(OSIEA)
Uganda
Open Society Initiative for Eastern Africa OSIEA’s particular focus will be on
pastoralism, land tenure governance, food systems and market access, governance
and anti-corruption climate change and a fair investment framework. The Open
Society Initiative for Eastern Africa promotes vibrant, tolerant democracies in
the region by awarding grants, developing programs, and bringing together
diverse civil society leaders and groups. The Open Society Initiative for
Eastern Africa (OSIEA) is implementing the health and rights program which
advances health rights in the region and current areas of focus include
maternal health, harm reduction, palliative care, access to medicines, and
health rights of marginalized populations.
in the identification and fostering of effective grant making relations in a
dynamic, creative and committed manner with a focus on key populations.
- Provide a bold vision for innovative work
that will add value by identifying grant-making, operational, and advocacy
strategies to advance health rights of key populations in Eastern Africa.
Participate in the development of overall program strategy. - Collaborate within and beyond the program
team, including building partnerships beyond OSF, to develop knowledge
content, identify emerging trends, and conduct strong field assessments
employing a rights- based lens. - Carry out relevant legal and policy analysis
in the region for internal and external audiences. - Support identification of capacity and
.institutional development opportunities in partner organizations
(grantees). - Support network/coalition building for joint
advocacy with grantees and constituents targeting governments, donor
agencies, service providers, and the general public. - Oversee administrative duties within the
program and supervision of consultants.
- The applicant must hold an advanced degree in
a relevant field. - A minimum of six years’ work experience in a
similar work environment. - Excellent written and verbal communication
skills in English and one other East African language. - Previous experience developing and
implementing social change strategies through a rights-based approach and
substantive knowledge of health rights issues in the Eastern Africa
region. - Previous experience in working with community
based groups in East Africa on public health and human rights issues
relating to LGBTI, sex workers, People Who Use Drugs (PWUD) among others. - Previous experience in grant making work in
East Africa. - Knowledge of the Eastern Africa sexual rights
context. - Prior NGO experience is desirable.
- Ability to manage several simultaneous
projects in a fast-paced environment. - Integrity, team work, diplomacy and
professionalism will be essential. - Willingness to travel as needed
express you interest by sending your resume and cover letter to [email protected]
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