Avis de recrutement : Sign of Hope recherche un Agent de terrain FLW en Ethiopie.

 

 

 

 

Summary of the job title

FLW field officer is a being recruited to support a Germany Government (GFFO) funded humanitarian response project that covers specific disaster hotspots in Southern part of Ethiopia (Borana zone of Oromia region and South Omo zone of SNNPRs). He/she will work closely and in consultation with the Humanitarian Response project Manager and the country representative of Ethiopia and the regional humanitarian relief officer (HRO. S/he will responsible for the daily technical planning and support to local partners. With guidance from the Humanitarian Response Manager, she/he will collaborate with the local partners in conducting needs assessment, implementation, supervision, monitoring and reporting of the field activities and for ensuring proper coordination with national, regional and local government and/or authorities, stakeholders/NGOs, project beneficiaries and SoH colleagues.

Work closely with partners in the planning, implementation, monitoring and reporting of Food assistance (Cash transfer and food aid), livelihood, WASH and protection interventions .

  • Represent SoH in all strategic coordination meetings at the National, Regional and local level including Cash Working Group, County Steering Group meetings and specific thematic focussed technical working groups.
  • Establish and maintain transparent and functional relationships with target communities and local government at project sites.
  • Ensure that the program resources are implemented in a transparent and accountable manner and handed over or completed in a way that promotes local capacities and sustainable operations
  • Provide technical support/guidance in various programming activities including but not lim ited to rapid needs assessment, market assessments and beneficiary identification, selection and independent or joint verification processes as per jointly set criteria to ensure impartiality, in coordination with project team members, local authorities and communities.
  • Monitor and verify the provision of food and cash assistance and other NFI that are distributed by partners.
  • Review all the cash transfer, food and NFI distribution lists as per the agreed work plan and template to ensure SoH’s minimum standard operating procedures are followed.
  • Undertake ground level review and verification of all procurements
  • Liaise with local authorities and NGOs in the field to avoid duplication and exclusion/inclusion errors and guarantee the continuous cross check of program participant list
  • In collaboration with partners conduct During/Post-Distribution Monitoring (PDM) and Outcome Monitoring for cash transfers, food aid and NFI distribution to ensure the program quality and collect lesson learned.
  • Works closely with partners to generate practical information that can be used for on-going project decision making while also capturing results at outcome levels.
  • Prepare and/or consolidate quality monthly updates and quarterly reports for the activities under his/her responsibility.
  • Keep record of all required documents related to cash program, beneficiary selection, distribution and post distribution monitoring.
  • Collect, register and report beneficiaries’ feedback and complaints.
  • Ensure consistent reporting and documentation to improve program efficiency and quality.
  • Support the protection officer in mainstreaming of protection, gender and inclusion issues across the project areas
  • Work closely with all stakeholders and ensure the community participation in the pr oject activities.
  • Support other humanitarian activities of SoH upon the request of the supervisors.

Minimum requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Social science, public health, agronomy, food security, humanitarian action, or any related field with at least 3 years work experience;
  • Related Diploma with at least 6years of relevant experience will also be considered;
  • Food security, livelihood programming, agriculture, and Cash transfer programming experience will be a plus;
  • Knowledge of SPHERE and other humanitarian programming standards;
  • Demonstrated success working effectively and respectfully with host communities, government, private sector, partners and other stakeholders in complex environments;
  • Knowledge of community participatory approaches, disaster risk reduction, recharge, re-use and retention (3R) concept desirable;
  • Experience working in multi-cultural and multi-ethnic settings is highly preferred;
  • High frustration tolerance/resilience and strong capability of workin;g in a fragile context and fast- paced environment on highly dynamic topics;
  • Previous working experience in Arid and Semi-arid (ASA) areas is desirable;
  • Advanced knowledge of MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint;
  • Excellent and persuasive oral and written communication skills, including report writing;
  • Good team player and experience in mentoring staff;
  • Demonstrated attention to detail, ability to follow procedures, meet deadlines and work; independently and cooperatively with team members;
  • Excellent spoken and written English;
  • Understanding of Local language and culture is an added value.

Qualified candidates are invited to submit in English, a meaningful cover letter, a CV, three professional references, salary expectations, certificate of good conduct and an indication of a possible starting date & availability via email with the email title (GFFO FLW field officer Vacancy) (max. 2MB)

NB: Applications that do not quote expected salary will be disqualified.

To: SIGN OF HOPE – Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Email: [email protected]

(Application deadline: Until the position is filled, screening of applicants will begin immediately, and interviews will be conducted on an ongoing basis, although the final deadline for submission will be on 31st July 2023)