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Work context

Action Against Hunger (Action Contre la Faim – ACF) began operations in Nigeria in 2010 in response to the high rate of chronic malnutrition in Northern Nigeria, focusing on integrated programming and looking at the Nutrition for children, pregnant and lactating mothers. In 2011, we expanded our work to begin implementing nutrition development projects in Jigawa and in Yobe. Following the crises in Northeast Nigeria, we further expanded our operations in Borno State in 2014 in response to the crisis to address the Nutrition, Health, Food security & livelihoods, WASH, and shelter needs of conflict-affected communities. We are operational in 11 Local Government Areas of Borno, 12 in Yobe and 3 in Jigawa.

The Nigeria mission came under ACF-FR management on January 1st 2019. Financing is issued from donors such as DFID, ECHO, GAC, OFDA, SDC, UNICEF, EU, USAID, AFD, French Ministry of Foreign affairs, SIDA and UNOCHA NHF. The total budget amounts to approximately 70 million USD. The mission has over 600 staff including over 40 international employees. There are three base offices: Damaturu, Maiduguri and Dutse and four sub bases including Monguno, Potiskum, Bade and Damasak.

Abuja is calm and there is now curfew for ACF staff in Abuja. All Abuja based expats are assigned permanent rooms in the guesthouse. ACF has a well-equipped Gym in Abuja Guest House for the use of staff. There are 4 Janitors available during week days in the guesthouse. They are responsible for cleaning all the rooms and laundry of clothes.

As Abuja is a capital with a large number of international development and humanitarian organizations are having their coordination offices. In the city, there are all sort of restaurants in which you can find the variety of foreign foods along with local foods. Abuja has many shopping malls where one can buy easily any sort of staff and daily need based grocery etc.

Responsabilities

As a key member of the senior management team, you will be responsible for grant compliance, development of grants management systems/tools, provide leadership for the pursuit of institutional donor resources, explore private partnerships, oversee the strategic development of proposal design and identifying/vetting potential local partners.

You will be directly supervised by the Country Director and will work in close collaboration with the Technical Deputy Country Director and the Support Deputy Country Director.

Your main responsibilities are:

Grants & Compliance

  • Develop and support the use of grants management tools and systems
  • Ensure high-quality and timely grant reporting with the support of Grants and Reporting Officer
  • Provide donor regulations to program teams and provide technical support on donor regulations and compliance
  • Identify risks of compliance and suggest mitigation measures.

Training and capacity building

  • Support field teams on project design and implementation
  • Facilitate trainings and capacity building for field teams, in particular Program Managers and Field Coordinators on the Project Management Cycle
  • Identify the different reporting and monitoring tools of AAH-US and train teams to use these tools together (Activity Progress Reports, Budget follow-ups, etc.)

Proposal Development

  • In coordination with the Technical Deputy Country Director, lead program staff teams in the development of quality proposals.
  • Liaise with field teams and support staff to ensure coherence between budget and support sections with proposal narrative
  • Coordinate with the HQ to ensure proposals meet internal standards
  • Visit field sites in order to work directly with program staff on the development of proposals

Partnerships

  • Identify potential opportunities for partnerships with local and international organizations
  • Develop MOUs and teaming agreements for partnerships in compliance with AAH HQ guidelines
  • Vet potential partners with support of the program teams, support team, CD and DCDs.

Requested profile

You have at least five years of work experience in international development or humanitarian assistance, and you are known for leading new business development efforts, including program design, proposal writing, and partner relationship development (such as DFID, USAID/OFDA/FFP and ECHO)

You master Project Management Cycle and the associated tools.

You have excellent written and oral communications skills. You have demonstrated ability to write and edit reports under deadline pressure;

You are well-organized, attentive to detail and able to manage multiple tasks concurrently;

You are fluent (written and spoken) in English – this is mandatory.

Specific conditions / Salary

Status: unaccompanied – the position is based in Abuja with 30 to 50% of the time travelling to AAH programs in North East Nigeria

Contract: 5 months fixed term contract under French legislation – maternity leaves

Remuneration and benefits :

  • Monthly gross salary from 2450 to 2800 € upon experience
  • Per diem and living allowance: 539 € (cf eurocost) net, field paid.
  • +150€ as country allowance
  • + 16% of monthly gross for non-French citizen for retrocession of retirement and unemployment insurance.
  • + child allowance

Medical coverage: 100% coverage of medical expenses + repatriation insurance.

