming for innovation.
    Communicating: You listen to other stakeholders and staff; and you communicate concisely and persuasively
    Demonstrating integrity: You act in line with DRC’s vision and values.
    Personal specifications
    Master’s degree in International Development or related field
    Proven ability with respect to the design, management, monitoring and evaluation of large scale country and/or regional programmes, preferably with a focus on protection and durable solutions for refugees and displaced people.
    A minimum of 7-10 years of management experience at senior level, preferably in complex humanitarian environments.
    Demonstrated success in fund raising, networking, advocacy and coordination highly desirable
    Demonstrated success and experience with donor liaison
    Strong analytical skills
    Experience with humanitarian accountability
    Fluency in written and spoken English
    Demonstrated cultural sensitivity and adaptability
    Work related experience from the Horn of Africa region or similar complex displacement situations.
    Experience working in insecure environments and willingness to travel within the region
    Preferable
    French language skills are beneficial
    ConditionsContract: Two year contract with possibility of extension, subject to funding and performance. Salary and other conditions are offered in accordance with DRC’s Terms of Employment at A3 for international staff or competitive salary and conditions as per national staff terms of employment, as relevant.Availability: 1 January 2017Duty station: Nairobi, Kenya, with frequent travel within the region

  • Regional M&E Coordinator SPARK M & E Coordinator (Kenyan Nationals only)

    Regional M&E Coordinator SPARK M & E Coordinator (Kenyan Nationals only)

    Regional M&E Coordinator Job Responsibilities
    Generic Responsibilities
    Adherence to NRC policies, guidance and procedures
    Support and contribute to the development and implementation of M&E systems, including M&E SOPs, guidance and tools within the region
    Participate and advise on programme design and proposal discussions, including theory of change development, log frame design and budgeting for M&E
    Support programme staff in planning for and executing M&E best practises, including data collection methodology & tools, data management, analysis and usage
    Support the implementation, dissemination and use of evaluations, reviews, assessments and monitoring data in programme development, adjustment or review
    Contribute to organisational learning through supporting specific analysis, lessons learned and reports in the region
    Capacity building and training of M&E and programme staff on M&E technical and conceptual areas
    Advise and support M&E and programme staff (regional & country office) in executing M&E plans and utilizing systems
    Contribute to the design of M&E staffing structure and resourcing, including collaboration with programme staff to identify and plan for M&E needs
    Liaise with and advise country office, regional and head office M&E Staff.
    Specific Responsibilities
    Support the roll out and implementation of NRC M&E frameworks, plans and standardization of data collection methods, tools, templates and guidelines; regionally and at country office levels
    In collaboration with regional programme and core competency advisors, support deployment and use of M&E guidance and tools for primary programming sectors in the region
    Work with countries and support in monitoring of project activities, ensuring that activities are carried out as planned or adapted to changed circumstances
    Support countries in the region with tools and appropriate methodologies for assessments of beneficiary needs, so that results are actionable and easily communicated
    Support the evaluation of projects including mid-term, final or impact project evaluations, ensuring that activities are effectively and responsively addressing beneficiary needs
    Provide hands-on technical assistance to country offices in the region by contributing technical inputs to or reviewing M&E components of project proposals
    Contribute actively to an M&E learning community within NRC, support efforts to enhance M&E systems and standards across the organization
    Coordinate with M&E staff at HQ, other regions and peer organization in developing best practices, facilitate lessons learned and coordination
    Consolidate output and outcome data from programme reports to inform NRC reporting. Map capacity building needs in the region and support training of programme and M+E support staff on M+E technical and conceptual areas
    Support M&E and programme staff in implementation of mobile data collection system and other initiatives within the region.
    Qualifications for the Regional M&E Coordinator Job
    University degree preferably in statistics, operations research, quantitative analysis, public policy, economics, or other social science fields, with advanced training in rigorous empirical research and evaluation methodologies
    Experienced professional with a minimum of 8 years working at a senior level of M&E design and implementation.
    Experience required in contemporary qualitative, quantitative, and mixed method evaluations involving major international donor programs
    Thorough familiarity with principles and current approaches to M&E using both quantitative and qualitative methods
    Demonstrated significant experience in monitoring and evaluation for large and complex programs, providing specific, sound, and rigorous M&E technical assistance
    Extensive experience in developing baseline research, logic models, data collection and analysis, mid-term evaluation, and outcome evaluation
    Understanding of donor expectations and trends in M&E
    Demonstrated ability to transfer knowledge to diverse audiences through training, mentoring, and other formal and non-formal methods
    Solid experience of work with windows based computer software, SSP, GIS, excellent at excel and use of Digital
    Data Gathering (DDG) technology
    Experience in conducting M&E activities in highly insecure context and for programme using community based approach (including data collection, statistical analysis, qualitative research, outcome monitoring and dissemination of results)
    Experience in designing survey and research tools, organizing and delivering training workshops, managing community mobilization and advocacy activities for local non-governmental organizations
    Ability to work closely with field based national staff and experience in various staff training
    Documented results related to the position’s responsibilities
    Fluency in English, both written and verbal
    Education level College / University, Bachelor’s degree
    Personal qualities
    Planning and delivering results
    Coping with change
    Working with people
    Handling insecure environments
    Language English
    We offer
    Duty station: Nairobi Contract period: 12 Months with possibility of extension Salary/benefits: According to NRC’s general directions, The candidate will observe NRC’s code of conduct and working hours for the NRC Office in Nairobi.
    Miscellaneous info Travel: Some travelling must be expected
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  • Sub Editor/ Writer Human Resource Officer Driver Senior Driver Associate Editor Procurement Officer Photojournalist Accountant

