Job type: Job Type Contract

  • Economic and Social Policy Expert (Consultant) 

Project Management Consultant

    Economic and Social Policy Expert (Consultant) Project Management Consultant

    Key Responsibilities
    Knowledge materials development:

    Develop high-quality Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials to raise awareness about the National Care Policy and unpaid care work.
    Create training modules and materials for the capacity building of the State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action (SDfGAA) staff and other stakeholders.
    Produce comprehensive reports and policy briefs that synthesize findings from various studies and stakeholder inputs.

    Workshop and meeting facilitation:

    Facilitate technical working groups to review and finalize the National Care Policy.
    Conduct training workshops for SDfGAA staff to enhance their understanding of the care economy and its gendered impacts.
    Facilitate national and county-level policy dialogues to gather input from diverse stakeholders.
    Facilitate national validation meetings with the general public and other stakeholders to gather feedback on the policy.
    Lead round table dialogues with private sector actors and policymakers to incorporate their viewpoints into the policy.

    Report development:

    Work with the team to conduct a mid-term evaluation to assess progress on Kenya’s commitments to care work as outlined in Medium-Term Plan IV (MTP IV).
    Develop comprehensive evaluation reports that provide insights into the progress and areas for improvement.
    Prepare required documents and reports for review by the Kenyan Cabinet.

    Key Outputs:

    High-quality IEC materials developed and disseminated to raise awareness about the National Care Policy and unpaid care work.
    Comprehensive training modules and materials created for the capacity building of the State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action (SDfGAA) staff and other stakeholders.
    Detailed reports from technical working group sessions that capture discussions, decisions, and recommendations for the National Care Policy.
    Documentation of inputs and recommendations from national and county-level policy dialogues, round table discussions with private sector actors, and other stakeholder meetings.
    Reports summarizing feedback and recommendations from national validation meetings with the general public and other stakeholders.
    A comprehensive mid-term evaluation report assessing progress on Kenya’s commitments to care work as outlined in Medium-Term Plan IV (MTP IV), including insights and recommendations for further action.
    The finalized version of the National Care Policy, incorporating all feedback, inputs, and recommendations from stakeholders and technical working groups.
    Prepared documents and reports required for the review and approval of the National Care Policy by the Kenyan Cabinet.
    A report documenting lessons and best practices on public care services and infrastructure gathered from CSOs, WROs, and other stakeholders.
    Detailed reports on training sessions conducted for SDfGAA staff, including participant feedback and evaluation of the training’s effectiveness.

    Qualifications/Competencies:

    Deep understanding and appreciation of the care economy in Kenya
    Advanced degree in social sciences, public policy, gender studies, or a related field.
    Proven experience in policy analysis, development, and facilitation.
    Strong background in gender and care economy.
    Excellent analytical, writing, and communication skills.
    Ability to develop high-quality training materials and IEC content.
    Experience in conducting evaluations and writing comprehensive reports.
    Ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders.

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    Interested candidates should submit a detailed cover letter, and CV, outlining their qualifications and profile with relevant experience, availability, and fee structure. Submissions should be sent to DirectorAfrica@icrw.org by Aug 16th ,2024

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    DirectorAfrica@icrw.org

  • National Gender Experts to Support the Finalisation of the Country Gender Equality Profile for Nigeria

    National Gender Experts to Support the Finalisation of the Country Gender Equality Profile for Nigeria

    Duties and Responsibilities
    Objective

    The objective of this assignment is to finalise, format, complete the analysis and update statistical information in the Draft Country Gender Profile into a final document ready for dissemination and publishing, culminating into a Final Country Gender Equality Profile guiding action.

