International
Non-Government Organization dedicated to working with children, families and
communities to overcome poverty and injustice. We currently work in over 41
districts in Uganda. World Vision is committed to the protection of children
and we will not employ people whose background is not suitable for working with
children. All employment is conditioned upon the successful completion of all
applicable background checks, including criminal record checks where possible.
“Our Vision for every child, Life in all its fullness. Our prayer for every
Heart, the will to make it so.”
Program Officer takes the lead to develop, implement and evaluate assigned
programmes/projects, etc.; directs program officers in programme/project
development, implementation, monitoring and assessment; leads review of
relevant documents and reports; identifies priorities, problems and issues to
be addressed and proposes corrective actions; liaises with relevant parties;
identifies and initiates follow-up actions. Communicate World Vision’s
Christian ethos and demonstrate a quality of spiritual life that is an example
to others.
- Lead the Programs Team to identify funding
opportunities and conduct donor analysis - Develop concept paper/ proposals aligned
with strategic objectives and donor requirements - Support information collation, other
preparation for stakeholder meetings, including institutional donors
(ECHO, DFID, EU, OFDA etc.) including bilateral, multilateral and
corporates. - Support liaison with donors, UN and other
agencies to resource operations plan to address humanitarian needs. - Actively participate in joint agency
assessments, task-force teams, workshops etc. - Assist in annual operating plan
preparation including: design, needs assessment, proposal writing,
marketing, evaluation and reporting - Works with programme manager to coordinate
identification of funding opportunities and grant acquisition - Monitors grants to closely align with
donor requirements and community needs in a changing context, clearly
communicating to internal and external parties and supporting finance in
tracking response funding - Participate in actual project design,
implementation, and evaluation - Support the compilation and analyse relevant
information to inform response design, programme management, operational
improvement and promote learning - Support the application of mapping and
compiling of programme information for sharing as required with internal
and external stakeholders - Compile consolidated reports on response
result and achievements as well as develop needs analyses for further
programming - Monitor program’s progress ensuring goals
and objectives are achieved and non-financial grant requirements are
adhered to. - Ensure that program implementation is in
line with the principles of the Red Cross Code of Conduct, SHERE standards
and relevant WV internal standards and policies.
- Enforce the practice of systematization of
experiences and process. This will allow sharing lessons learned, good
practices and recommendations within NO, future response and other
countries. - Create a socialization plan to disseminate
lessons learned found in systematization documents. This can be used for
media purposes in terms of positioning and visibility of WV work during a
response - Socialize accountability results in order
to take actions on findings. This will strengthen accountability across
sectors greatly - Lead an interface meeting
(beneficiaries-staff) to address accountability issues and concerns.
- Support the ongoing monitoring and
analysis of donor opportunities - Monitor funding status for each sector of
the program to identify possible funding gaps and ensure smooth
transitions from one grant to the next. - Support program strategy and planning
process with all functions to ensure alignment with context, humanitarian
needs and response strategy as well as operational feasibility and
technical quality. - Prepare monthly, annual and end-of-project
narrative reports and situation report (Sitrep). - Compile/collate major donor management
reports.
- Provide program updates as needed to key
WV support offices, the Regional Office, donors and partners. - Assist the Program Manager with
representation of WV and networking with NGOs and local donor delegations.
- Support Project Managers to implement
technical and managerial evaluations. - Provide support to program officers and
other field personnel. - Attend and participate in spiritual
nurture meetings/devotions as scheduled.
Experience:
- The ideal candidate for the World Vision
Senior Program Officer – West Nile job opportunity should hold a
Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, International Development,
International Relations or related field. - Self-starter who can work independently
under pressure. - Previous experience in large scale
humanitarian emergencies (2-4 years). - Excellent English communication skills
(oral and written). - Ability to travel regularly and provide
training assessment regular monitoring and evaluation. - A high level of diplomacy and networking
skills is required. - Understanding of international standards
including SPHERE, HAP, Code of Conduct, etc. - Cross-cultural sensitivity flexible world
view emotional maturity and physical stamina. - Ability to manage work life and work
without supervision. - Ability to work in and contribute to team
building environment. - Ability to work under pressure in a
rapidly changing and insecure environment - Computer literacy skills i.e. proficiency
in Microsoft Office - Proven solid track record in project
design and fundraising
visiting World Vision International’s e-recruitment jobs portal at the web link
below.
World Vision’s e-recruitment portal.
Qualified female candidates are particularly encouraged to apply.
December 2017
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