    Sub Editor/ Writer Human Resource Officer Driver Senior Driver Associate Editor Procurement Officer Photojournalist Accountant

    KYEB/HR/09/2016 Department: Editorial Job Grade: KYEB 4
    Sub Editor/ Writer Job Key responsibilities
    Going out on assignments as well as use of own initiative to gather information on existing Government programmes and related significant private-sector developmentsto compile reports for the organisation’s publications.
    Research and provide requisite background information for reports compiled.
    Submitting finished form factual, of public interest, detailed and well-researched reports in conformity with journalistic ethics, Government communication policies, editorial objectives and house style.
    Take notes on location, carry out interviews, check facts, copy documents and tape record as the case may be for assigned reports at the direction of either the Associate Editor or the Editorial Manager.
    The material so written must reflect a thorough understanding of the Government’s communication policy and the journalistic code of ethical journalism.
    Take primary responsibility for the correctness of facts and content of his/her reports.
    Closely work with photographers and designers for pictures and design issues for reports submitted
    Liaising with media practitioners and public on issues of mutual concern under the guidance of a Senior officer
    Qualifications for the Sub Editor/ Writer Job
    Bachelor’s Degree in any business-related field, communication studies, journalism, public relations, or any other appropriate qualifications from a recognised university / institution
    Four years of, mainly business,journalistic working experience.
    Ability to rewrite and copy edit reports will be an added advantage.
    Competencies
    Analytical skills
    Good interpersonal and communication skills
    Writing and editing skills
    Presentation skills
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  • Radio Programmes Manager Technical Services Manager Brand Manager

    Radio Programmes Manager Technical Services Manager Brand Manager

    The Role
    Reporting to the Managing Director, the Radio Programmes Manager will be responsible for developing, directing and controlling the vision, mission, goals, strategies, policies and processes for Radio Department in line with radio market dynamics and KBC Corporate strategies, targets, obligations, regulations and approved procedures.
    Specific Terms:Three (3) years renewable contract based on positive performance output.
    Responsibilities for the Radio Programmes Manager Job
    Setting Departmental goals, performance targets, positioning strategies and work plans for the Department in line with Corporate strategic plan, Board and Management resolutions and other public interest, commercial and listener strategic considerations
    Interpreting and enforcing Corporate goals and strategies within the Department
    Formulating and implementing approved Radio programmes and Radio Stations strategic plans
    Principal accounting and advising officer on all radio matters within the Department
    Budgeting and Accounting for the Departmental expenditure
    Facilitating Radio broadcasts and programme services
    Formulating and implementing approved Radio Services proposals, concepts, pilots and programmes based on budget projections, value and relevance of the idea, its conformity to Editorial policy and station style as well as availability of required resources
    Conducting staff performance appraisals and coordinating continuous improvement initiatives in the Department
    Responsible for the overall discipline and performance of staff in the Department.
    Requirements for the Radio Programmes Job
    Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication, Broadcast Journalism, Social Sciences or its equivalent from a recognized institution
    Master’s degree in the relevant field will be an added advantage
    Diploma in Radio Production, Mass Communication or Broadcast Journalism
    Ten (10) years working experience. Must have served in the position of Assistant Radio Programmes Manager or its equivalent for at least three (3) years; OR as Station Manager or its equivalent for a period of five (5) years or its equivalent in a reputable broadcast media organization of similar size to KBC
    Must be conversant with contemporary and future trends and dynamics of broadcast media industry.
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  • Regional IT Coordinator

    Regional IT Coordinator

    Qualifications and Experience Degree or Advanced Diploma in Computer Studies or equivalent with 3 years’ experience.
    Proven knowledge, ability and experience in setting up LANs and telecommunication technologies.
    Systems Administration/System Engineer certification in Microsoft technologies( Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows, SQL  Server, Exchange server) and Cisco technologies)
    Experience in web-Designing.
    Experience in managing and implementing information systems and supporting technologies
    2-3 years Systems Administration experience.
    Key Skills specific to the post:
    Embrace Child-centeredness, Child protection, Community participation and partnership
    Manage customer relationships and service
    Good communication skills. Capability to communicate ideas and technical information to a non-technical audience
    Promotes high performance by all staff
    Networking, sharing information and best practices
    Works collaboratively as a team player, listens actively and values contributions
    IT technical skills in IT infrastructure and/or applications
    Understanding of Plan’s business processes and strategic objectives
    Project Management Skills
    Strong analytical and logical ability
    IT Risk assessment and management
    Problem-solving skills
    Creativity and Innovation
    Reporting skills