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Thursday, October 30, 2014

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Sunday, October 5, 2014

Brunei Darussalam: Disaster Risk Reduction & Education Technical Advisor - ASEAN School Safety Initiative (ASSI)

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About Us Help Login Register Home Updates Countries Disasters Topics Organizations Jobs Training Print01 Oct 2014Disaster Risk Reduction & Education Technical Advisor - ASEAN School Safety Initiative (ASSI)Job—Closing date: 20 Oct 2014

About the Programme

Save the Children is an independent child rights development organisation, and is a member of an international non-government organisation (INGO) consortium called the ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergency Response (AADMER) Partnership Group (APG), led by Oxfam GB, comprising of Save the Children, Plan International, World Vision, Child Fund, Help Age, and Mercy Malaysia. This consortium has developed a work plan that aims to strengthen ASEAN in implementing AADMER. The implementation of the Safe School activities and the integration of disaster risk reduction (DRR) in Education have been identified as two sub-components of the AADMER Work Programs for 2010-2015. This has resulted in the current ASEAN School Safety Initiative (ASSI).

Plan International has been designated by the APG to lead the ASEAN Safe School Initiative (ASSI), which has been endorsed and approved by ASEAN. Implementing partners are Plan International, Save the Children, World Vision, and Mercy Malaysia. In addition, relationships regionally through the Asia Pacific Coalition for School Safety ensure engagement with other school-safety stakeholders in the region, including IFRC, UNESCO, UNICEF, UNISDR and others.

The specific objectives of ASSI are to: 1) increase funding, tools, local expertise and guidance for the Safe Schools Initiatives in the ASEAN region; and 2) improve capacities at national level through inter-agency collaboration and the use of the Comprehensive School Safety Framework.

The ASSI project will benefit from the combined extensive experience of APG members in DRR and education and wider humanitarian work in the targeted countries and at regional level. This includes their existing presence and influence in shaping the delivery and strengthening the capacity of national policies and institutions with regards to school safety. The capacity to secure greater coordination and capitalise on each agency's work in this area will ensure wider impact and outreach for the project's interventions. Both Plan and Save the Children and other ASSI partners' engagement in the APG will ensure project outputs and learning are shared at the ACPF regional coordination mechanisms.

Save the Children engages with national and sub-national authorities to support their education sector development goals and applying the Comprehensive School Safety Initiative framework develop support for global and regional collaboration for advocacy and standards, and to establish research priorities and research-practice linkages. We are represented on the Global Alliance for Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience in the Education Sector's Steering Committee, and co-lead the School Disaster Management Working Group and the Ad Hoc Task Force on CSS Indicators. Over the past nine years, Save the Children has implemented more than 130 school safety programs in 49 countries worldwide, with significant activities and outcomes in DRR and Education and combined budgets of almost $60m USD. Three quarters of these began after 2008. Collectively these programs have reached nearly one million children making Save the Children a significant DRR in education agency across the region. Almost two-thirds of the total numbers of projects were implemented in Asia, with half of them in Southeast Asia.

About the Role

We are looking to recruit a Technical Advisor (TA) as part of the ASSI Project Management Team (PMT) to support the development and implementation of the ASSI, helping support strategies to go to scale with risk reduction and resilience in the education sector through at least December 2015. Key objectives which the TA will lead include the development and adoption of standards, tools, and approaches to support ASEAN and individual countries in developing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating indicators and minimum standards for school safety. The Technical Advisor works in close collaboration with ASSI Technical Committee and other key stakeholders such as Asian Coalition for School Safety.

You will have

Ability to problem-solve, multi-task, determine priorities, take initiative, and work independently and in multi-cultural settingsStrong interpersonal, oral and especially written communication skills, including strong public speaking skills and experienceDemonstrated leadership skills across a range of diverse stakeholders in a complex environmentDemonstrated strategic planning skills, along with monitoring and evaluationAbility to focus analysis at a sector levelAbility to influence & negotiate a range of diverse stakeholdersRapport building, networking & relationship building abilitiesHighly developed verbal and written communication skillsProven project management skillsFluency in written and spoken EnglishHigh levels of computer proficiency including MS packagesSignificant direct experience of designing DRR & Education programs for an international organisation, preferably in a management role in both development and emergency contextsProven track record for the successful implementation of DRR & Education programs in development contexts preferably in ASEAN countriesUnderstanding of risk reduction and resilience issues and challenges in South East Asia region.Experience in program design and proposal development for bi- and/or multilaterals, and/or GovernmentExperience in representation with national governments, international bodies, and donorsExperience designing and leading trainings and capacity building exercises for diverse target audiences (partners including governments, country office staff, headquarters staff, others).Demonstrated experience in monitoring project implementation, technically and financially.Understanding of processes for adaptation and localization of social and behavior change communications materialsSound understanding and experience of the child rights approach to development.Expertise in child centred approaches to DRR desirable.Knowledge and experience of DRR frameworks in large INGOs desirable.Knowledge of developing and implementing DRR advocacy strategies desirable.How to apply:

