Organization: Action
Against Hunger (ACF)
Funding Source: World Food Programme (WFP)
Duty Station: Kaabong,
Uganda
Action Against Hunger (ACF) is an
International Humanitarian NGO. For over thirty years it has been
implementing Food Security and Livelihoods, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation
and Hygiene programs in the Lango, Acholi, West Nile and Karamoja regions
of Northern Uganda.
Job Summary: The Program
Manager–Food Security & Livelihood will manage the existing FSL team in Kaabong
through identifying and realising its programmatic and capacity building
priorities. The incumbent will follow and implement WFP funded project
covering food security and livelihood activities.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
- Define programme implementation
modalities (targeting criteria, mobilisation modalities, local
partnerships, seasonal timing of inputs and support, participant
training curricula, monitoring systems, staff schedules, cash
projections, etc.). - The incumbent will ensure quality
and integrity of implementation, including adherence to technical
guidelines, administrative systems, and established deadlines.
Identify and respond to related staff capacity building priorities. - Tasked with developing regular
project monitoring that includes participatory methods, programme
progress, effectiveness of ACF facilitation, progress toward achieving
targets, ability to measure stated indicators, programme adherence to
methodology, budget expenditure, etc. - Prepare and submit internal and
external reports for ACF and donors, including expenditure plans and
sitreps. - Manage the establishment and
strengthening of FSL team and food security, livelihoods, and disaster
risk reduction programming, in broader coordination with the ACF
nutrition and WASH teams. - Facilitate staff recruitment and
capacity building; identify staff and stakeholder training needs;
conduct regular performance evaluations. - Build and mentor the capacity of Assistant
Programme Manager, FSL Officer , and in Project Cycle management - Significantly contribute to
developing concept papers and proposals for prospective donors.
Qualifications, Skills and
Experience:
- The ideal candidate should hold a
first degree (at least four years) preferably in agriculture, rural
development, economics if not in any applied social or natural
sciences. Agricultural engineering and any Post graduate is an asset - At least three to five years’
experience in food security, livelihoods, disaster risk reduction
(especially drought), assessments, gender analysis, and M&E,
including previous experience at similar level of managerial
responsibility; - Previous experience in cash based
interventions; - Participatory fieldwork
methodologies; - Previous experience in Project
Management. - Working knowledge of donor
guidelines and procedures (proposals, reports, logical frameworks) - Good representation and networking
skills - Human resource management skills
- Demonstrated ability to function
effectively within a multicultural team and international
organisation; - Proven ability to establish
priorities, respect deadlines, and work both collaboratively and
independently - Excellent computer skills (Microsoft
Office and spread sheets, Analytical software) - Good written and spoken English
All suitably qualified and interested
candidates should send their applications including a cover letter, updated
CV (not more than 4 pages) with at least three referees and a daytime
telephone contract. For email applications please note that attached
documents should not be larger than 500 KB. Any larger email will not be
considered. Please address your email application to:
recruitment.ug@acf-international.org mentioning Program Manager-Food
Security & Livelihood in the subject line.
Deadline: Friday, 29th January
2016 by 5:00 pm
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