Development Law Organization (IDLO)
Uganda
enable governments and empower people to reform laws and
strengthen institutions to promote peace, justice, and sustainable development.
IDLO is an intergovernmental organization that promotes justice, peace and
development by providing legal expertise to governments, multilateral and civil
society organizations. It seeks to enhance human rights, economic growth and
good governance through technical assistance on judicial and legal reform,
capacity-building and legal empowerment programs and projects.
stakeholders and working in an enabling rather than directive or prescriptive
way, IDLO acts as a catalyst for social change. It prides itself on its
flexibility, speed and entrepreneurial spirit.
significant operations in countries emerging from conflict. IDLO is the only
intergovernmental organization with an exclusive mandate to promote the rule of
law. It currently has 27 Member Parties and benefits from the collective wisdom
of a prestigious International Advisory Council.
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is seeking applications to fund a
5-year USAID/Uganda Rights
and Rule of
Law Project, and
has issued a
request for applications (RFA). The RFA two-phased
process, with submission of concept papers due on 23 August 2013, and full
applications, on invitation only, due on 22 October 2013. IDLO believes that
it’s rule of law and human rights expertise make it a competitive candidate and
will respond to this RFA.
and recognize the relationship between human rights and development, the Rights
and Rule of Law Project will employ a rights-based approach. The rights-based approach aims at
strengthening the capacity of duty bearers and empowers rights holders to
achieve a positive transformation of power relations.
rights, and help increase the capacity of duty bearers to provide rights. While
duty bearers are accountable for respecting, protecting, and fulfilling human
rights, rights holders need to promote and defend their freedoms.
effect of integrating democracy goals into the socio-economic sectors.
governance systems are strengthened and made more accountable. The Rights and
Rule of Law Project aims to support institutions, groups or processes to
protect and promote freedoms, with a view to strengthening rule of law and
enhancing accountability and transparency. Expected project outcomes include three
technical or sectoral outcomes, and one organizational capacity development
outcome:
judiciary upholds human rights and rule of law (component 1).
their rights (component 2).
accurate and timely manner (component 3).
organizations demonstrate capacity to manage programs in a transparent and
efficient manner (component 4).
national level with targeted, strategic interventions at the sub-national level
in line with USAID/Uganda’s geographic policy.
will be responsible for the implementation of component 3, including
implementing capacity building activities; supporting media networking on human
rights; and exploring the role of social media in promoting human rights.
Experience:
- The candidate should be a Master’s degree
in journalism, mass media, or in a related social science discipline is
highly preferred. - Four
or more years experience in media advocacy and engagement on rule of law
and rights matters. - At least three years of technical
experience in dealing with multiple stakeholders including the media,
judiciary, CSOs, and adjudication institutions in a developing
country. - Proven experience in media in Uganda.
- Experience in mentoring, coaching and
skills transfer. - Experience in developing activity
work-plans, budgets, managing implementation, staff and short-term
technical assistance. - Excellent representational and
communication skills, written and oral proficiency in English. - Excellent past performance references.
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