British High Commission Programme Manager - Preventing Violent Extremism Jobs in Kenya

British High Commission Programme Manager - Preventing Violent Extremism Jobs in Kenya


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To support the management of the £12m Preventing Violent Extremism (PVE) programme to deliver against agreed outputs whilst monitoring and evaluating progress, reporting on finances and ensuring compliance with UK government regulations.

Particular emphasis will be placed on thorough risk management and delivering the programme’s outcome through developing and maintaining effective working relationships with partners.


Responsibilities

  • Programme delivery: support the effective implementation of the PVE programme, along with the Senior Programme Manager; working closely with external partners and working
  • collaboratively with a complex network of colleagues based across the Mission, region and wider CSSF network to effectively implement the PVE programme – this includes London-based colleagues working in the CSSF Africa and cross-government Joint Funds Unit.
  • Stakeholder Management: develop an excellent working relationship with implementing partners in Kenya and across the East Africa region to ensure the successful implementation of the programme. Develop an extensive network of contacts across the BHC Nairobi, other UK missions and central UK Government to raise the profile of the programme and ensure full coordination with key partners.
  • Risk Management: draft and own risk register to systematically manage risks to programme and portfolio delivery; work with implementers to identify and measure the impact of specific risks, and agree and implement mitigating actions; work with implementers to measure the impact of those mitigating actions, and, where necessary, escalate concerns to the appropriate level.
  • Financial management: develop and maintain systems to manage expenditure; make sure that spend v forecast is accurately captured and reported in line with
    team and CSSF requirements; where necessary, challenge programme expenditure, making sure implementers are maximising the value of CSSF’s investment; process payments using the FCO administration programme PRISM.
  • Compliance: ensure that programme development and delivery is compliant with rules and regulations on Overseas Development Assistance as well as the internal guidelines for the Conflict, Security and Stability Fund (CSSF); support in the generation and collation of information and documentation for annual reviews and audits in line with contracts.
  • Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E): monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of projects, through liaison with our external M&E partners and regular engagement with implementers and visits to project activity; make sure all project activity has a results framework which clearly articulates outputs, against which progress can be measured and reported; support evaluation work across the programme in line with the CSSF annual review schedule.
  • Corporate: contribute to the effective management of the East Africa Team; share and store programme document/information in line with team guidelines; represent the team and wider CSSF in internal and external partner meetings, where appropriate.

    Requirements

  • Experience of project and management including risk management skills, with a proven ability to track spend and report against milestones;
  • An excellent command of written and spoken English and be able to present complex ideas clearly in briefings and meetings;
  • Willingness to travel is a must.

    How to Apply


    Interested and qualified candidates should apply online by 4th October, 2019


    For more information and job application details, see; British High Commission Programme Manager - Preventing Violent Extremism Jobs in Kenya

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