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Tuesday, 20 December 2011

M&E Director


Location:       Nairobi, Kenya 
Salary Range:  Commensurate with Experience 
Sector:          Commercial 
Organization URL: http://www.ibtci.com
Experience:  Advanced  
Last Date To Apply  Feb-15-2012 
Date Posted             Dec-20-2011 

Description


IBTCI (International Business & Technical Consultants, Inc.) is seeking a Somali-speaking M&E Director for our five-year USAID Monitoring & Evaluation Program for Somalia (MEPS).  The goal of this five-year program is to provide USAID with information and analysis on the progress of USG-assisted activities in Somalia and the extent to which these activities are contributing to improving the quality of life of citizens of Somalia and Somalia’s overall stabilization.  Our project has three major goals:
  • To support the development of Performance and Monitoring Plans , qualitative data-collection by implementing partners (IPs) and the maintenance of an electronic clearinghouse to help manage and plan activities more effectively;
  • To help provide USAID/Somalia with field-based information and verifications on the status and progress of activities being undertaken by USAID's IPs;
  • To conduct nation-wide evaluations and assessments of the progress toward stabilization in Somalia.
M&E Director Responsibilities:
The M&E Director will report directly to the MEPS Chief of Party.  Primary responsibilities involve the direct supervision of all MEPS programmatic activities, including :
  • The oversight of all verification activities in the field, conducted through Somali Third Party Monitoring agents, to ensure their timely and professional deployment of verifications, as well as the analysis of findings;
  • The development IP Monitoring and Evaluation Plans based on best practices, through on-going technical assistance and support to IP M&E and management teams, in close coordination with the donor; 
  • The completion, efficient management and use of the USAID-Somalia Clearinghouse;
  • Supervision and /or technical support to MEPS assessments activities throughout the life of the program;
  • Production of reports or newsletters related MEPS or IP activities
  • Providing technical and practical recommendations on the development and deployment of assessments, evaluations and monitoring activities;
  • Conduct M&E related trainings for USAID, IPs, Third Party Monitors or other stakeholders whenever required;
  • Carrying out other activities as may be directed by the Chief of Party.
The position is based in Nairobi with frequent travels to Somalia required (security permitting).



Qualifications


  • Minimum of five years of experience working at a senior technical and/or management level with a significant focus on Monitoring and Evaluation of activities ;
  • Fluency in Somali and English;
  • Strong familiarity with the Somalia’s current socio-political context;
  • Implementation experience in Somalia or other fragile, conflict, or post-conflict settings;
  • Strong written, communication and inter-personal skills.
Highly desirable:
  • Experience working in more than one sector (e.g., democracy and governance, agriculture and economic growth, education/human capacity development/youth);
  • Familiarity with issues associated with stabilization;
  • An advanced degree in relevant field.


Contact Details



Contact:   Bryan Shipp
Telephone:   7037490100
Email: mepsrecruiting@ibtci.com

Application Instructions


Applications (cover letter with CVs) should be sent via e-mail to mepsrecruiting@ibtci.com.  Only candidates being actively considered for employment will be contacted.
There is an immediate vacancy, so interested individuals are encouraged to apply promptly.

Monday, 19 December 2011

Chief of Party (HICD) -- Rwanda


Location:       Kigali, Rwanda 
Sector:         Commercial 
Organization URL:  http://www.dai.com
Experience:   Advanced  
Last Date To Apply      Dec-31-2011 
Date Posted                 Dec-19-2011 

Description


DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVES, INC. (DAI) is a global consulting firm providing social and economic development solutions to governments, communities, and companies with projects in developing and transitioning countries. DAI works at the cutting edge of international development, combining technical excellence, professional project management, and exceptional customer service to solve our clients’ most complex problems. Since 1970, DAI has worked in 150 developing and transition countries.
DAI seeks a Chief of Party (COP) for an anticipated five-year, USAID-funded Human and Institutional Capacity Development (HICD) program in Rwanda, which intends to strengthen institutional and human capacity in targeted government institutions and civil society organizations.  The program will increase performance of government institutions and civil society organizations in a sustainable manner which improves Rwanda’s overall development outcomes.  The program is expected to begin in the first part of 2012.
Responsibilities:
The COP will be responsible for overall project management, including field team mobilization and leadership; development and implementation of work plans, operational budgets and performance monitoring plans; coordination with the USAID mission, government officials, other donors and partner organizations, and ensuring achievement of project results and objectives. The COP will supervise key project staff and ensure compliance with DAI policies and USAID rules and regulations. The position will be based in Kigali.