    Description of the main tasks to be undertaken by the consultant

    The Nigeria Country National Gender Profile should be finalised by combining description of data and information, qualitative analysis and statistical data in a manner that is useful for the planning, programming and action, including the preparation and advocacy of projects, institutions, and legislation that are gender responsive. The specific assignment of the consultant/s will cover the followings:
    To update the statistical analysis and information in the draft report, including statistical data, reference regional and international normative frameworks in undertaking the gender analysis, and global development blueprints such as the Sustainable Development Goals, in particular SDG5. Specifying sources and references, as well as information gaps.
    To finalise the gender analysis of the existing draft gender assessment. To diagnose and identify key sector priorities for Nigeria Country’s national development plan including but not limited to the priorities of the AfDB Country Strategy Paper in the country, The National Development Plan of Nigeria, and the National Gender Policy, as well as the H5 AfDB development priorities energy (clean and fossil, action plan, clean cooking), agriculture, quality of life (water and sanitation, employment and human capital), industrialisation and regional integration as well as transport.
    To analyse progress on institutionalisation of gender architecture and governance according to section 4 of the national development policy, including Gender National Machinery, Sector implementation and gender responsive budgeting, and provide recommendations for the way forward.  The analysis will include national machinery, sectoral ministries gender policies and desks, capacity, budget and coordination in the territory to achieve the objectives of the National Gender Policy and in general the empowerment of women. Finalise the Evaluation of sectoral policies and strategies from a gender perspective and identify good practices and shortcomings.
    Analyse trends and evolutions in gender equality in the country specifying differences across states and territories.
    To apply an intersectional perspective to gender inequality, providing concrete recommendations regarding existing gender gaps and inequalities accelerating the advancement of gender equality and the social and economic empowerment of women and their equal participation in decision-making, considering “glass ceilings” and “sticky floors”.
    To finalize analysis of civil society organizations active for gender equality to include their perspective on women progress. This will be done by organizing three focus groups or at least 10 in depth interviews with women civil society organizations active for gender equality to include their perspective on women progress.
    To finalize the analysis of gender of private sector and financial inclusion in Nigeria, including in particular the voices and needs of small and medium women entrepreneurs, through at least two focus groups and two interviews to resource persons. Identify opportunities and specific constraints.
    Development partners:  Organize an in-person focus group with the members of the Development Partners Group on Gender and do an online survey to explore with them strengths, weaknesses and opportunities perceived in the work of gender, as well as the most robust, structuring projects.
    To analyse trends in economic inclusion by gender, including the care economy and integrate the Women Economic Empowerment Action plan in relevant strategies and plans in the country.
    Analyse future trends, including in climate change, economic empowerment, and security with a gender lenses.
    Finalise the socio-cultural, economic, political, and legal factors that hinder the efforts of gender equality in Nigeria at the present context of the country.
    Finalise the major needs and concerns with regard to the closing of gender gaps in Nigeria Country and identify the coverage of these by other development partners, the UN, the Bank, and other development partners, gaps which they could address, where impact can be made and opportunities for programmes identified.
    Finalise recommendations to advance gender equality, and the empowerment of women, by cultural change and in the financial, economic, and social sectors, and participation in decision-making processes, in alignment with the National Action Plan and the Country Strategy Paper.

    Modality

    This consultation will have consultants working as a team. It is foreseen to have a national and an international consultant. The national consultant will lead on the focus groups organization/interviews of organizations and analysis, as well as the search for national plans and data.
    The international consultant will conduct desk review, organize the information and finalize the document.
    A steering committee for this consultation will be set up with the participation of the Bank, UNWOMEN and the Ministry of Women.  A focal point of contact will be provided to the consultants. 

    Methodology

    The methodology to be adopted in carrying out this exercise combines desk review of information and data, focus groups and interviews resource persons, structuring, and formatting the draft Gender Country Profile with the above guidance.
    The proposed space to conduct the interviews and focus groups is the African Development Bank in Abuja.  An appendix of the Country Gender Profile will include the names of persons and organizations interviewed/participating in focus groups, although they will not be individualized in the analysis.

    To deliver on the expected output, the consultant, with backstop from the Technical Team, shall:

    Propose methodology and timeline
    Agreement of methodology and timeline with the leading team of this exercise including the Ministry of Women, Bank and UN Women technical;
    Conduct necessary desktop research for the Country Gender Equality Profile. This should involve updating gaps in statistical information
    Finalisation and approval of final document
    Presentation in public workshop

    Length Country Gender Profile for Nigeria

    The Profile, discounting the executive summary and annexes, will be a document of 100 pages maximum, detailing all above-mentioned information with all statistics by sex and gender analysis. This document should finalise the current draft report, and structure will be provided.
    The document will include a 3–4-page executive summary to the main report.

