1. Area Coordinator
The Area Coordinator (AC) will based in Dadaab and shall be responsible to and report directly to the Programs Coordinator in Nairobi for the carrying out of his/her duties.
This is a senior professional position, which requires effective diplomacy plus critical, analytical, facilitative and communication skills as well as representational and management skills.
Guided by the DWS Country Strategy, the AC’s functions and responsibilities shall include, but are not limited to, the following;
More specifically the duties and responsibilities shall include the following:
Several years of experience at management levelYou must be a people-oriented person,Well experienced in managing highly competent staff,Able to build and maintain good working relationships with refugees, communities, partners, donors and other agencies is a key competence.Strong manager who is also listening to and involving your staff..Able to do many different things at the same time,Personal integrity is very important.Respect and appreciate working with people from different cultures, ethnic backgrounds, religions and nationalities.2. Program Officer: LWF Humanitarian Emergency Team East & Central Africa
The LWF Humanitarian Emergency Team is based in Nairobi and responsible for implementation of the LWF emergency response strategy in Eastern and Central Africa.
The team will have core competences in regards to emergency response and scaling up of ongoing response, emergency preparedness, risk reduction and rapid assessment of emergencies. It is envisaged that more than 50% of the time will be spent outside Kenya.
The Programme Officer will, under the Team Leader, be responsible to plan, implement and scale up emergency response operations through various sectors including WASH, Shelter, Camp Management and Protection.
Liaise with partners, coordinate the LWF response with other actors and ensure that implementation is coordinated with the LWF country program in respective country (when applicable).
He/She is expected to play a leading role in the practical aspects of emergency response.
The Programme Officer shall have the capacity to assess/respond to emergencies in countries were the LWF already have a presence (scale up/start up under the oversight of the respective Country Representative), as well as capacity to assess/respond to emergencies in other countries in the region.
The incumbent will also be involved in training of staff on emergency preparedness and response, contingency planning and rapid assessments.
Professional Qualifications
5 years of experience in I/NGO’s.Experience in conducting needs assessments and setting up new programmes in emergency setting.Knowledge of different sectors including WASH, Shelter, Camp Management and Protection.Experience in training of staff.Knowledge of DRR, HAP, Rights Based Approach and other humanitarian principles and approaches.Proven, documented practical field experience from more than one country in East and Central Africa will be an important aspect.All persons must be able to travel, frequently, with very short notice and be able and willing to stay out of the home base for several weeks or even months at a time.LWF/DWS is an equal opportunity employer, irrespective of gender, race or religious affiliation.
Female candidates are encouraged to apply.
Applications and detailed CV must include email address and telephone contacts of 3 referees, one of whom must be your supervisor in your current/former employment.
They should reach the undersigned by close of business on 2nd May, 2012:
C/o Office Administrator,
P.O. Box 40870, GPO-00100,
Nairobi, Kenya
or e-mail to: hrlwfkenya.acdadaab@gmail.com
Only short-listed candidates will be contacted
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