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DanChurchAid (DCA) is working in Turkana, West Pokot, Baringo, Elgeyo Marakwet, Nyandarua, Nakuru, Busia and Siaya counties with refugees and local communities to enhance peace, livelihoods and resilience. DCA implements projects directly as well as through local partner organizations. For more information on DCA, please visit www.danchurchaid.org.

DCA is seeking to recruit an experienced and energetic Kenyan National for the following position: Programme Officer (PO) – Design, Monitoring, Evaluation & Partnerships. The position is based in Nairobi, with frequent field travel to DCA and partner field sites, and reports to the Head of Programmes.

The main responsibilities of the Programme Officer (PO) are:

Fundraising, project design and proposal development:

Ø With the Head of Programmes and Country Director, strategically engage with donors to develop DCA’s funding opportunities and align these with partner plans and approaches.

Ø Support the development of new project ideas, concept notes and full proposals including financial planning and budgeting.

Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning

Ø Work with programme team members to support the use of data, research and learning to help DCA and partners adjust programming approaches and share learning with others.

Ø Facilitate, support and initiate digitised baseline, monitoring and evaluation data collection and other assessments and generate relevant reports.

Ø Collaborate and coordinate with partners and programme teams to ensure that consolidated narrative and financial reports are submitted in a timely manner.

Ø Coordinate with DCA team members and potential consultants, as well as with partner staff, on the evaluation of project activities, documenting lessons learned through case studies and review workshops.

Ø Facilitate/support collaboration and cross learning among DCA projects & partners through information sharing, exposure visits and active partner participation in DCA platforms/forums.

Ø In close consultations with the HoP, serve as the DCA Kenya Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS)/Accountability focal point in engaging with DCA and partner staff in implementing the approved organisational Accountability Improvement Plans (AIPs).

Partner support and capacity building

Ø Ensure regular and effective partner communication and follow up on project cycle management related aspects.

Ø Engage with DCA’s partners to understand and support them in their own growth trajectory, tailoring the support DCA provides with the needs and request for support from partners.

Ø Facilitate, monitor and follow up on partner financial and programmatic implementation.

Ø Analyse partner project data and reports to draw lessons learned and work with the partner to propose corrective measures where necessary.

Other duties

Ø Facilitate logistical arrangements for DCA staff, consultant field visits and donor visits in consultation with the Head of Programmes.

Ø Perform any other responsibilities as determined and assigned by the Head of Programmes from time to time.

Professional Qualifications:

§ University level education in any of the following fields: Project Management, Economics/Business, Social Science or Rural /Community development or equivalent.

§ At least 5 years of experience supporting market-based livelihoods & value chain development and/or youth empowerment programmes preferred.

§ Proven project cycle management and monitoring & evaluation skills.

§ Knowledge of the rights-based approach & the international standards for working with humanitarian response such as SPHERE, Code of Conduct, & Core Humanitarian Standards (CHS) is an added advantage.

§ Good interpersonal skills and a proven team player. Self-driven and results orientated in challenging rural working environments.

§ Experience in training at field/community level and excellent reporting skills. Excellence in English, oral and written.

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DanChurchAid (Danish: Folkekirkens Nødhjælp) is a Danish humanitarian non governmental organization aimed at supporting the world's poorest people. It is rooted in the Danish National Evangelical Lutheran Church and is a member of ACT Development

In 2011 it had a total income of DKK 528.7 million, including 107.3 million in EU grants.

DanChurchAid’s stated aim is "to strengthen the world’s poorest people in their struggle for a life in dignity"

DanChurchAid believes that all human beings are created in the image of God and therefore equal; that even the poorest of the poor have capacities to build on, and that assistance should be given regardless of race, religion and political affiliation.

Danchurchaid In The Act Alliance

ACT is an abbreviation for Action by Churches Together. As indicated in DanChurchAid's logo, where the ACT Alliance name is incorporated, ACT is the most important of the many alliances and networks to which DCA belongs.

