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National Project Officer | ReliefWeb




International Organization for Migration (IOM) Indonesia is

looking for a National Project

Officer,
according to the terms of reference below:



I. Position Information



Reference No. : SVN/ID10/2015/023



Position title: National Project Officer



Position grade: National Officer, Grade NOA



Base Salary: IDR 25,651,917,- per month



Duty station: Banda Aceh



Type of Contract: Special Short Term Contract for 6 (six)

months, with the possibility of extension until end of project.

The tenure of contract of internal candidate holding a Fixed

Term/Regular contract will remain unchanged



Seniority band: Band III



Job family: Operations



Organizational unit: DRR Aceh – IOM Banda Aceh



Reporting directly to: Project Manager (PM)



Managerial responsibility: Yes



Directly reporting staff: 2 staffs



II. Organizational Context and Scope



Established in 1951, IOM is the leading inter-governmental

organization in the field of migration and works closely with

governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners.

IOM is dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration for

the benefit of all. It does so by providing services and advice

to governments and migrants.



Under the direct supervision of the Project Manager (PM), in

close coordination with the relevant Units in the Mission and

under overall supervision of the Chief of Mission, the National

Project Officer will oversee planning, coordination,

implementation, monitoring and evaluation of overall outcomes

and outputs of DRR project in Aceh Province



III. Responsibilities and Accountabilities


  1. Assist PM in formulating and reviewing the overall project

    strategy for implementation, coordination and partnership,

    including technical instruments, methods and timeframes;

  2. Assist PM in the necessary revisions of project approach,

    methodology, partnerships, and cross cutting issues;

  3. Assist PM to oversee and coordinate the implementation of

    all project components covering DRR, GIS/ Information

    Management, as well as Government and Stakeholders engagement;

  4. In coordination with the PM, monitor the implementation and

    performance of all project components including the

    implementation 13 district level IOM satellites offices; using

    key documents such as the Project Document; IOM rules and

    regulations; donor guidelines, and other strategic documents;

  5. Assist PM to lead the DRR, GIS/IM, and Government Liaison

    Supervisors in analysing national and sub-national level

    government policies or regulations and ensure that IOM DRR

    Project is in line with those policies and regulation to

    promote sustainability of the project;

  6. Assist PM in assessing the progress in the achievement of

    planned results as per Log Frame. Identify and opportunely

    communicate major constraints, possible deviations and

    corrective actions to address those;

  7. In coordination with project units and departments,

    identify best practices and lessons learned and as needed

    integrate those to improve project implementation;

  8. Lead project departments in developing project work plan

    and coordinate with project units and departments to ensure

    quality and timely implementation of the activities in

    accordance with the Project Document;

  9. Under PM’s supervision, coordinate with the team to develop

    strategies for ensuring integration of cross-cutting issues

    (gender, disability, protection) into the project

    implementation;

  10. Establish and maintain liaison with national and

    sub-national government authorities and national/international

    institutions including private sector, aimed at coordinating

    and promoting IOM project activities as well as identifying

    opportunity for partnership;

  11. In coordination with the PM, maintain active participation

    and coordination with various DRR related platform at national

    and sub-national level e.g. Capacity Building Working Group

    (CDWG) and provide regular updates and feedback on developments

    and strategy;

  12. Review completed data sets against data analysis and

    prepares periodic draft reports on project outputs, indicators

    and planned activities;

  13. Assist PM in preparing timely report on regular basis for

    internal IOM, government counterparts and submission to the

    donor;

  14. Coordinate and undertake monitoring of implementing

    partners/consultants to ensure the quality and timeliness of

    the services delivered and compliance of service providers with

    their contractual obligations vis-à-vis IOM;

  15. Conduct regular meetings with project teams and

    implementing partners (if requested) to identify, discuss and

    resolve bottlenecks, challenges, and successes in operation;

  16. Advice PM on innovative approaches, methodologies and

    activities required to monitor, evaluate and comply with the

    donor guidelines for the project

  17. Ensure that all IOM satellite offices and implementing

    partners’ staff comply with IOM’s Operational Guidelines,

    including the Code of Conduct.

  18. In coordination with PM, participate and represent IOM in

    theme group analysis, project technical and partnership

    meetings, when deemed necessary and /or requested.

  19. Discuss objectives and provide staff evaluation/

    performance analysis on Staff Evaluation System in PRISM.

  20. Perform other duties as may be assigned.


IV. Competencies



The incumbent is expected to demonstrate the following

technical and behavioural competencies



Behavioural



(a) Takes responsibility and manages constructive criticism; b)

Works effectively with all clients and stakeholders; c)

Promotes continuous learning; communicates clearly; d)Takes

initiative and drives high levels of performance management;

e)Plans work, anticipates risks, and sets goals within area of

responsibility; f)Displays mastery of subject matter; g)

Contributes to a collegial team environment; i) Incorporates

gender-related needs, perspectives, and concerns, and promotes

equal gender participation; j) Displays awareness of relevant

technological solutions; k) Works with internal and external

stakeholders to meet resource needs of IOM



Technical



a) Delivers on set objectives in hardship situations



b) Effectively coordinates actions with other implementing

partners



c) Works effectively with local authorities, stakeholders,

beneficiaries, and the broader community to advance country

office or regional objectives



V. Education and Experience



a) National with good knowledge of, and experience in project

development and implementation.



b) Master degree preferably in Humanities and Social Sciences,

Business Administration, International Relations, or University

Degree with two years of relevant professional experience.



c) Has professional experience in the development and

implementation of community-based projects in development

and/or in the humanitarian sector



d) Minimum two years at managerial level.



e) Good understanding of DRR and DRR related health system,

framework and regulations.



f) Thorough knowledge of government structure and development

planning, proven ability and experience in liaison with UN,

government agencies, donor, and other INGOs/NGOs.



g) Excellent computer skill (word-processing, spread-sheet,

database, e-mail exchange).



h) Proven ability to prepare comprehensive and timely report.



i) A high level of personal commitment, efficiency,

flexibility, drive for results, respects for diversity,

creative thinking.



j) Excellent interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to

work effectively in a team environment.



k) Ability to establish priorities and undertake assigned tasks

with minimum supervision.



VI. Languages



Fluency in English and Bahasa Indonesia, both oral and written.

Knowledge of Acehnese language is an advantage.





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