Apply: NRC Head of Programme

Deadline: 04 August, 2021
Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has opened applications for the role of Head of Programme.
NRC provides assistance, protection and durable solutions to refugees and internally displaced persons worldwide.
Responsibilities
  • Ensure strategic programme development in the country in line with the region and global programme initiatives
  • Oversee specific advances in NRC’s innovation, protection, markets and digital programming through an increasingly localised and networked approach
  • Contribute to expanding the use of cash-based programmes and increased use of technology as a way of improving efficiency of the programmes
  • Contribute to strengthening accountability to beneficiaries through improving monitoring and evaluation systems, the establishment of beneficiary feedback and complaints mechanisms and improved needs assessments for evidence-based programming
  • Facilitate initiatives for integrated programme analysis and response analysis, including the integration of relevant cross-cutting issues such as protection, safe programming and access
  • Oversee project cycle management (PCM), including through field support missions
  • Liaise with area managers to explore and create synergies, and ensure effective and constructive communication between the country offices (CO) and area offices (AO)
  • Provide contextual programme analysis as input to the country strategy, annual and trimestral reports
  • Ensure organisational learning from programme implementation and overall programme capacity building in the country
  • Manage performance and staff development of the programme department
  • Ensure current donor relations are well managed and explore potential new donor opportunities
  • Ensure programme advocacy priorities are identified and taken forward

Requirements

  • Eight years, minimum, of experience in a senior management position in a humanitarian/recovery context
  • High level of communication, interpersonal, representation and negotiation skills
  • Fluency in English, both written and verbal
  • Knowledge of the context in Ethiopia will be a plus
  • Cultural sensitivity, with the ability to work within different cultural contexts
  • Experience in resource mobilisation, in particular, working with EU donors, American donors and UN agencies will be a plus

To apply and for more information, click here.

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