The Ugandan Jobline

• Opportunities for European citizens to
  become EU Aid Volunteers in humanitarian projects worldwide, showing
  solidarity with those who most need it,
• Professional support by trained and
  well-prepared volunteers to communities affected by disaster,
• Capacity building for local staff and
  volunteers of organisations in countries hit by disasters,
• Technical assistance for organisations
  based in Europe to strengthen their capacity to participate in the EU Aid
  Volunteers initiative.

• Build the capacities of the Diocese staff
  in the areas of DRR and Emergency response
• Actively contribute to the strengthening
  of the Diocese in planning and implementation of DRR activities
• Work closely with the Diocesan planning
  officer in the coordination of DRR programmes in the Diocese
• Meet regularly with Diocesan staff to
  advise on DRR strategies that may contribute to mitigating disasters in
  Uganda
• Document and disseminate disaster related
  information to the relevant stakeholders
• The volunteer shall present regular DRR
  reports to the PDR Coordinator
• Identify funding opportunities for DRR
  programmes
• Provide support the development of DRR
  grant applications and submit them to the relevant development partners 

• The applicant for the DanChurchAid (DCA)
  Volunteer job opportunity should have three years’ experience in
  humanitarian aid and disaster management topics.
• Extensive knowledge of Disaster Risk
  Reduction approaches and broader resilience building especially at
  community level is an asset.
• Proven ability in working with development
  partners supporting communities’ efforts towards achieving self-reliance,
  generating and building on their resources sustainably.
• Proven experience of working abroad with
  local partners in different cultural settings.
• Proven experience and skills in guiding,
  training and facilitation in multi-cultural group settings.
• Proven knowledge and ability to apply
  methods of and tools for assessing needs, in order to identify the areas
  to be targeted in further capacity building.
• Able to understand, describe, maintain and
  analyse the various stages of a project cycle in humanitarian aid,
  including the needs assessment, master proposal and budget development,
  and the delivery, monitoring and evaluation of a project.
• Capable of coping with stressful
  situations and capable of overcoming difficulties.
• Adapts calmly and reacts constructively to
  changing situations and constraints. Is able to identify and prevents
  risks during a project.
• The candidate is able to adapt to living
  conditions where resources are very limited and the level of comfort is
  low.
• Excellent communication and writing skills
  in English are needed.

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