Duty Station:
Kampala, Uganda
Reports to: Humanitarian
Programme Manager
Oxfam is a global movement of people who share the belief that, in a
world rich in resources, poverty isn’t inevitable. It’s an injustice which can,
and must, be overcome. To spread that
change and make it last, political solutions are also needed to tackle the root
causes of poverty and create societies where empowered individuals can thrive.
Oxfam works together with partners and local communities to overcome poverty
and suffering. We strive for a world where resources and power are distributed
more equally and where everyone’s rights to a livelihood, basic services,
protection from violence, and a say in their future are upheld. A world in
which everyone enjoys the same opportunities – regardless of gender, race,
culture, or physical ability.
In Uganda, our program is anchored on three broad themes deliberately
focused on women’s rights; Resilient Livelihoods, Governance and Accountability
and Humanitarian Preparedness and Response. The Humanitarian theme focuses on
the rights of the vulnerable members of the communities, especially women, the
under-resourced, youth and pastoralists, with the aim of enhancing
preparedness, reducing vulnerability to disaster and ensuring an effective
response to humanitarian crises. Currently, Oxfam is implementing a
humanitarian response to South Sudanese refugees in West Nile with two
partners, but also has a strategic partnership with over 15 other NGOs. Part of
Oxfam’s objectives is to strengthen partners’ humanitarian capacity.
Job Summary: The Oxfam Humanitarian Capacity Building
Coordinator will provide technical
support and backstopping to the Humanitarian Programme Manager and other
thematic managers in the development and implementation of residence,
preparedness and response initiatives, steer the organisation in implementation
of the Humanitarian Capacity Building
support to partners, staff and stakeholders across i disaster prone regions,
enhance the documentation and sharing of
humanitarian capacity building outcomes and lessons across the
humanitarian and other program themes.
Key Duties and
Responsibilities:
- Render support in the planning and design
of humanitarian programs and conduct assessments to ensure adequate
attention is given to gender and inequality and other conflict sensitive
areas - Develop appropriate risk reduction
initiatives and contingency plans for response on the basis of the
assessments - Actively facilitate Partners’ humanitarian
work to ensure compliance with relevant standards including SPHERE and
OXFAM’s Code of Conduct and ensure requisite tools such as RBA and the
Benefits and Do No Harm toolbox are used - Conduct partners’ skills assessment and in
consultation with the HPM, design, implement and evaluate capacity
development plans/ initiatives, agenda/schedules. - Work closely with Government at OPM and
District (DDMCs) to strengthen the coordination and oversight role in
disaster preparedness and response - Actively participate in field monitoring,
review and Real Time Evaluation (RTE)
processes in coordination with the MEAL Coordinator and other thematic
teams. - Manage humanitarian program documentation
and knowledge sharing and reporting to ensure high quality and timeliness - Participate in fundraising initiatives in
coordination with the HPM and Country Funding Coordinator such as writing
donor reports, proposal development, and building capacity of partner
organisations on fundraising for humanitarian work - Significantly contribute ideas and
evidence to advocacy and lobbying work nationally and be able to link
partner issues to the national and international context and incorporate
wider policy/advocacy issues into humanitarian capacity building planning - Work closely with the HPM and Security
Focal Point persons among partners and field offices to conduct regular
security analyses on the ground to inform revision of strategies and
development of standard operating procedures.
Qualifications, Skills and
Experience:
- The ideal candidate job holder should hold
an advanced degree in a relevant humanitarian field of work - A minimum of four years’ management
experience in an INGO environment including implementing programs in
emergency - Detailed working knowledge and
understanding of the international humanitarian assistance and SPHERE
minimum standards, and humanitarian work from a gender perspective. - Past exposure and experience in organising
capacity building and training/facilitation of learning events - The incumbent should have job-specific
technical skills, dynamism, and show commitment to the cause of overcoming
poverty and suffering. - The applicant should also have
unquestionable integrity and committed to Oxfam’s values.
If you think that you the ideal candidate, please send your updated CV
and cover letter ONLY to the HR and Admin Coordinator at Oxfamuganda-jobs@oxfamnovib.nl.
Please indicate the position name in the email subject line.
NB: Only short-listed
candidates will be contacted. We are committed to ensuring diversity and gender
equality within our organization.
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