    Required Skills and Experience
    Education:

    Advanced University (at least a Master’s) degree in Gender Studies, Social Sciences Economics or related disciplines is required; a PhD in economics is a plus.

    Experience:

    Minimum of 7 years of demonstrated extensive experience that combines research and capacity development in the area of gender and economics and/or women’s social and economic empowerment at the national and international levels is required.
    Proven record of publications on economics and gender, women’s socio-economic empowerment, including publications on these topics in English with renowned institutions, is required.
    Demonstrated experience in facilitating multi-cultural training for adults.
     Knowledge of socio-cultural, geopolitical, economic, and environmental country context is an advantage.
    Excellent writing skills and analytical skills.
    In depth knowledge of gender issues in Africa and in Nigeria specifically.
    Excellent analytical and reporting skills.
    Ability to speak and write in a clear and gender-sensitive language.

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  • Kuza Jamii Mentor Ngaroni – Samburu 

Mentor LIFT NK- Samburu 

Incentive Mentor LIFT NK- Kakuma 

Driver

    Kuza Jamii Mentor Ngaroni – Samburu Mentor LIFT NK- Samburu Incentive Mentor LIFT NK- Kakuma Driver

    Duties & Responsibilities:

    Manage the Kuza Jamii Rural Entrepreneur Access Project (REAP), that will help participants start businesses to uplift their living standards and ensure environmental conservation.
    Provide mentoring to the agreed number of small business enterprises under the REAP – Kuza Jamii Programme.
    In a collaborative process with the community and BOMA Location Committees, target and identify eligible women for the REAP – Kuza Jamii Programme, based on BOMA’s criteria – (using the Participatory Wealth Ranking and Participatory Rural Appraisal Tools)
    Meet with established Business Groups (BGs) as required, help them make decisions about their business and provide mentorship and guidance as needed.
    Conduct/deliver business and savings skills trainings including financial management to the businesses in the designated locations and surrounding manyattas.
    Train and mentor, the Business Groups on green entrepreneurship, climate change adaptation, climate-smart technologies.
    Support the mentors to ensure entrepreneurs succeed in production, trade, and value addition.
    Perform a minimum of agreed visits per week to the business groups and savings groups for which you are responsible.
    Collect data and information for individuals, business group performance, participation of BG members in savings groups, savings group performance, participants living standards, participation in climate change adaptations, and other relevant information.
    Upload quality data and information on groups performance using the BOMA taroworks system (information management technology) as required.
    Report on the businesses and savings groups’ performances to the Field Officer.
    Represent BOMA in the designated location, including as a representative for the organization in local development committees.

    QUALIFICATIONS

    At least a Diploma in community development, social work or another related discipline.
    At least two (2) years’ experience in similar work.
    Proven experience in data collection and or mentorship is an added advantage.
    Possess excellent interpersonal skills; candidates should be able to relate well to both the women with whom we work, and the BOMA Field Officer.
    Be self-driven, and able to work with minimal staff supervision.
    Must be a native of the respective location you are applying for with working knowledge of English, Swahili and the local language.

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  • Administrative Assistant 1, (Construction Project Intern) 

Administrative Assistant 1- (Real Estate Specialist Intern) 

Temple Recorder

    Administrative Assistant 1, (Construction Project Intern) Administrative Assistant 1- (Real Estate Specialist Intern) Temple Recorder

    Job Description

    This position is primarily for educational or religious purposes and should be used for providing valuable educational experiences for the Intern. It is to give the Intern an opportunity to see how principles and practices learned in their educational institutions are applied in actual work setting. Under general supervision, The construction project Intern will be engaged on a six months fixed term non renewable contract and reports to the Construction Project Manager.

