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Job Title: Project Manager, Conflict and Governance Mapping, Somalia Location: Nairobi, Kenya Reporting to: Country Manager, Somalia Key areas of responsibility: Manage Saferworld’s Conflict and Governance Mapping project, ensure timely and high-quality delivery of activities and progress towards intended resultsEnsure the physical welfare, well-being and professional development of project staffEnsure effective management of project financesSupport the implementation, planning, monitoring and reporting of Saferworld’s strategy in Somalia/SomalilandBuild and maintain effective relationships in support of Saferworld’s work in Somalia/SomalilandEnsure effective relations are maintained with other parts of Saferworld.Duties: Manage Saferworld’s Conflict and Governance Mapping project, ensure timely and high - quality delivery of activities and progress towards intended results In collaboration with other Somalia programme team members develop and keep updated workplansEnsure timely and high quality completion of activities planned as part of Saferworld’s workplan and strategy for the projectCoordinate monitoring and evaluation of Saferworld’s CGM work according to M&E plansEnsure timely completion and submission of reports within the organisation on activities undertakenEnsure the physical welfare, well-being and professional development of project staff Provide line management to CGM project staffMonitor and support the performance of staff on the basis of Saferworld’s performance management system.Ensure effective management of project finances Undertake timely and accurate project budgeting and forecastingManage the Somalia CGM budget on a monthly basis to ensure optimum expenditure of fundsEnsure timely and accountable financial reporting by local partnersEnsure that programme staff and partners comply with internal accounting and financial management proceduresMaintain donor relationships and ensure donor requirements regarding reporting are met.Support the implementation, planning, monitoring and reporting of Saferworld’s strategy in Somalia/Somaliland Working in collaboration with other Nairobi and London-based staff, contribute to the development and implementation of Saferworld internal strategies for Somalia/Somaliland and the Horn regionPeriodically contribute to other Saferworld research studies of Somalia/Somaliland, including conflict analysesBuild and maintain effective relationships in support of Saferworld’s work in Somalia/Somaliland In coordination with the other programme staff, to strengthen Saferworld’s contacts and coordination with other international actors (governmental and NGO) engaged in Somalia/SomalilandEnsure effective management of any formal partnerships between Saferworld and government, civil society and international partners.Represent Saferworld in external meetings, and promote lessons learnt from the Somali CGM projectEnsure effective relations are maintained with other parts of Saferworld. Identify policy development opportunities at the international levelEnsure effective communication of project activities, results and lessons within SaferworldPerson Specification Essential requirements: A masters degree in a relevant subject (e.g. peace/conflict studies, development, international relations (or equivalent professional experience)Minimum of 5 years experience working in international development, peacebuilding or related issuesExperience of report writingExtensive experience of project management including monitoring and evaluationExperience of managing staff, including distance managementExperience of working in complex and politically-sensitive contexts, and excellent political judgementAbility to work in a non-partisan manner, sensitivity to ethnic and cultural differencesA team player: able to demonstrate a constructive, cooperative and problem-solving approachWillingness to travel frequently to the Somali regions (security permitting)Good written and spoken EnglishAbility to work without close daily supervision, using own initiative and showing flexibilityA flexible and dynamic approach to work is essential.Desirable: Knowledge of key policy issues relevant to Somalia/Somaliland would be an advantage (democratisation, development, state-building, security sector reform, peace and conflict theory, humanitarian aid, aid effectiveness)Understanding of Somali political and cultural dynamics would be a considerable advantageTerms and Conditions Annual salary range: A competitive NGO salary + benefits Leave entitlement: 28 days per annum and agreed public holidays. Application Process: Please send full CV and covering letter, detailing how you meet the selection criteria to Marie Aziz at recruitment [at] saferworld.org.uk. Please use subject heading: PM_CGM. Deadline for applications: 5 March 2012 We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Job Title: Conflict Adviser, SomaliaLocation: Nairobi, Kenya Reporting to: Country Manager, Somalia Key Relationships: Somalia Programme Adviser, Somalia Governance and Democratisation Adviser, Somalia Advocacy and Communications Adviser, Project Managers Contract Duration: An initial