To apply, please submit your cover letter and Resume via our careers page: http://www.savethechildren.org.au/about-us/careers.html

Job ID: #696190 Country: Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the)Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Viet Nam Theme: Disaster Management Job years of experience: 5-10 years Job type: Job

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Sunday, September 21, 2014

Programme Officer (Resilience and Safety Nets) P4, Sudan

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is the world's largest humanitarian agency, fighting hunger worldwide. We are seeking to fill the position of Programme Officer (Resilience and Safety Nets) P4, based in our Country Office in Khartoum, Sudan. Under the supervision of the Head of Programme, the Programme Officer will manage WFP Sudan’s social protection, safety nets and resilence-oriented programmes by brining existing WFP strategies for these thematic areas into the county context through the following duties:Design and manage resilence and safety net programmes and the various staff working on this team, including cash and vouchers, climate change adaption, resilience, school feeding and Safe Access to Firewood and Alternative Energy (SAFE) project;Manage the school feeding portfolio as well as the various pilots;Keep in constant contact with the federal and state authorities with a focus on building a nationally owned school feeding programme;Ensure that relevant standard operating procedures and strategies for resilience, school feeding, safety nets, cash and vouchers, SAFE and climate change are updated as necessary;Engage with the UN Country Team on the inclusion and update of WFP’s activities in the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) and ensure timely reporting against these activities;Manage the trust funds for SAFE and resilience projects;Develop and sustain professional relationships with key Government, UN and NGO partners engaged in the field of SNR issues and programmes;Build partnerships with public and private sector actors, International Financial Institutions and UN agencies to identify points of entry for WFP programming;Oversee preparation and dissemination of timely analytical and critical reports including proposals for improvements in operation and the scope of programmes;Assess the need for transitioning programmes or modalities, including primary and secondary analysis and consultation with the field offices, and develop plans for this transition in coordination with the various units in Khartoum and the field;Design and maintain databases of indicators relating to food security and SNR projects;Advise the government on the handling, transport, storage and distribution of the commodities supplied by WFP and assist the government in the maintenance of all records, accounts and books as stipulated;Prepare periodic reports on the progress of operational projects and related government plans;Ensure compliance with WFP’s policies, criteria and procedures regarding food assistance;Update Country Directors and Programme Advisers in all matters related to SNR programming, including donor briefings and preparation of funding proposals;Supervise programme staff by providing training and technical guidance;Perform other related duties as required.Qualifications & Experience RequiredUniversity degree, preferably at an advanced level, in Economics, Agriculture, International Affairs, Business Administration, Social Sciences, Development Studies or other fields related to international development assistance.At least 8 years (of which 3 international) of postgraduate progressively responsible professional experience in public sector management, development projects, emergency assistance, and/or operational aspects of food aid or commercial transactions;Strong experience in formulating programme strategies and activities in humanitarian and transition contexts, drawing upon full range of food assistance tools, and translating them into implementation modalities and operations;Proven experience in designing and managing resilience programmes;Experience with school feeding programmes is desirable.Ability to provide technical advice, or mobilise technical expertise, on a broad range of operational areas including on the choice of objectives, activities, transfer modalities and appropriate food products, the deployment and testing of innovative approaches and the development of strategies to support government efforts to reduce hunger and malnutrition;Ability to forge and nurture partnerships to improve assistance packages;Ability to promote dialogue and joint programming in different fora on subjects related to food security, nutrition, livelihoods, resilience, engagement in humanitarian, transition and development contexts and other related issues;Good understanding of programme principles in conflict, transition and development situations with ability to translate them into context specific design and implementation approaches;Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Outlook);General knowledge of UN system policies, rules, regulations and procedures governing administration is desirable.Excellent written and verbal communication skills;Effective action management to plan, coordinate and prioritize multiple tasks;Excellent cognitive capacity and problem solving skills;Outstanding teamwork and interpersonal skills with ability to work patiently and tactfully with people of different national and cultural backgrounds;Excellent partnership skills to build strategic relationships with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders;ability to gain the assistance and cooperation of others in a team endeavour through technical leadership in a broad range of operational areas.Fluency in oral and written English with an intermediate knowledge of another official UN language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish) or Portuguese (one of WFP’s working languages).Step 1: Register and create your online CV.Step 2: Click on “Description” to read the position requirements and “Apply” to submit your application.NOTE: You must complete Step 1 and 2 in order for your application to be considered for this vacancy. Deadline for applications: 6 October 2014

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