    Responsibilities

    Assist in Construction Project Planning and Scopes
    Assist in Preparing project management plans for each construction project you are assigned to.
    Assist in Preparing projects schedule and develops milestones necessary to successfully complete the project in concert with the project Contractors.
    Assist in Monitoring Project Costs and Budgets:
    May assist in the preparing project cost estimates
    Assist in Preparing project budgets and unit cost reports.
    Participates in monthly job cost reviews to declare project status.
    Assist in Organizing and conducting pre-award and pre-construction meetings
    Assist in developing and monitoring project quality, safety, and risk management plans.
    Assist in Evaluating project schedules as necessary to meet milestones.
    Assist in preparing and organizing all project documents e.g. BOQs and Construction drawings.
    Assist in managing assigned projects
    Must be worthy of a Temple Recommend

    Qualifications

    Bachelor’s degree/Diploma in Civil engineering, construction management or Architecture,
    Has basic knowledge of commercial construction processes and construction laws and practices, which includes understanding building codes, design plans, construction drawings, and specifications for a given project.
    Ability to use Software programs like Bluebeam, Revit, AutoCAD etc
    Good knowledge of project estimating concepts to the level required to verify bids, to understand market rates, and to understand how to process change orders, etc.
    Ability to use contractual language and concepts and how to negotiate to protect the Church’s interests while providing quality service to department customers.
    Demonstrates the ability to professionally present self through in-person interactions and verbal and written communications.
    Demonstrates the ability to effectively work independently and as a team member to achieve organizational and customer goals.
    Progress towards Certification in Civil Engineering or Architecture will be an added advantage.

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  • Veterinary Internship Programme

    Veterinary Internship Programme

    The Directorate of Veterinary Services, State Department for Livestock Development in the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development announces internship vacancies for veterinary surgeons and veterinary paraprofes- sionals who graduated in the year 2023/2024. This is a statutory requirement under the Veterinary Surgeons and Veterinary Paraprofessionals Act, No. 29 of 2011 Sections 15 (1) and 17 (1). Internship will be guided by the Internship Policy and Guidelines for the Public Service, the Veterinary Surgeons and Veterinary Paraprofessionals Regulations of 2013 and the Kenya Veterinary Board Internship Guidelines. The internship is scheduled to begin in December, 2024. The deadline for application is 31st October, 2024.
    Requirements for the Internship are as follows:

    Temporary registration as a veterinary intern for the year 2024 by the Kenya Veterinary Board Certificate of Training (BVM, BSc, Diploma or Certificate level) from Universities and other training Institu- tions recognized by the Kenya Veterinary Board
    KCSE Certificate
    KCPE Certificate
    National Identity card
    Birth certificate
    KRA PIN certificate
    Valid Certificate of good conduct
    NHIF Card
    NSSF Card
    Personal Accident Insurance cover
    Bank Account in your name
    Two recent passport size photographs

    Eligibility:
    Only graduates in the following categories are eligible for the Veterinary Internship Programme:

    Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine
    BSc. in Animal Health and Production
    Diploma in  Animal Health and Production
    Certificate in Animal Health and Production 

    All applicants must have graduated from an institution recognized by the  Kenya Veterinary Board
    Veterinary internship is mandatory for all those who graduated from 2016 onwards
    Before making this application the applicant  MUST be registered as an Intern by the Kenya Veterinary Board for the year 2024

    Application procedure is as follows:PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
    STATE DEPARTMENT FOR LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENTApplication deadline: 31st October 2024
     

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  • Human Resource Intern 

Deputy Vice Chancellor – Academic Affairs and Research

    Human Resource Intern Deputy Vice Chancellor – Academic Affairs and Research

    Vacancy Code (HRI-24) (1 Position)

    This position will be reporting to the Human Resource Officer of the University.

    Job Purpose:

    This position exists to provide administrative, HR and logistical supportin all end-toend HR and Admin functions in a manner that contributes to the development of a customer service-oriented culture that values proactivity, continuous improvement, innovation, and high performance.

