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• Provide overall
  technical direction and oversight of programmatic activities to support
  judicial independence and integrity in Uganda;
• Support the COP in the
  implementation of programmatic activities aimed at fostering advocacy and
  advancing the flow of information in Uganda;
• Network and liaise
  with consultants, members of the government, civil society organizations,
  international and regional bodies, and private funders;
• Monitor and evaluate
  processes, and write program reports to ensure completion of program
  objectives;
• Support the COP to
  ensure programmatic compliance with USG rules and regulations;
• In the COP’s absence,
  assume responsibility for the daily operations of the office, which
  include but is not limited to: financial management, general office
  administration, public relations, and staff management;
• In collaboration with
  the COP, develop advocacy initiatives to support human rights in Uganda;
• Assist the COP with
  fundraising, which includes developing concept notes, proposals, budgets,
  etc.
• Required to travel
  extensively to project sites within Uganda and occasionally within the
  region;
• Perform any other
  related duties as assigned.

• The candidate should
  possess a Master’s degree in political science, international development,
  law, or related field;
• Demonstrated
  experience working with the Judiciary and legal systems in Uganda;
• At least five years of
  work experience in human rights, rule of law, democracy, or governance
  with a particular focus on entrenching multiparty democracy;
• At least three years’
  experience in providing technical assistance and capacity building
  (technical, organizational, and financial management) support to
  government institutions and/or CSOs;
• Demonstrated expertise
  in developing domestic, regional, or international advocacy campaigns to
  advance rule of law / human rights;
• Strong interpersonal
  skills, demonstrated ability to create and maintain effective working
  relationships with local partners, government officials, bilateral donors,
  as well as in-country and foreign experts;
• Demonstrated ability
  to mobilize communities and encourage the inclusion of marginalized
  groups;
• Demonstrated
  experience in developing activity work plans, budgets, implementing
  programmatic activities, and providing short-term technical assistance;
• Knowledge of USAID
  rules and regulations, and other donor approaches to civil society
  development;
• Experience developing
  project proposals for USAID, Department of State, European human rights
  institutions and private donor organizations;
• Strong ability to
  communicate effectively in English, both orally and in writing;
• Ability to use
  productivity software such as MS Word, Outlook, PowerPoint; and Microsoft
  Excel.

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