Bridgeway Foundation Project Coordinator Jobs in Uganda
Bridgeway Foundation Project Coordinator Jobs in Uganda
BackgroundUganda and eastern Congo have a history of shared non-state conflict and violent extremism. Establishing a cross-border approach to address these problems will lead to a higher chance of success.
This project will focus on reducing violence in the two countries from transnational armed groups by creating a coordinated process for defections and reintegration.
Without sufficiently coordinated steps, defectors often face a challenging and hostile reintegration environment.
This project will work with Ugandan and Congolese government, civil society, cultural and religious leaders to create a common understanding of the challenges facing the region.
This knowledge will inform the creation of humane and effective standard operating procedures for defection and reintegration, which will in turn be used to train communities on how best to welcome home returnees.
Effective defection and reintegration programs will encourage additional defections and reduce the likelihood of new recruitment, thereby weakening violent armed groups and making communities safer for all who live there.
Scope of Work
The Uganda Project Coordinator will have the following duties and responsibilities
Execute all Uganda project activities, maintain set timelines, and be responsible for meeting project outcomes
Organize the convening of a cross-border Conference of Experts for key Ugandan and DRC leaders to share and learn from past efforts to promote defections in the region
Facilitate intra-country convenings in Uganda and the creation of a working group that will meet monthly on issues of security, recruitment and defection trends, reintegration needs, and related challenges
Organize and coordinate a Uganda-DRC Key Leaders workshop with the aim of creating a cross-border Defections Road Map
Work with government, UN, and civil society representatives in the creation and refinement of new cross-border standard operating procedures (SOPs) for defectors
Working with local partners, oversee community-led trainings, including the creation and dissemination of training materials, to help facilitate future defections at the local level
Oversee the financial disbursement and track progress on four pilot projects in the region, working with designated CBOs to ensure project timelines and targets are met
Oversee the work of the project
accountant and ensure strict adherence to financial compliance, recordkeeping, and reporting
Work with the project lead at ANCHOR to ensure the project is meeting all M&E deliverables
Create and deliver monthly and quarterly project reports to relevant foundation personnel Degree of Expertise and
Qualification
Bachelor degree or higher required, related to conflict resolution, program management, or related field
At least 5 years extensive professional experience of project implementation and management, preferably with experience in areas of Eastern Uganda
Existing relationships within the Ugandan government and civil society leaders in Uganda
Good communication and excellent reporting skills in English
Ability to work independently and travel to remote areas
Personal flexibility and high motivation
Highly organized, detail oriented, and ability to meet timelines
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Excel, Powerpoint, and Google docs
Program experience in preventing/countering violent extremism (P/CVE) and reintegration preferred
Experience managing government-funded projects desirable
Legally able to live and work in Uganda
Remuneration
Salary is competitive and will be negotiated depending on the qualifications and experience of the candidate selected.
Reporting and Supervision
The Uganda Project Coordinator will report directly to the Project Manager, based in the US, and will also coordinate and receive directive from Bridgeway Foundation’s Chief of Operations and Project Officer.
The Uganda Project Coordinator is expected to work closely with Bridgeway contractors in Uganda and the Executive Director of ANCHOR, based in Kampala, on all monitoring and evaluation (M&E) aspects of the project.
How to Apply
Qualified candidates are requested to submit their CV, three professional references, and a cover letter explaining their suitability for the position to afinck@bridgewayfoundation.org no later than 5pm EAT on October 5, 2020.
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