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• The Technical Advisor will develop a learning
  strategy with each grantee and across grantees which gives more
  concentration to grantees’ role in learning process and evaluates the
  impact of using learning to improve practice.
• Set cross-grantee learning strategy
• Support grantees document learning for first
  convening, and synthesise findings for large audience convening
• Help grantees build learning on first
  convening outputs
• Support the import of knowledge about social
  norms, prevention, resilience, community-based protection systems to the
  grantees; and the expert of lessons learned to wider stakeholders
• The Technical Advisor will report to the
  Executive Director of the client organisation and will be expected to
  network and share learning with grantees as well as the Project Advisory
  Committee.

• The ideal candidate should hold a Master’s
  degree in Mass Communication and a degree/post graduate diploma in child
  rights or any relevant field.
• A minimum of five years’ experience in a
  similar role with a bi-lateral, multi -lateral organisation, Government or
  NGO.
• The Technical Advisor must be knowledgeable
  about current research on violence against children and should be skilled
  in applying the research findings to learning about a variety of VAC
  conditions.
• Excellent writing/editing skills with the
  ability to present complex information in a succinct and compelling
  manner.
• Good working knowledge of print layout/design
  and web design
• Excellent interpersonal, written and verbal
  communication skills
• Broad knowledge and understanding of the East
  African and global Child Rights context.
• Previous experience in using storytelling in
  knowledge management
• Ability to work well with people from diverse
  backgrounds and cultures
• Ability to work as part of a team and in
  partnership with other stakeholders
• Ability to work independently
• Fluency in English, both verbal and written

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