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• Support the Project Coordinator in
  implementing FCA/ ECHO education and Child Protection project in Bidibidi
  refugee settlement, Uganda
• Establish, coordinate and be responsible
  for high quality Education in Emergency programmatic work.
• Work in liaison with the Project
  Coordinator to implement the project activities.
• Responsible for mobilization of project
  beneficiaries
• Plan, implement and coordinate project
  activities within Bidibidi refugee settlement and host community.
• Work in close cooperation with the
  relevant local authorities, community leaders, relevant civil society and
  non-governmental organization collaborating, implementing partners and
  other stakeholders where appropriate in order to achieve the project
  objectives and facilitate project implementation.
• The incumbent will collect and tabulate on
  regular basis field data on project activities carried out and undertake
  assessment using participatory approaches for all rights holders to
  determine the relevance and impact of the project activities.
• Regularly visit all rights holders sites
  where project activities are undertaken, check on progress and identify
  challenges, offer support as directed by the Humanitarian Coordinator in
  line with the project objectives.
• Actively promote active participation of
  community, local leaders, rights holders and intermediaries in the
  planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of project activities
  as required.
• Support the Project Coordinator prepare
  periodical work plans and reports on project activities and achievements
  in line with the requirements stipulated in the project documents;

• The ideal candidate for the Finn Church
  Aid (FCA) Education Project Officer job placement should hold a University
  degree or equivalent in Education, Special Needs Education, Social
  Sciences, SWASA, Development Studies or other closely related fields.
• At least three years’ exposure and
  experience in working with an NGO; one of which should be in a
  Humanitarian program related field operation.
• Previous experience in implementing and
  monitoring formal and non-formal education projects, Education in
  Emergency interventions with linkages to Child Protection.
• Prior experience in community mobilization
  and awareness- raising.
• Previous experience with data collection,
  and report writing.
• Broad knowledge and understanding of
  humanitarian approaches and standards.
• Previous experience in networking and
  working with local government, international actors and UN agencies.
• Highly flexible and capable of working and
  living in difficult circumstances in a multicultural context
• Willing to reside in Yumbe and possession
  of a valid motorcycle license.

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