Information, Education,Communication and Institutional Support Officer (IECISO) ( FULL TIME )

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( World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Uganda)

World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), is one of the world’s largest independent and experienced conservation organizations operating in over 100 countries in the world. WWF – Uganda Country Office (WWF-UCO) is implementing a three year Government of Uganda project funded by UNDP; “Sustainable Environment and Natural Resource Management Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation in Uganda”. The project will be implemented in collaboration with responsible partners drawn from Central and Local Government Institutions, Civil Societies and Tertiary Academic Institutions.
WWF-UCO is seeking to recruit a suitable candidate for the position below. The candidate must be good at writing project proposals, planning and have demonstrated, high level of integrity and honesty. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are required. He/She must be a team player and ready to travel outside their own work station. Must adhere to WWF-UCO values of “Knowledgeable, Optimistic, Determined and Engaging”.
Mission of the Department: To ensure the development and implementation of the Country Office’s Conservation Strategy to the highest standards.
1. Position: Information, Education,Communication and Institutional
Support Officer (IECISO)
Reporting to : National Project Manager
Location: Kampala, during its inception,
after which it will relocate to the
project site.
Project Duration : 2 (Two) years

Major Duties and Responsibilities
• Develop and implement the department communication strategy in line with the overall WWF UCO communication strategy;
• Coordinates and nurtures effective partnerships with national, district and other local government authorities;
• Builds capacity through seminars and use of print electronic media and training workshops;

• Develops training and communication materials for different project interventions;
• Carries out collaborative training programmes for selected trainers;
• Participates in relevant workshops and meetings at project and district levels;
• Assesses and documents lessons learnt during implementation of the project;
• Collects and manages relevant data as may be required;
• Compiles and presents regular reports on the tasks assigned;
• Monitors, evaluates and gives technical backstopping to different components of the project;

Candidates meeting the required qualifications, skills and experience should send a letter of application and a detailed CV, telephone contacts and addresses of at least 3 referees to the People Development Manager, WWF Uganda Country Office, P.O Box 8758, Kampala or email kampala@wwfuganda.org not later than 15th May 2012.
Note: Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.