Leaves and RnR:

  • 25 days of paid leaves per year
  • 20 RnR per year
  • 215 € at each RnR period (averagely every 3 months)
  • Support for transport tickets to the reference recovery area.

Training :

  • Free and unlimited access to the certifying e-learning platform Crossknowledge ©.
  • Participation to external trainings costs upon eligibility of the request.

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Action Against Hunger works to save lives by combating hunger and diseases that threaten the lives of vulnerable communities, through nutrition, food security, water and sanitation, health and advocacy.

Action Against Hunger saves lives while building long-term strategies for self-sufficiency:

  • Lifesaving impact in 45+ countries
  • 6,500+ field staff assisting more than 14.9 million people in 2015
  • 35+ years of expertise in contexts of conflict, disasters and food crises

Our global efforts save hundreds of thousands of lives each year, but millions of malnourished children remain in need of lifesaving treatment.

Why Our Work Matters

Deadly malnutrition claims the lives of 1 million children each year, even though it’s:

  1. PREDICTABLE: We know where and when to expect acute malnutrition
  2. PREVENTABLE: We know how to help children stay healthy
  3. TREATABLE: Therapeutic ready-to-use foods can help save millions
  4. AFFORDABLE: Just $45 can provide a child with lifesaving treatment

You can trust Action Against Hunger. Here’s why:

  • Highest four-star rating from Charity Navigator, ten years in a row
  • Listed as an “A”-rated organization by CharityWatch
  • We're accountable, meeting all 20 Better Business Bureau standards
  • Earned Guidestar's Gold Participant Seal for our commitment to transparency
  • Awarded the “Best in America” seal by the Independent Charities of America

What Others Are Saying

Don’t take it from us: here’s what others have to say of our work:

“Action Against Hunger is a NGO that is action oriented. I can truthfully say that they deliver services to those in need and are very present on the ground. They make lasting positive change in the lives of people. I worked for them in four countries and have a good understanding of how they work.”

– Holimata, Great Nonprofits Review

“Action Against Hunger is in war-torn countries that many fear to tread. They are technical people… that forgo the comforts of modern life to assist local populations and refugees at the most fundamental level in the most dangerous locales. They provide nutrition, healthcare, sanitation, and food sustainability. They train populations to be self-sufficient. Although these dedicated men and women want to eliminate the need for their services, humanity is not willing and forces them to witness the most heinous actions.”

– President Nelson Mandela, Recipient, Action Against Hunger Humanitarian Prize 2004

“As a field worker and a partner... I recommend Action Against Hunger as an effective and important organization. Through their integrated approach and expertise in nutrition, food security and water, sanitation and hygiene they are saving lives and improving them for years to come in some of the poorest parts of the planet.”

– Water Advocate, Great Nonprofits Review, Dec. 8, 2011

“Action Against Hunger—the title speaks for itself. This is a remarkable organization with a staff of energetic, enthusiastic and deeply committed people who are determined to make a difference to the lives of thousands of people. There are millions who do not have access to clean water, food, health services or education. They are condemned to a grinding life of poverty with no choices. Action Against Hunger is changing this. Their training programs are improving the quality of life and health and, above all, bringing hope to thousands in underdeveloped countries. I commend them for their outstanding work and welcome the opportunity to express my support.”

– Desmond Tutu, Archbishop Emeritus, Recipient, Action Against Hunger Humanitarian Prize 2006

“I’ve been covering humanitarian crises since the early 1990s and have often been impressed by the work of Action Against Hunger. They are among the first to respond when tragedies unfold, and they work to ensure that communities have a fighting chance to get back on their feet... The nightly news can often seem overwhelming, but it’s important to remember there are effective ways to fight hunger and overcome poverty, and along with groups like Action Against Hunger, you can become part of the solution.”

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Work context

Action Against Hunger (Action Contre la Faim – ACF) began operations in Nigeria in 2010 in response to the high rate of chronic malnutrition in Northern Nigeria, focusing on integrated programming and looking at the Nutrition for children, pregnant and lactating mothers. In 2011, we expanded our work to begin implementing nutrition development projects in Jigawa and in Yobe. Following the crises in Northeast Nigeria, we further expanded our operations in Borno State in 2014 in response to the crisis to address the Nutrition, Health, Food security & livelihoods, WASH, and shelter needs of conflict-affected communities. We are operational in 11 Local Government Areas of Borno, 12 in Yobe and 3 in Jigawa.

The Nigeria mission came under ACF-FR management on January 1st 2019. Financing is issued from donors such as DFID, ECHO, GAC, OFDA, SDC, UNICEF, EU, USAID, AFD, French Ministry of Foreign affairs, SIDA and UNOCHA NHF. The total budget amounts to approximately 70 million USD. The mission has over 600 staff including over 40 international employees. There are three base offices: Damaturu, Maiduguri and Dutse and four sub bases including Monguno, Potiskum, Bade and Damasak.

Abuja is calm and there is now curfew for ACF staff in Abuja. All Abuja based expats are assigned permanent rooms in the guesthouse. ACF has a well-equipped Gym in Abuja Guest House for the use of staff. There are 4 Janitors available during week days in the guesthouse. They are responsible for cleaning all the rooms and laundry of clothes.

As Abuja is a capital with a large number of international development and humanitarian organizations are having their coordination offices. In the city, there are all sort of restaurants in which you can find the variety of foreign foods along with local foods. Abuja has many shopping malls where one can buy easily any sort of staff and daily need based grocery etc.

Responsabilities

As a key member of the senior management team, you will be responsible for grant compliance, development of grants management systems/tools, provide leadership for the pursuit of institutional donor resources, explore private partnerships, oversee the strategic development of proposal design and identifying/vetting potential local partners.

You will be directly supervised by the Country Director and will work in close collaboration with the Technical Deputy Country Director and the Support Deputy Country Director.

Your main responsibilities are:

Grants & Compliance

  • Develop and support the use of grants management tools and systems
  • Ensure high-quality and timely grant reporting with the support of Grants and Reporting Officer
  • Provide donor regulations to program teams and provide technical support on donor regulations and compliance
  • Identify risks of compliance and suggest mitigation measures.

Training and capacity building

  • Support field teams on project design and implementation
  • Facilitate trainings and capacity building for field teams, in particular Program Managers and Field Coordinators on the Project Management Cycle
  • Identify the different reporting and monitoring tools of AAH-US and train teams to use these tools together (Activity Progress Reports, Budget follow-ups, etc.)

Proposal Development

  • In coordination with the Technical Deputy Country Director, lead program staff teams in the development of quality proposals.
  • Liaise with field teams and support staff to ensure coherence between budget and support sections with proposal narrative
  • Coordinate with the HQ to ensure proposals meet internal standards
  • Visit field sites in order to work directly with program staff on the development of proposals

Partnerships

  • Identify potential opportunities for partnerships with local and international organizations
  • Develop MOUs and teaming agreements for partnerships in compliance with AAH HQ guidelines
  • Vet potential partners with support of the program teams, support team, CD and DCDs.

Requested profile

You have at least five years of work experience in international development or humanitarian assistance, and you are known for leading new business development efforts, including program design, proposal writing, and partner relationship development (such as DFID, USAID/OFDA/FFP and ECHO)

You master Project Management Cycle and the associated tools.

You have excellent written and oral communications skills. You have demonstrated ability to write and edit reports under deadline pressure;

You are well-organized, attentive to detail and able to manage multiple tasks concurrently;

You are fluent (written and spoken) in English – this is mandatory.

Specific conditions / Salary

Status: unaccompanied – the position is based in Abuja with 30 to 50% of the time travelling to AAH programs in North East Nigeria

Contract: 5 months fixed term contract under French legislation - maternity leaves

Remuneration and benefits :

  • Monthly gross salary from 2450 to 2800 € upon experience
  • Per diem and living allowance: 539 € (cf eurocost) net, field paid.
  • +150€ as country allowance
  • + 16% of monthly gross for non-French citizen for retrocession of retirement and unemployment insurance.
  • + child allowance

Medical coverage: 100% coverage of medical expenses + repatriation insurance.

Leaves and RnR:

  • 25 days of paid leaves per year
  • 20 RnR per year
  • 215 € at each RnR period (averagely every 3 months)
  • Support for transport tickets to the reference recovery area.

Training :

  • Free and unlimited access to the certifying e-learning platform Crossknowledge ©.
  • Participation to external trainings costs upon eligibility of the request.
2020-04-16

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