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We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced capacity development worker with proven training and project cycle management experience to take responsibility for Tearfund’s capacity building support to a portfolio of local partners in Mozambique.

Reporting to the Humanitarian Coordinator, the CDO will facilitate inter-partner networking and encourage institutional learning to build strong local organisations that are able to deliver excellent, cost effective, and sustainable disaster response work which empowers Mozambique civil society.

The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate experience in

  • Providing capacity building support through formal trainings, accompaniment, mentoring and monitoring and evaluation;
  • Designing and reporting against logical framework and indicators;
  • Proven ability to work with limited direct supervision.

This post requires considerable travel to partner offices and project sites around Mozambique. Applicants must possess a full clean driving licence and have the right to live and work in Mozambique.

The salary for this role will be: 1,766,323 MZN

Applicants must be committed to Tearfund’s Christian beliefs and those we seek to serve.

The recruitment process includes specific checks related to safeguarding issues.

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Tearfund is a UK Christian relief and development agency which works in over 50 countries. It is a member of the Disasters Emergency Committee.Tearfund supports poor communities, marginalised groups, vulnerable adults, children, churches, education, HIV victims, conflicts, injustice, hunger, water and sanitation.

The charity was created out of the Evangelical Alliance (EA) and the Evangelical Refugee Fund created by the United Nations.

The organisation was originally called The Evangelical Alliance Relief Fund Committee (abbreviated to TEAR Fund).

George Hoffman headed up the fund.[In January 1969 Cliff Richard did two fundraising concerts for Tearfund at London's Royal Albert Hall.:29 He has served as the charity's Vice President and in 1999 served as its president.In 2009 Richard gave the proceeds of his first 50th anniversary concert in Wembley Arena to Tearfund.

Tearfund was registered as a charity on 6 March 1973.

Tearfund Ireland was launched as an independent charity in 2008 and now works closely with Tearfund UK as a sister organisation.

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0 USD Mozambique CF 3201 Abc road Full Time , 40 hours per week Tearfund

We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced capacity development worker with proven training and project cycle management experience to take responsibility for Tearfund's capacity building support to a portfolio of local partners in Mozambique.

Reporting to the Humanitarian Coordinator, the CDO will facilitate inter-partner networking and encourage institutional learning to build strong local organisations that are able to deliver excellent, cost effective, and sustainable disaster response work which empowers Mozambique civil society.

The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate experience in

  • Providing capacity building support through formal trainings, accompaniment, mentoring and monitoring and evaluation;
  • Designing and reporting against logical framework and indicators;
  • Proven ability to work with limited direct supervision.

This post requires considerable travel to partner offices and project sites around Mozambique. Applicants must possess a full clean driving licence and have the right to live and work in Mozambique.

The salary for this role will be: 1,766,323 MZN

Applicants must be committed to Tearfund's Christian beliefs and those we seek to serve.

The recruitment process includes specific checks related to safeguarding issues.

2019-04-23

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