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The EU Aid Volunteers initiative provides an opportunity to European citizens and long-term residents, from a wide range of backgrounds and with a diversity of skills and professional experience, to get involved in humanitarian aid projects, support the provision of needs based humanitarian aid in third countries and engage in volunteering opportunities through deployment.

Concern are looking for talented people with a relevant technical skillset who are committed to long-term service in the humanitarian sector who can demonstrate an outstanding ability to adapt to difficult circumstances, remain positive, motivated and productive.

Description

Concern Kenya Country programme engages in long term development work, building resilience, responding to emergency situations, and seeking to address the root causes of poverty through our development, education and advocacy work. The Country programme has a vast experience in implementation of programs adopting an integrated approach with a view to building community resilience.

This role will assist to improve the quality of monitoring and evaluation in Country programming in Kenya which includes Health & Nutrition, Governance, Education and Livelihoods.
The Country Programme is currently implementing Health and Nutrition, Livelihoods, Education and Governance projects in Marsabit and Nairobi Counties through working with vulnerable communities and local partners to meet the needs of the poor. The Country programme is currently extending its operation to Turkana and Tana River Counties to implement Health and Nutrition and Livelihoods Projects. Concern has strong partnerships and has collaborated with various national institutions and relevant departments of the County and National government since 2011, employing a Systems strengthening approach as well as working with communities through a “community conversations” approach; Concern Kenya continues to support emergency preparedness initiatives as well as delivering effective emergency responses in the counties of operation.

Volunteer Allowance:
In line with EU Aid Volunteer daily allowances:
• Whilst in Dublin €667.79 per month
• Whilst in Kenya €325.54 per month

Accommodation:
Accommodation in Dublin whilst on apprenticeship and when deployed in Kenya
will be provided by Concern.

At the end of volunteer placement an allowance of €100 per completed month of deployment will be provided as a resettlement allowance

For full details please follow the link to the vacancy – https://jobs.concern.net/jobs/international/vacancy/monitoring-and-evaluation-eu-aid-volunteer–0714…

How to apply:

Application instructions

Please note that only EU citizens and long-term residents of the EU can be considered for this role.

Full applications require the following completed documentation to be submitted when applying for the role:

Completed EUAV application form
Cover Letter
CV in Europass format
Completed self assessment questionnaire

Please note that only complete applications can be considered.

All applications should be submitted by midnight (GMT) on Thursday 2nd May 2019

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We are an international humanitarian organisation dedicated to tackling poverty and suffering in the world’s poorest countries.

We work in partnership with the very poorest people in these countries, directly enabling them to improve their lives, as well as using our knowledge and experience to influence decisions made at a local, national and international level that can significantly reduce extreme poverty. In 2015, we positively impacted the lives of 22.5 million people.

For more than 45 years, Concern has been dedicated to reducing suffering and fighting hunger and poverty. Today, Concern’s work is needed more than ever.

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John and Kay O'Loughlin with President Mary McAleese on the 40th anniversary of Concern's foundation.

Concern was founded by John and Kay O’Loughlin-Kennedy in 1968, as a response to the famine in the Nigerian province of Biafra. The famine was largely precipitated by the conflict that followed Biafra’s attempt to secede from Nigeria.

John’s brother, Father Raymond Kennedy, a Holy Ghost Priest, had returned to Ireland from Nigeria with news about the plight of people in Biafra where widespread famine was becoming a reality due to the Nigerian blockade of food, medicines, fuel and basic necessities.

John, Kay and Raymond held a press conference in the Shelbourne Hotel to raise awareness and funds. This allowed them send the first ‘mercy flight’ to Biafra.

But much more was needed,  some weeks later a larger meeting was called in the home of John and Kay, Africa Concern was formed and the fundraising continued.

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Africa Concern with the Knights of Columbanus launched an appeal in June 1968 for the famine in Biafra with the slogan "Send One Ship".

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On 29 September, a 600 tonne ship named the Columcille arrived at Sao Tome, a Portuguese island off the coast of Biafra, filled with vital supplies of powdered food, medicines, and batteries. In 1970, a huge cyclone hit East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) and the public were asked to respond. Africa Concern simply became Concern.

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The EU Aid Volunteers initiative provides an opportunity to European citizens and long-term residents, from a wide range of backgrounds and with a diversity of skills and professional experience, to get involved in humanitarian aid projects, support the provision of needs based humanitarian aid in third countries and engage in volunteering opportunities through deployment.

Concern are looking for talented people with a relevant technical skillset who are committed to long-term service in the humanitarian sector who can demonstrate an outstanding ability to adapt to difficult circumstances, remain positive, motivated and productive.

Description

Concern Kenya Country programme engages in long term development work, building resilience, responding to emergency situations, and seeking to address the root causes of poverty through our development, education and advocacy work. The Country programme has a vast experience in implementation of programs adopting an integrated approach with a view to building community resilience.

This role will assist to improve the quality of monitoring and evaluation in Country programming in Kenya which includes Health & Nutrition, Governance, Education and Livelihoods. The Country Programme is currently implementing Health and Nutrition, Livelihoods, Education and Governance projects in Marsabit and Nairobi Counties through working with vulnerable communities and local partners to meet the needs of the poor. The Country programme is currently extending its operation to Turkana and Tana River Counties to implement Health and Nutrition and Livelihoods Projects. Concern has strong partnerships and has collaborated with various national institutions and relevant departments of the County and National government since 2011, employing a Systems strengthening approach as well as working with communities through a “community conversations” approach; Concern Kenya continues to support emergency preparedness initiatives as well as delivering effective emergency responses in the counties of operation.

Volunteer Allowance: In line with EU Aid Volunteer daily allowances: • Whilst in Dublin €667.79 per month • Whilst in Kenya €325.54 per month

Accommodation: Accommodation in Dublin whilst on apprenticeship and when deployed in Kenya will be provided by Concern.

At the end of volunteer placement an allowance of €100 per completed month of deployment will be provided as a resettlement allowance

For full details please follow the link to the vacancy - https://jobs.concern.net/jobs/international/vacancy/monitoring-and-evaluation-eu-aid-volunteer--0714...

How to apply:

Application instructions

Please note that only EU citizens and long-term residents of the EU can be considered for this role.

Full applications require the following completed documentation to be submitted when applying for the role:

Completed EUAV application form Cover Letter CV in Europass format Completed self assessment questionnaire

Please note that only complete applications can be considered.

All applications should be submitted by midnight (GMT) on Thursday 2nd May 2019

 2019-05-03

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