    Main Responsibilities:

    Support all HR logistics including required paperwork, venues, office hospitality, for interviews, events, meetings etc.
    Facilitation of employee clearance and follow-up of final dues to be paid.
    Preparing certificates of employment to exiting staff.
    Process HR requisitions end to end in a timely and effective manner.
    Timely and effective maintenance of physical staff files and circulation of HR and Admin correspondence and documentations.
    Conducting reference checks for successful candidates.
    Sending regret letters to unsuccessful candidates.
    Maintain and facilitate high standards for orientation & induction and all inhouse and external training.
    Ensure 100% compliance of HR files to the local law and minimum standards set by AIU.
    Drafting reports and making presentations and doing written recommendations.
    Coordinating staff recruitment and selection process to ensure a timely, organized, and comprehensive procedure is used to hire staff.
    Data entry and clean up on the ERP system. 
    Any other duties as assigned from time to time.

    Requirements: Qualifications and Experience

    A recent graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Social Sciences or a related field with a minimum of 1-year experience. 
    CHRP qualifications/Higher Diploma in Human Resource Management and IHRM membership are an added advantage. 
    The candidate must be honest and a team player.
    Must have a good understanding and practical knowledge of the various employment laws. 
    Demonstrated ability to handle multiple and conflicting priorities, and meet deadlines.
    Good communication and interpersonal skills.
    Computer literate in MS office suites i.e. Word, Excel, and Power Point.
    Able to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive information.
    Enthusiasm for HR, eager to learn and adapt in a university environment.

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    Use the emails(s) below to apply Human Resource Intern – Applications should be emailed to job.application@aiu.ac.ke ensuring the vacancy code is in the subject. The applicants should attach, a cover letter, detailed resume, copies of academic credentials, and duly filled job application form. The deadline for application is 28th August 2024 at 5.00pm.Deputy Vice Chancellor – Academic Affairs and Research – Applications should be emailed to Recruitment@hrpowerhouse.co.ke ensuring the vacancy code is in the subject. Attach a cover letter, detailed resume and duly filled job application form.Deadline for application is 31st August 2024. 

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  • Delivery Assistant

    Delivery Assistant

    Key Responsibilities

    At the start of the day, meet the delivery truck in the assigned market and verify the inventory and assets against the delivery manifest
    Make deliveries to vendors shops using the delivery schedule app, confirm orders with the vendor on the designated systems, offload the products into the vendors location, and ensure cashless payment for goods upon delivery
    Engage each customer to confirm the delivery is to her/his satisfaction, respond to any queries and share any updates from the company
    At the end of the day review the day’s activities to confirm that all deliveries and banking are completed in line with the standard operating procedures and any returned items, together with any assets, are recorded and accounted for on the delivery manifest.
    Able to deliver on time in full, whilst maintaining the quality and integrity of inventory and assets assigned and banking is completed within the stipulated timelines.

    Qualifications and Requirements

    At least one years’ experience working as in a delivery role in general trade
    A good understanding of the geography, road, routes and working patterns of your local retail / trade area or designated market
    A detail-oriented professional skilled in accurately and efficiently in fulfilling orders
    Strong, positive relationships with customers and vendors
    Ability to work with mobile phone technology/applications
    Possess a KCSE certificate, and avalid certificate of good conduct
    Have a Certificate of Service from your previous employer.

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  • Internship Programme – 2000 Positions

    Internship Programme – 2000 Positions

    The Public Service Commission (PSC) is pleased to announce the recruitment of interns (Cohort 7) under the PSIP for the Financial Year 2024/2025.
    For appointment to an internship position, a candidate must:

    Have a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university;
    Have graduated not earlier than the year 2018; and
    Be proficient in computer skills.

    Duties include, but not limited to;

    Completing duties mutually agreed upon and assigned by the supervisors;
    Documenting relevant skills acquired in their areas of deployment; and
    Actively participating in any relevant mentorship activities and additional responsibilities designed for the programme.

    Duration of Internship

    Twelve (12) months- Non renewable

    Stipend

    The interns will be paid a stipend at a rate as determined by the Government.

    Certificate

    On successful completion of the Internship Programme, the interns will be awarded a certificate.

    Interested and qualified graduates are requested to make their applications through the Commission’s job portal accessible through www.publicservice.go.ke or www.psckjobs.go.ke by 2nd September, 2024.SECRETARY/CEO
    PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
    KENYA
     

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    www.psckjobs.go.ke