Vacancy: Impact and Evidence Officer

Contract: Two years with possibility of extension

Salary: KES 2.3M (Gross)

The Brooke East Africa is an animal welfare charity whose mission is to improve the welfare of working donkeys, horses and mules. The Brooke currently seeks to recruit an impact and evidence officer based in Nairobi for a 2-year national appointment, with possibility of extension.

Key Tasks and Responsibilities

Support Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) activitiesBuilding capacity within Brooke EA partner organizations on M+EEstablishing robust systems for gathering evidenceEnsuring effective reporting of evidence both internally and externallySummary of Qualifications

At least First Degree (Bachelor) in international development, animal health/welfare or epidemiology/public health disciplineMinimum 3-years experience in a development and/ or research organization.Minimum 3-years experience in a development and/ or research organization.Studies: At least First Degree (Bachelor) in international development, animal health/welfare or epidemiology/public health discipline

Desired RequirementsSupport Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) activitiesBuilding capacity within Brooke EA partner organizations on M+EEstablishing robust systems for gathering evidenceEnsuring effective reporting of evidence both internally and externally

Vacancy: Associate, Learning and Communication
Start Date: Early January, 2015
 Reporting To: Senior Associate, Learning and Communication
 Location: Nairobi, Kenya

About Evidence Action: Evidence Action is a new organization working in partnership with an existing non-profit organization (Innovations for Poverty Action, IPA) to scale proven interventions to improve the lives of the poor in Africa and Asia. Rigor, evidence, and action are all part of our values. 

We are looking for a dynamic, engaged individual to join our team as a Senior Associate, Learning and Communication working within organization’s Monitoring, Learning, and Information Systems (MLIS) team. The successful candidate, like the MLIS team, will embody the evidence-based and data-driven nature of the organization. While Evidence Action continues to grow the pipeline of proven-interventions to bring to scale, its current programs in the Africa Region include:Dispensers for Safe Water is an entrepreneurial program scaling the chlorine dispenser system – a proven innovation that dramatically expands access to water treatment at an extremely low cost.Deworm the World Initiative actively supports the scale-up of school-based deworming programs worldwide to improve children’s health, education, and long-term development. About Monitoring Learning and Information Systems (MLIS) Team: The MLIS team is critical to the identity and work of Evidence Action. The team embodies the evidence-based nature of Evidence Action’s work and enables Evidence Action to be a cutting-edge, data-driven organization.
The team provides services across Evidence Action’s Africa Region through four sub-teams that work closely together to deliver quality, timely and useful information: Learning and Communication (L&C): This team is responsible for supporting the program teams with timely information in innovative, useful and clear ways to translate analysis and research to evidence-based decision making and action. Monitoring, Analysis and Research (MAR): This team is responsible for ensuring that all ongoing program monitoring needs are met and analysis and research is conducted to support program improvements. Management Information Systems (MIS): This team is be responsible for ensuring that the all programs have access to timely and useful data for day-to-day programmatic planning and decision making through a cloud-based multi-user system. Data Quality and Management (DQM): This team is responsible for ensuring access to quality and timely data to meet all ongoing program needs; including monitoring, information systems and analysis and research. About the Position: The Associate, Learning and Communication will be a key member of the Learning and Communication delivery team for Evidence Action’s Africa Region. Within the region, they will provide support for: 1) Diagnosing the data, research, and learning needs of all Evidence Action programs, 2) Marketing and Showcasing all MLIS services (i.e. data collection, analysis, research, data management etc.) to Evidence Action program teams and 3) Ensuring effective information flow within program teams and between program teams and MLIS divisions. 
A successful Associate, Learning and Communication will ensure that the data-driven decision making process of Evidence Action addresses the most pressing program needs and specifically addresses the strongest opportunities for programmatic improvements.
Diagnosing the Program “needs” from the MLIS TeamCollaborate with all Evidence Action programs to identify the specific data and analysis requests made to MLIS team members for inclusion in reports, concept notes, case studies, etc.Bridge the connections between Evidence Action Programs Teams and Management Information Systems (internal MIS staff members and external vendors/contractors) to ensure that all program needs are able to be effectively captured in Evidence Action’s MIS systemsProvide support in summarizing and synthesizing the work plans of Evidence Action programs with specific attention to areas where MLIS will provide support Stay attuned to the relative level of prioritization that program teams assign to MLIS tasks and projectsAct as an Account Manager for the DtW team receiving general MLIS requests when program team members do not know the appropriate person to address their requestReceiving requests from Evidence Action program teams regarding needs for data updates or clarifications within the MIS system is the most updated version from the programs team, check errors and advice on improvementsEnsuring effective information flowSharing specific program needs and requests with the relevant member of the MLIS team for service delivery and supportReview and support program monitoring reports as requested by program teams in areas of MLIS specializationParticipation in regular program meetings to collect updates and share tasks, plans and events of relevance with the MLIS teamOverseeing adherence of MLIS team members with established protocols regarding the organization and use of shared files and resources within the MLIS teamCreate a knowledge, Learning and Development Centre for the programs as well as the team (Knowledge Library with researches done and one pagers)Identify best practices and lessons learned from researches done by MAR team and support tracking of progress for program teams to implement agreed upon best practicesPromote a knowledge sharing and learning culture in the programmeProviding timely access to existing analysis and cross-program lessons for evidence-based decisionsMarketing and Showcasing MLIS ServiceProviding general and situation-specific guidance to Evidence Action teams regarding the services that the MLIS team can provideDeveloping, editing, and tailoring MLIS products to “fit” the target audienceAssist in the production and presentation of MLIS communication material: presentations, and briefing materials targeted at Evidence Action program teamsSupport the preparation of communication materials and presentations to external partners and stakeholdersQualifications, Experience and SkillsBachelor’s degree in relevant social sciences (i.e. development, economics, data-journalism, public health, communications, or related field). A minimum of 2 years’ work experience generating high quality written material for internal leadership and/or external audiencesA strong sense of curiosity and an orientation toward practical knowledge-seeking through learning, questioning, and experimentationHighest quality, professional writing and communications skillsStrong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively with a team that is geographically dispersedSelf-directed/self-motivating personalityStrong critical and analytical thinking skillsIntellectual flexibility and willingness to form and adjust opinions based on evidenceQuick to learn, motivated to self-teach and capable of independently translating new knowledge into practiceNote: Please specifically illustrate the above desired qualifications in your cover letter by giving examples from your experience.
In addition, this position requires a candidate to:Have a strong commitment to evidence-based practice and policy in the development fieldBe enthusiastic to develop personally and professionally as part of a growing global teamPossess a strong attention to detail and a genuine love of working with dataPlease email your CV and application letter to copy kenyajobs@evidenceaction.org with the subject line “Associate-Learning and Communication MLIS”

Deadline to Apply: On a rolling basis

Only short-listed candidates will be contacted by phone and email for an interview. Applicants are encouraged to apply early, as applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

The Organisation is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE), adhering to the laws that prohibit discrimination in the terms and conditions of employment. 

The Organisation’s HR policy provides equal employment, volunteer, and service opportunities to all qualified persons without regard to race, color, national origin or ancestry, religion, creed, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identification, marital status, veteran status, disability (including HIV/AIDS), or any other status protected by applicable law.

Job Title: Senior Associate - Product DesignDeadline: October 1 (Applications are reviewed on a Rolling Basis)Reporting To: Manager: Engineering And ResearchAbout Evidence Action: Evidence Action is assuming management and growth responsibility for two programs tested and incubated at Innovations for Poverty Action that are currently making a difference in the lives of millions of people in Africa and Asia: the Deworm the World Initiative (DTW) and Dispensers for Safe Water Initiative (DSW). 
Evidence Action scales proven development interventions and crafts resilient business models for long run success.
About Dispensers for Safe Water: Each year, over 1.8 million children under the age of five die from diarrhea, a leading cause of which is unsafe drinking water. DSW is an entrepreneurial team tasked with scaling the Chlorine Dispenser System (CDS) – a proven innovation for dramatically expanding access to water treatment at extremely low cost.DSW’s work is growing rapidly – we currently serve over 1 million people in Kenya, our primary country of operations, and plan to reach 25 million in the next 5 years. Our program has ambitious plans to expand in 2-3 countries in the coming 2 years.Our work is based on strong proof of Chlorine Dispenser impact – a randomized controlled trial in Western Kenya demonstrated a six-fold increase in the number of households treating their water with chlorine. Such a dramatic expansion in safe water usage will prevent over 1.4 million cases of diarrhea and 1,300 child deaths each year once we reach our Kenya target of 5 million people served.About the Hardware: The chlorine dispenser hardware is designed to deliver a metered dose of dilute chlorine at communal water sources, where the reminder to treat is most salient and where the visibility of dosing promotes social norm formation. The hardware itself consists of a blow-molded HDPE tank filled with 1.25% sodium hypochlorite, a ball valve that delivers the appropriate dose of chlorine for a standard water collection container, and an injection-molded casing that is mounted on a concrete base near the water point using a standard PVC pipe.The current design is a simple, affordable, user-friendly product that shifts water treatment activity from the point of use to the point of collection while also protecting household drinking water against recontamination during storage. The dispenser itself is just one component of the complete Chlorine Dispenser System: ensuring a quality product also involves a commitment to community education and participation, and the development of a strong chlorine supply chain in rural areas.About the Position: The Senior Associate: Product Design will be one of two key team members on the Design and Innovations team. The Design and Innovation team is dedicated to collaborating with our programs to discover opportunities for innovation. In order to meet our programs’ ambitious targets as well as grow as an organization, we recognize that we must continuously search for opportunities for radical program improvements. The vision of this team is to apply Human Centered Design methodologies to identify and design solutions for drastic improvements programmatic outcomes.The Senior Associate: Product Design is responsible for the design and prototyping of hardware focused innovations. Initially, the majority of this person’s work would focus on the Dispensers for Safe Water program, but would also do some design work for the Deworm the World Program (and others) as needed. The SA Product Design will focus on key hardware design aspects such as the solid chlorine dispenser, valve redesign, the tablet pole, and any other hardware issues that have been identified as priority for the programs. 1. Finalize the design of the current generation dispenser hardware
Assess the current dispenser for design improvementsRedesign the dispenser valve with a focus on durability in harsh conditions and other dispensing mechanism options.Redesign any other components that are identified as weak or in need for improvementEnsure the CAD design of our product line is up to date and completeGenerate documentation of all dispenser components including drawings, material specifications, costings, and packing.
2. Design next-generation dispenser:
Using solid chlorine could save up to 90% of our supply chain costs. Building on the initial prototypes, design a dispenser that accurately and consistently doses very small volumes of powdered chlorineLead the field test of the solid chlorine dispenser
3. Bring components to manufacturing:
Develop a manufacturing plan for redesigned components with input from the Senior Associate: Supply and Logistics to examine global optionsDevelop tooling designs for new components

Practical, hands-on and keen understanding of mechanismsA start-up personality; entrepreneurial, ambitious, independent, systematic attention to detail, structured thinker, goal-oriented, and flexibleCreative thinker, able to brainstorm and address current dispenser issues 

5 years’ experience detailed design workBachelors’ degree in Mechanical Engineering, Product Design, Industrial Engineering, or similar Competent in Autocad Inventor Proactive, willing to take on new challenges Experience with powders, dispensing mechanisms (desired)
To apply, please submit a CV/Resume, Cover Letter, and Design Portfolio to: kenyajobs@evidenceaction.orgIndicate the REF CODE and TITLE on the subject line. (ENG-01 Senior Associate Product Design)

Job Title: Senior Associate - Supply ChainDeadline: October 1 (Applications are reviewed on a Rolling Basis)Reporting To: Manager: Engineering And ResearchAbout Evidence Action: Evidence Action is assuming management and growth responsibility for two programs tested and incubated at Innovations for Poverty Action that are currently making a difference in the lives of millions of people in Africa and Asia: the Deworm the World Initiative (DTW) and Dispensers for Safe Water Initiative (DSW). 
Evidence Action scales proven development interventions and crafts resilient business models for long run success.
About Dispensers for Safe Water: Each year, over 1.8 million children under the age of five die from diarrhea, a leading cause of which is unsafe drinking water. DSW is an entrepreneurial team tasked with scaling the Chlorine Dispenser System (CDS) – a proven innovation for dramatically expanding access to water treatment at extremely low cost.DSW’s work is growing rapidly – we currently serve over 1 million people in Kenya, our primary country of operations, and plan to reach 25 million in the next 5 years. Our program has ambitious plans to expand in 2-3 countries in the coming 2 years.Our work is based on strong proof of Chlorine Dispenser impact – a randomized controlled trial in Western Kenya demonstrated a six-fold increase in the number of households treating their water with chlorine. Such a dramatic expansion in safe water usage will prevent over 1.4 million cases of diarrhea and 1,300 child deaths each year once we reach our Kenya target of 5 million people served.About the position: The Senior Associate Supply Chain will be a key member of the Engineering, Supply and Innovations team, providing strategic oversight and planning of the dispenser hardware supply chain. They will be one of two key staff on the Manufacture, Maintenance and Supply Team. This team focuses on delivering and optimizing current hardware-related operations. They must ensure all custom products for Program delivery are available in the most cost-effective way to programs in a timely manner. They will be focused in ensuring the lifetime cost of a product is minimized and that the supply chains are well-designed and cost-effective.The Senior Associate: Supply Chain will ensure hardware is imported, assembled, and shipped to our field programs in the most cost-effective manner. Their time will be shared equally between imports, exports, and domestic logistics, with a particular focus on finding cost-savings in our supply chain. The initial focus will be on cutting costs in our international imports, as this has the biggest opportunity for cost savings. As our international programs grow, there will be an increasing need to coordinate export logistics, examine new supply chain structures, cost out different regional manufacturing options, and be a client-serving face to the overall order process.1. Import and international suppliers:
Identify and negotiate with international suppliers to ensure transparent and cost-effective sourcingThrough understanding of shipping options, and the implications on tax, transit times, and overall riskDeveloping order plans to ensure time and cost-effectiveness of orders

Using our growth plans, map out options for regional and global manufacturing hubsDevelop optimal dispenser hardware and chlorine resupply modelsMap out current supply chain and identify key areas for improvement

Be the point person for all programs to order and manage dispenser hardware ordersLead on all exports to ensure goods are delivered cost and time-efficiently
4. Standards and registration lead:
Work with KEBS to standardize necessary componentsRegister our product with a Kenyan Certificate of OriginWork with Uganda, Malawi and possible expansion countries to document our products as necessary

Keen planner- be prepared to show evidence of effective planning and strategic thinkingIndependent, proactive and willing to take initiativeStrong attention to detailEnthusiastic to take on a role with significant responsibility while developing personally and professionallyKeen to quickly step into a position in a fast-paced, rapidly-growing programMotivated by the program's high potential for widespread impact on global healthInterested in a work environment that is flexible, creative, and constantly changingDemonstrations of enthusiasm and commitment in the discharge supply and logistics duties

At least 5 years experience managing complicated supply chains- particularly between China and East Africa.Bachelor’s degree in logistics, supply chain, or similar field. Experience with KEBS/COMESA registrationContacts with suppliers in China and Kenya
To apply, please submit a CV/Resume, Cover Letter, and Design Portfolio to: kenyajobs@evidenceaction.orgIndicate the REF CODE and TITLE on the subject line. (ENG-02 Senior Associate Supply Chain)

Position: Associate MLIS - Data Collection and Quality
Reporting To: Senior Associate MLIS – Data Collection and Quality
Location: Kisumu, Kenya with Domestic travels.

About Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA): IPA is an international non-profit research organization. Based in New Haven, CT, with offices in Washington, D.C. and worldwide, IPA works with development partners and academic researchers to create and evaluate approaches to solving development problems, to communicate “what works” in development and to scale up successful projects in a variety of fields, including health, education, microfinance, governance and agriculture.
 

About Evidence Action: Evidence Action is assuming management and growth responsibility for two programs tested and incubated at Innovations for Poverty Action that are currently making a difference in the lives of millions of people in Africa and Asia: the Deworm the World Initiative (DTW) and Dispensers for Safe Water (DSW). Evidence Action scales proven development interventions and crafts resilient business models for long run success.
 
Description: Evidence Action is providing Technical Support to a National Service Programme, which aims to:
1. Create enriching opportunities for over 30,000 unemployed Kenyan youth.
2. Improve educational outcomes for over 2 million primary school children.
As a part of this programme, Evidence Action has recruited recent university graduates to serve as Volunteer Graduate Assistants in primary schools, where they will provide education support and serve as ‘education ambassadors’ in the surrounding community.
This programme will also provide these volunteers with professional skills and increased access to top employers in Kenya.
 About Monitoring Learning and Information Systems (MLIS) Team: The MLIS team embodies the evidence-based nature of Evidence Action’s work and enables us to be a data-driven organization. The team provides services across Evidence Action Africa region in meeting the following outcomes:All ongoing program monitoring needs met (including M&E design and quality data collection)Programs delivered with access to timely and useful data for day-to-day programmatic planning and decision makingAnalysis and research conducted to support program improvements (including operation research, market research and cost-efficiency analysis)Support with timely, useful and clear information for evidence-based decision making (including provide support to connect the dots)Support provided to regional leadership for new programs and partnerships for exploration and evaluationStandards, systems and processes setup for delivery of all functions (monitoring, analysis, research, information systems and quality data)The MLIS team works towards these outcomes through four sub-teams that work closely together to deliver quality, timely and useful information:Learning and Communication (L&C): This team is responsible for supporting the program teams with timely information in innovative, useful and clear ways to translate analysis and research to evidence-based decision making and actionMonitoring, Analysis and Research (MAR): This team is responsible for ensuring that all ongoing program monitoring needs are met and analysis and research is conducted to support program improvements.Management Information Systems (MIS): This team is be responsible for ensuring that the all programs have access to timely and useful data for day-to-day programmatic planning and decision making through a cloud-based multi-user system.Data Quality and Management (DQM): This team is responsible for ensuring access to quality and timely data to meet all ongoing program needs; including monitoring, information systems and analysis and research.About the Position: Associate – Data Collection and Quality
The Associate - Data Collection and Quality is a member of the DQM team on the larger MLIS TEAM, and is responsible for ensuring the collection of quality data to meet ongoing program needs, with a primary focus on the specific program monitoring activities.
 Manage Data Collection Activities for the Program:Manage program data collection activities as maybe assigned, including, paper-based data collection and phone-based data collection for both quantitative and qualitative research.Work with program team(s) to train and manage all staff collecting data to ensure quality data collection; including tracking all data collection activities and conducting back-checks/spot-checksBased on the sampling guidelines, support regular sampling of field activities for deployment and develop and manage an efficient field schedule for all project field operationsMaintain an efficient system for tracking data collection activities, and support data tracking systems developed by the MIS team to make sure that no data collected from the field is lost in the process of data flow.Manage deployment of program monitoring staff to support expansion monitoring activities or any other data collection activities at the away office as needed.Update MLIS and program leadership on the data collection progress as needed.Serve as the primary person of contact between the program on matters data collection and monitoring and the MLIS team, and actively maintain a robust and dynamic feedback system between the program and MLIS, including feedback on data collection instruments and any other unexpected happenings from the field.Manage standards and best-practices for collecting; including conducting back-checks/spot-checks and documentation of field activities.Manage and contribute to innovative systems and tools to train staff and plan activitiesManage Field Team and field team Finances:Support the development of program budget and management of data collection finances, including identifying and making timely financial request and returns as well as tracking data collection expensesMaintain records of attendance, staff leave; extra days worked and related HR documents for timely submissions to the HR as required.Supporting procurement of goods, including sourcing for quotations, purchasing of office supplies and verifying the delivery of goods as necessaryEnsure proper management and storage of data collected, and documents and equipment that belong to the MLIS team.Ensure administrative and field operation related documents, activities and protocols are well documented.Collaborate with other teams for improved service delivery to programs:Work closely with the members DQM and program teams in the daily management of field staff in line with the division of responsibilities under the matrix system, and contribute to the field staff occasional evaluation of performance.Through Manager – DQM, forward any feedback concerning programming of electronic data collection instruments to Senior/Associate – Programming.Through Senior Associate – Data Collection, work with the IT team on establishing the right hardware and software requirements to collect timely and quality data.With support of Senior Associate - Data collection, work closely with the procurement team to procure necessary material for data collection as per the procurement policyWith guidance from Senior Associate Data Collection and Quality, support in other MLIS data collection and monitoring activities as needed.Qualifications, Experience and SkillsBachelor’s degree in Management, community work, project management or other social sciencesGood language skills in English and Kiswahili both spoken and written1-2 year experience in management and or doing monitoring and evaluation workStrong familiarity with Excel and other Microsoft office packagesExperience with mobile phone survey administration using Open Data Kit or other mobile phone platformGood People Management & leadership skills.Willingness to travel to the field for visits and supervisionGood conceptual skills with an analytical mind and problem solving skillsEmbraces team work and aspires and supports the ideals of working in a team work environment as a team championPassion to work in a rural community settingFlexible mind set and willingness to take challenging assignments not within the scope of this positionSelf-driven and highly motivated to deliver results within tight deadlines.Excellent communication skills. Ability to communicate well within the organization and with the rural communities and local leadersProactive and ambitious to support innovation and change in a dynamic working environmentPlease send a cover letter and detailed CV, 3 references, daytime phone number(s), and email address.Your CV should include details about your academic qualifications and any relevant work experience.
Applications can be submitted by email to jobs-kenya@poverty-action.org, please ensure that the subject line reads: “Associate- Data collection and quality “REF NO: Evidence Action-2014-05-04. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview. Applicants are encouraged to apply early, as applications will be reviewed on a ROLLING BASIS
Disclaimer: The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of the work being performed by the Associate – Data collection and quality. The statements are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all possible duties, tasks, and responsibilities. Management reserves the right to amend and change responsibilities to meet organizational needs as necessary. Please note that IPA will never request any form of payment from an applicant. Applicants are encouraged to confirm the information listed above with IPA prior to releasing any extensive personal information to the organization. Please direct questions to jobs-kenya@poverty-action.org.

Senior Attorney – Evidence Analysis Job Vacancy at Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission (KACC) – Kenya Jobs and Vacancies

The Kenya Anti Corruption Commission (KACC) is established by an Act of Parliament, the Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Act (2003), to take necessary measures for the prevention of corruption in the public and private sectors; to investigate acts of corruption and economics crimes; to recover public funds/property acquired through corruption; and to enlist members of the public in fighting corruption through education.

The Commission is desirous of competitively recruiting suitable persons to fill vacant positions within its establishment to support its regional expansion program; Successful candidates may be required and should be willing to work either at Headquarter Offices or any of the Regional OfficesEmployment will initially be on contract terms, for a period of four (4) years renewable upon satisfactory performance.Competitive/attractive remuneration packages will be offered.Applicants must be of outstanding honesty and integrity, and should be willing to be subjected to a security vetting processApplicants must be computer-literate to be able to work in a highly computerized environment.Applicants MUST quote the reference number for the position applied for on the application letter and envelopeCanvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.

Directorate of Legal Services and Asset Recovery (LS)

Senior Attorney – Evidence Analysis
KACC “5” (1 Post) (Ref KACC/LS-SAEA/12)

Reporting to the Assistant Director – Legal Services through the Principal Attorney- Evidence Analysis

Duties and Responsibilities Carrying out all duties of an AdvocateCarrying out comprehensive analysis and evaluation of evidence in completed criminal and civil inquiry filesPreparation of statutory reports, legal briefs and opinionsOverseeing the preparation of case files for purposes of prosecution and asset recovery including pre-trial conferencesGiving direction and guidance in the course of investigations and recovery proceedingsProviding legal advice to the Commission in civil, criminal and asset recovery.Defending the Commission in cases filed against itManagement of resources within his/her area of operation.

The person may be designated as the Head of a Regional Office, coordinating operations in any of the Commission’s Regional Offices within the country.

Qualifications A degree in Law from a recognized UniversityAn Advocate of High Court of KenyaAt least 10 years relevant working experience in civil and criminal litigationExcellent skills in research and reportingDemonstrable prosecutorial skills will be an added advantageRelevant Post graduate qualifications will be an added advantage.

In addition, the candidate must possess the following core competencies; Be mature and a team player with proven track record of leading and motivating other team membersStrong analytical and interpersonal skillsAbility to work well under pressure to meet tight deadlines and capable of multitasking and working in all Directorates.

Only candidates who meet the set criteria should submit applications together with their updated curriculum vitae, copies of certificates and testimonials including details of day time contacts, current and expected remuneration, notice period required to take up appointment, names and contacts of three referees and addressed to the Director/ Chief Executive at the address below; so as to reach not later than 17th March 2011.

Only short listed candidates will be contacted.

The Director/Chief Executive Officer
Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission (KACC)
P.O. Box 61130 00200
Nairobi

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