period of 6 months with the possibility of a further 1 year dependent on funding Salary: A competitive NGO salary + benefits Grade: International Job Purpose: The purpose of this role is to contribute to Saferworld’s Somalia/Somaliland programme by: Providing policy advice and technical assistance to support the design and implementation of Saferworld’s Somalia programme;Contributing to Saferworld’s policy development work at national, regional and international levelsKey areas of responsibility: Lead the technical development of Saferworld’s Conflict and Governance Mapping project, ensure timely and high-quality delivery of activities and progress towards intended resultsSupport the implementation, planning, monitoring and reporting of Saferworld’s strategy in Somalia/SomalilandBuild and maintain effective relationships in support of Saferworld’s work in Somalia/SomalilandEnsure effective relations are maintained with other parts of Saferworld.Duties: Support the implementation, planning, monitoring and reporting of Saferworld’s strategy in Somalia/Somaliland Working in collaboration with other Nairobi and London-based staff, contribute to the development and implementation of Saferworld internal strategies for Somalia/Somaliland and the Horn regionPeriodically contribute to other Saferworld research studies of Somalia/Somaliland, including conflict analysesDeliver presentations and facilitate training sessions on conflict-related issuesProvide policy advice and technical assistance internally and to Saferworld’s partnersWrite high quality briefings, discussion papers and policy documents in support of the Somalia programmeBuild and maintain effective relationships in support of Saferworld’s work in Somalia/Somaliland In coordination with the other programme staff, to strengthen Saferworld’s contacts and coordination with other international actors (governmental and NGO) engaged in Somalia/SomalilandEnsure effective management of any formal partnerships between Saferworld and government, civil society and international partners.Represent Saferworld in external meetings, and promote lessons learnt from the Somali CGM projectEnsure effective relations are maintained with other parts of Saferworld. Identify policy development opportunities at the international levelEnsure effective communication of results and lessons emanating from the Somalia programme within SaferworldIdentify and build synergies between the plans and strategies of the Somalia programme and the wider organisation.Person Specification Essential requirements: A masters degree in a relevant subject (e.g. peace/conflict studies, development, international relations (or equivalent professional experience)Minimum of 5 years experience working in international development, peacebuilding or related issuesProven analytical skills, including experience of conflict analysis methodsProven ability to write policy papers and briefingsExperience of report writingExperience of working in complex and politically-sensitive contexts, and excellent political judgementAbility to work in a non-partisan manner, sensitivity to ethnic and cultural differencesA team player: able to demonstrate a constructive, cooperative and problem-solving approachWillingness to travel frequently to the Somali regions (security permitting)Good written and spoken EnglishAbility to work without close daily supervision, using own initiative and showing flexibilityA flexible and dynamic approach to work is essential.Desirable: Knowledge of key policy issues relevant to Somalia/Somaliland would be an advantage (democratisation, development, state-building, security sector reform, peace and conflict theory, humanitarian aid, aid effectiveness)Understanding of Somali political and cultural dynamics would be a considerable advantageExperience of facilitation and training would be an advantage.Terms and Conditions Annual salary range: A competitive NGO salary + benefits Leave entitlement: 28 days per annum and agreed public holidays. Application Process: Please send full CV and covering letter, detailing how you meet the selection criteria to Marie Aziz at recruitment [at] saferworld.org.uk. Please use subject heading: SOM_C_ADV Deadline for applications: 5 March 2012 We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Finance ManagerThe person appointed will be responsible for ensuring the efficient and transparent management of finances for programmes in line with recognised accounting/auditing standards and Saferworld procedures. The successful candidate will have a recognised accounting qualification and at least three years’ experience in financial management. They will also have experience of computerised software (QuickBooks or Sage). Salary: a competitive NGO salary will be offered For a job description please visit http://www.saferworld.org.uk/about/jobs. To apply please send full CV and covering letter, detailing how you meet the selection criteria to Marie Aziz at recruitment [at] saferworld.org.uk (please use subject heading: Ref: FMN). Deadline for applications: March 6 2012. We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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