About this opportunity
Opportunity Overview
The International Organization for Migration is hiring a Programme Coordinator to work on livelihoods in the Central African Republic. The role is based in the Central African Republic and will be responsible for developing and implementing strategic interventions that promote sustainable livelihood, economic recovery, and resilience for affected populations. The Programme Coordinator will work under the overall guidance of the Chief of Mission and the direct supervision of the Programme Manager for Community Stabilisation. The programme aims to promote stability, extend state presence, and build community resilience within recovering communities in the Central African Republic. The Programme Coordinator will develop and implement livelihood programmes, conduct comprehensive assessments, and identify livelihood needs and opportunities for affected populations. They will also develop context-specific intervention strategies, oversee the implementation of livelihood projects, and establish partnerships with relevant stakeholders. The role requires a strong understanding of livelihoods, economic recovery, and resilience, as well as experience in programme management, research, and analysis. The International Organization for Migration is working closely with the Government of the Central African Republic to support stabilisation and solutions priorities, such as improved infrastructure, essential services, and social cohesion. The programme aligns with the CAR National Development Plan, the National Durable Solutions Strategy, and the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework.
Responsibilities
- Develop, plan, and manage the implementation of livelihood programmes in the Central African Republic
- Conduct comprehensive assessments to identify livelihood needs, opportunities, and challenges faced by affected populations
- Develop context-specific intervention strategies that consider market systems, value chains, and employment opportunities
- Oversee the implementation of livelihood projects and ensure adherence to established monitoring and evaluation frameworks
- Establish and maintain partnerships with relevant stakeholders, including government entities, donors, UN agencies, NGOs, private sector actors, and community-based organizations
- Identify funding opportunities and develop project proposals that align with the strategic priorities of donors and funding mechanisms
- Engage with local authorities, communities, and private sector actors to foster inclusive partnerships that promote local economic development
- Provide technical guidance and support to project staff and partners involved in livelihood programmes
- Develop and deliver capacity-building initiatives, training programmes, and workshops tailored to the specific needs and challenges of livelihoods in the Central African Republic
- Lead the design and implementation of agriculture and rural livelihoods interventions
- Facilitate knowledge management and learning by promoting information sharing among livelihood stakeholders
- Develop monitoring and evaluation frameworks, tools, and indicators for livelihood projects
- Regularly monitor project implementation, assess outcomes, and identify areas for improvement
Requirements & Qualifications
- Master's degree in Political or Social Sciences, Development Studies, Human Rights, International Relations, Law, Mathematics, Engineering, or a related field from an accredited academic institution with five years of relevant professional experience
- Bachelor's degree in the above fields with seven years of relevant professional experience
- Proven experience in designing and implementing assessments, field-based research and analysis, protection monitoring, and programmatic impact monitoring
- Experience in research and assessments on post-conflict and peacebuilding
- Experience of peacebuilding programming is desirable
- Experience in the Central African Republic or in other conflict and post-conflict contexts in Africa is an asset
- Experience in post-conflict environments is an asset
- Experience in the application of Gender awareness and sensitivity in programming
- Excellent analytical, communication, writing, reporting, and presentation skills
- Substantial knowledge of non-profit work, including data collection and data analysis in post-conflict settings
- Knowledge of peacebuilding and recovery principles, international standards, and frameworks
- Knowledge of UN, IOM, and Non-Governmental Organisation mandates and programmes in the recovery response, Internally Displaced Persons, post-conflict environment, triple nexus, and development
- Excellent coordination and computer literacy skills
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively and harmoniously with colleagues from diverse cultures and professional backgrounds
- Demonstrated organizational skills and the ability to be flexible and work well under pressure in a fast-paced and detail-oriented team environment
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