Basic Facts About The Act Alliance

  • ACT Alliance is composed of more than 110 member organisations working in long-term development and humanitarian assistance
  • Members work in 130 countries
  • Members employ around 30,000 staff and volunteers
  • Members mobilise approximately $1.5 billion each year
  • The alliance is supported by an international Secretariat of some 20 staff based in Geneva
  • The alliance was created on 1 January 2010 by bringing together the efforts, resources, people and organisations who have been working together since 1995 as ACT International and since 2003 as ACT Development.

Our Role In The Act Alliance

With a Secretariat of only 20 staff to support the 110 members working in 130 countries, it is clear that the work and input from members is the key to establishing and maintaining ACT as a unity.

It is highly prioritised in DCA to contribute to building a strong alliance. Therefore, we invest a lot of time in being active and committed participants at various levels: Our General Secretary is member of the Governing Board; we are full members in four working groups and observers in five others; our regional offices are always instrumental in the national and regional ACT Forums; the majority of our emergency work is done with other ACT members; and as an organisation we always give input to new policies as well as relevant technical guidelines.

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0 USD Nairobi CF 3201 Abc road Fixed Term , 40 hours per week DanChurchAid

DanChurchAid (DCA) is working in Turkana, West Pokot, Baringo, Elgeyo Marakwet, Nyandarua, Nakuru, Busia and Siaya counties with refugees and local communities to enhance peace, livelihoods and resilience. DCA implements projects directly as well as through local partner organizations. For more information on DCA, please visit www.danchurchaid.org.

DCA is seeking to recruit an experienced and energetic Kenyan National for the following position: Programme Officer (PO) – Design, Monitoring, Evaluation & Partnerships. The position is based in Nairobi, with frequent field travel to DCA and partner field sites, and reports to the Head of Programmes.

The main responsibilities of the Programme Officer (PO) are:

Fundraising, project design and proposal development:

Ø With the Head of Programmes and Country Director, strategically engage with donors to develop DCA’s funding opportunities and align these with partner plans and approaches.

Ø Support the development of new project ideas, concept notes and full proposals including financial planning and budgeting.

Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning

Ø Work with programme team members to support the use of data, research and learning to help DCA and partners adjust programming approaches and share learning with others.

Ø Facilitate, support and initiate digitised baseline, monitoring and evaluation data collection and other assessments and generate relevant reports.

Ø Collaborate and coordinate with partners and programme teams to ensure that consolidated narrative and financial reports are submitted in a timely manner.

Ø Coordinate with DCA team members and potential consultants, as well as with partner staff, on the evaluation of project activities, documenting lessons learned through case studies and review workshops.

Ø Facilitate/support collaboration and cross learning among DCA projects & partners through information sharing, exposure visits and active partner participation in DCA platforms/forums.

Ø In close consultations with the HoP, serve as the DCA Kenya Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS)/Accountability focal point in engaging with DCA and partner staff in implementing the approved organisational Accountability Improvement Plans (AIPs).

Partner support and capacity building

Ø Ensure regular and effective partner communication and follow up on project cycle management related aspects.

Ø Engage with DCA’s partners to understand and support them in their own growth trajectory, tailoring the support DCA provides with the needs and request for support from partners.

Ø Facilitate, monitor and follow up on partner financial and programmatic implementation.

Ø Analyse partner project data and reports to draw lessons learned and work with the partner to propose corrective measures where necessary.

Other duties

Ø Facilitate logistical arrangements for DCA staff, consultant field visits and donor visits in consultation with the Head of Programmes.

Ø Perform any other responsibilities as determined and assigned by the Head of Programmes from time to time.

Professional Qualifications:

§ University level education in any of the following fields: Project Management, Economics/Business, Social Science or Rural /Community development or equivalent.

§ At least 5 years of experience supporting market-based livelihoods & value chain development and/or youth empowerment programmes preferred.

§ Proven project cycle management and monitoring & evaluation skills.

§ Knowledge of the rights-based approach & the international standards for working with humanitarian response such as SPHERE, Code of Conduct, & Core Humanitarian Standards (CHS) is an added advantage.

§ Good interpersonal skills and a proven team player. