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WoMin is an African gender and extractives alliance. We work with more than 30 allies in 11 countries across East, Southern and West Africa. WoMin’s main mission is to support the building of women’s movements to challenge destructive extractivism and propose development alternatives that respond to the majority of African women’s needs.

Based in Johannesburg, WoMin seeks to fill the following vacancy:

Deputy Director – Operations and Organisational Development

Reporting to the Director of WoMin, the Deputy Director – Operations and Organisational Development will lead key internal functions of the organisation necessary for externally facing programmes and campaigns to successfully deliver.

Principal duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Reviewing and updating operational policies, systems and protocols for maximum organisational effectiveness within WoMin’s wider commitment to build as a feminist organisation
  • Ensuring that WoMin’s monitoring and evaluation (M&E) strategy reflects a clear feminist orientation and evolves as needed to respond to organisational learnings and needs
  • Providing oversight and support to reporting systems within agreed M&E framework
  • Leads on efforts to define organisational capacity needs, organisational structure, and lead on staff recruitment and induction
  • Giving oversight to and evolving the organisation’s HR policies and systems in ways that align to WoMin’s feminist commitments
  • Oversee implementation and build supporting systems for Risk and Safety, Self-care, Safeguarding and Partnerships
  • Ensuring that the organisation’s technology and infrastructure is adequate to support programme and campaigns work
  • Ensuring that WoMin maintains an up-to-date donor register, meets its reporting obligations as required and supports different organisational units and programme staff service donor needs and requirements
  • Administration of the WoMin Alliance Trust, ensuring that the organisation fulfils its founding commitments and meets its accountabilities, and that the Board is able to function effectively
  • Lead on annual operational planning and budgeting
  • Oversight of the financial management of the organisation, ensuring that the leadership and board are able to fulfil their duties and accountabilities for financial oversight

The Deputy Director: Operations and Organisatonal Development must be a woman activist with:

  • Masters level degree in relevant field (Development Studies, Social Sciences, International Relations etc.) or equivalent accumulated work experience. Note: WoMin does not privilege degrees over work experience.
  • A minimum of 10 year’s working experience in some or all of the areas of responsibility outlined in the job profile, with great preference for experience gained in the not for profit sector
  • At least 4 years’ management experience, preferably in the African context
  • Knowledge and understanding of monitoring and evaluation systems and procedures with an ability to conceptualise these in ways that support a feminist and movement building agenda
  • Deep experience in the crafting of organizational policy, systems and procedures that (would) enable an open, participatory, reflective and caring feminist organisation
  • Proven excellence in human resource management which reflects and supports the organisation’s commitments to Pan Africanism, multi-culturalism and all forms of diversity
  • Demonstrated excellence in multi-tasking, time management, and flexibility
  • Excellent in project management and logistical operations

 WoMin is very committed to recruiting a black African woman with origins in Southern, East, West or Central Africa, and would prioritise this as a criteria in their recruitment process. Candidates with valid work permits are encouraged to apply.

email your application by Friday 29th November 2019 to [email protected]

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WoMin, launched in October 2013, is an African gender and extractives alliance, which works alongside national and regional movements and popular organisations of women, mining-impacted communities and peasants, and in partnership with other sympathetic organisations, to:

  • research and publicise the impacts of extractives on peasant and working-class women
  • support women’s organising, movement-building and solidarity
  • advocate and campaign for reforms that go beyond short-term reformism to contribute towards the longer-term structural changes that are needed
  • advance, in alliance with numerous others, an African post-extractivist eco-just women-centred alternative to this dominant destructive model of development.

Extractivism has very particular impacts upon the bodies, labour, livelihoods and lives of peasant and working-class women in the Global South and increasingly also the Global North. WoMin addresses the substantial area of neglect in the work and activism of traditional natural resources, extractives, environmental and climate organisations and movements. While the mainstream women’s movement has focused much of its attention on questions of violence against women (VAW), political representation and education, it has substantially failed to address the significant economic and social justice questions for African women that occur with this deeply exploitative mode of development.

WoMin has been hosted by the International Alliance on Natural Resources in Africa (IANRA) since October 2013, but took a decision towards the end of 2014 to build as a women-led, women’s rights alliance firmly oriented towards women’s organising and movement-building regionally. WoMin is now legally registered as a Trust and will be operating as a fully independent organisation from January 2016.

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0 USD Johannesburg CF 3201 Abc road Full Time , 40 hours per week WoMin

WoMin is an African gender and extractives alliance. We work with more than 30 allies in 11 countries across East, Southern and West Africa. WoMin’s main mission is to support the building of women’s movements to challenge destructive extractivism and propose development alternatives that respond to the majority of African women’s needs.

Based in Johannesburg, WoMin seeks to fill the following vacancy:Deputy Director – Operations and Organisational DevelopmentReporting to the Director of WoMin, the Deputy Director – Operations and Organisational Development will lead key internal functions of the organisation necessary for externally facing programmes and campaigns to successfully deliver.Principal duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Reviewing and updating operational policies, systems and protocols for maximum organisational effectiveness within WoMin’s wider commitment to build as a feminist organisation
  • Ensuring that WoMin’s monitoring and evaluation (M&E) strategy reflects a clear feminist orientation and evolves as needed to respond to organisational learnings and needs
  • Providing oversight and support to reporting systems within agreed M&E framework
  • Leads on efforts to define organisational capacity needs, organisational structure, and lead on staff recruitment and induction
  • Giving oversight to and evolving the organisation’s HR policies and systems in ways that align to WoMin’s feminist commitments
  • Oversee implementation and build supporting systems for Risk and Safety, Self-care, Safeguarding and Partnerships
  • Ensuring that the organisation’s technology and infrastructure is adequate to support programme and campaigns work
  • Ensuring that WoMin maintains an up-to-date donor register, meets its reporting obligations as required and supports different organisational units and programme staff service donor needs and requirements
  • Administration of the WoMin Alliance Trust, ensuring that the organisation fulfils its founding commitments and meets its accountabilities, and that the Board is able to function effectively
  • Lead on annual operational planning and budgeting
  • Oversight of the financial management of the organisation, ensuring that the leadership and board are able to fulfil their duties and accountabilities for financial oversight

The Deputy Director: Operations and Organisatonal Development must be a woman activist with:

  • Masters level degree in relevant field (Development Studies, Social Sciences, International Relations etc.) or equivalent accumulated work experience. Note: WoMin does not privilege degrees over work experience.
  • A minimum of 10 year’s working experience in some or all of the areas of responsibility outlined in the job profile, with great preference for experience gained in the not for profit sector
  • At least 4 years’ management experience, preferably in the African context
  • Knowledge and understanding of monitoring and evaluation systems and procedures with an ability to conceptualise these in ways that support a feminist and movement building agenda
  • Deep experience in the crafting of organizational policy, systems and procedures that (would) enable an open, participatory, reflective and caring feminist organisation
  • Proven excellence in human resource management which reflects and supports the organisation’s commitments to Pan Africanism, multi-culturalism and all forms of diversity
  • Demonstrated excellence in multi-tasking, time management, and flexibility
  • Excellent in project management and logistical operations

 WoMin is very committed to recruiting a black African woman with origins in Southern, East, West or Central Africa, and would prioritise this as a criteria in their recruitment process. Candidates with valid work permits are encouraged to apply.

email your application by Friday 29th November 2019 to [email protected]

2019-11-30

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