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• The incumbent will oversee the operations
  of the ECHO – funded Education and Child Protection project in Bidibidi
  refugee settlement 0 Ensure coordination with UNHCR and all other actors,
  including operational partners;
• Prepare detailed planning and reporting of
  project activities;
• The Project Coordinator will organise
  administrative and financial matters related to project activities
• Represent FCA regarding ECHO funded
  project as requested particularly in the field;
• Monitor and evaluate on-going activities
  and report on unmet needs and gaps;
• Evaluate and mentor the project staff;
• The incumbent will coordinate and
  supervise project staff in close collaboration with the Humanitarian
  Coordinator;
• The jobholder will also evaluate the
  project progress and propose improvements if needed;
• Actively participate to coordination
  meetings as needed;
• Keenly monitor expenditure, budgets and expenses
  tracking activities for ECHO project;
• Coordinate for payment of regular
  expenses, payment schedule and instalments to contractors related to the
  project;
• Prepare and submit project narrative and
  financial reports;
• Perform any other duties relating to the
  nature of the job as directed by the Humanitarian Coordinator or program
  coordinator

• The ideal candidate for the Finn Church
  Aid (FCA) Project Coordinator job placement should hold a University
  degree or equivalent in Education, Child Protection, Social Sciences,
  SWASA, Development Studies or other closely related fields.
• At least five years’ experience in working
  with an INGO; min. two of which should be in a Humanitarian program
  related to field operations
• The applicant must be an accomplished
  education and child protection professional able to blend social practice
  with hands-on education and child protection experience;
• Previous exposure and experience in
  managing and monitoring the implementation of formal and non-formal
  education projects, Education in Emergency and Child Protection emergency
  interventions.
• Significant exposure and experience with
  data collection and report writing to institutional donors.
• Basic understanding of humanitarian
  approaches and standards.
• Previous experience in networking and
  working with local government, international actors and UN agencies.
• Flexible and capable of working and living
  in difficult circumstances in a multicultural context
• Willing to reside in Yumbe and possession
  of a valid driving permit
• Experience of managing ECHO- funded
  projects will be an added advantage

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