Qualifications


  • At least five (5) years experience as Chief of Party or Team Leader for HICD or capacity development programs.  At least fifteen (15) years of HICD, integrated capacity development programming and/or training experience is essential. 
  • Graduate degree in development-related field.
  • Previous experience in managing complex, donor-funded programs with multiple counterparts in developing countries, particularly in post conflict environments.
  • Proven track record of providing technical assistance to government officials at the national level.  Demonstrated experience working with senior host-country counterparts.
  • HICD, ISPI (International Society for Performance Improvement) or Performance Technologist Certification is required.
  • Excellent analytical skills.
  • Prior experience in Africa, particularly Francophone, is preferred but not required.
  • Excellent written and oral English communication skills.  Fluency in French is preferred.


Contact Details



Application Instructions


Interested candidates should apply through the DAI website by clicking 'Apply Online' below.

Please note only short-listed candidates will be contacted.  DAI is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
APPLY ONLINE

English Teacher/ English Resource Assistant

 
Location:           China 
Salary Range:    Living Stipend 
Sector:              Non Profit 
Organization URL:  http://www.viaprograms.org
Experience:      Entry Level  
Last Date To Apply     Jan-15-2012 
Date Posted               Dec-19-2011 

Description


VIA (Volunteers in Asia) is accepting applications until January 15th for one-year volunteer positions starting July 2012. Positions are available in Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. Volunteers teach English and build capacity at NGOs working to prevent human trafficking, protect the environment, and improve community development. Our one-year program includes:
  •     Pre-departure orientation at Stanford University
  •     In-country and home office support
  •     Emergency Medical and Evacuation Insurance
  •     Language instruction
  •     TESOL Training
  •     Cross Cultural Training                         
  •     Living Stipend/Housing
  •     Annual Conference
  •     Subsidized participant program fee
VIA is a non-profit started at Stanford University in 1963 that has sent nearly 2,000 young Americans to volunteer in Asia. New volunteers join a community of alumni that work or teach at leading foundations, NGOs, businesses, and universities in the U.S. and across Asia. Join us for a rare opportunity for personal and professional growth while making a difference in underserved communities in Asia.
Find our more details at www.viaprograms.org or contact Patrick Arnold directly at Patrick@viaprograms.org.



Qualifications


  • BA/ BS Degree
  • U.S. citizen/ permanent resident
  • Native English speaker


Contact Details



Contact:        Patrick Arnold
Telephone:          (415) 904-8033
Email:  patrick@viaprograms.org

Application Instructions


Application and instructions can be found here:
http://www.viaprograms.org/programs_in_asia/application
APPLY ONLINE

Sunday, 18 December 2011

Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellow

 
Location:          Washington, D.C., DC  
Salary Range:         2400 per month 
Sector:             Non Profit 
Organization URL: http://www.scoville.org
Experience:        Entry Level  
Last Date To Apply      Jan-13-2012 
Date Posted                 Dec-18-2011 

Description


The Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship provides full-time six to nine month fellowships for recent college and graduate school graduates to work on peace and security issues with one of the twenty-seven participating public-interest organizations in Washington, DC.  Scoville Fellows have the opportunity to work with senior-level staff and to conduct research, write articles and reports, organize talks and conferences sponsored by their host organization, and do advocacy on a range of issues including arms control and nonproliferation, conventional arms trade, environmental and energy security, military budget, and peacekeeping.  They may also attend coalition meetings, Congressional hearings, and policy briefings, as well as meetings with policy experts arranged by the program.  Scoville Fellows receive a monthly stipend of $2,400, health insurance, and travel costs to DC to begin the fellowship. The next application deadline is January 13, 2012 for the fall 2012 fellowship.  For complete information see www.scoville.org




Qualifications


Candidates must have an excellent academic record and a strong interest in issues of peace and security.  Graduate study, a college major, course work, or substantial independent reading that reflects the substantive focus of the fellowship is also a plus.  Prior experience with public-interest activism or advocacy is highly desirable.  It is preferred, but not required, that such activities be focused on peace and security issues.  Candidates are required to have completed a baccalaureate degree by the time the fellowship commences. Students who have completed graduate degrees are also eligible to apply.  All U.S. citizens, and non-U.S. citizens living in the United States eligible for employment may apply.  Preference will be given to individuals who have not had substantial prior public-interest or government experience in the Washington, DC area.



Contact Details



Contact:    Paul Revsine
Telephone:   (202) 446-1565
Email: info@scoville.org

Application Instructions


See www.scoville.org for application requirements.
APPLY ONLINE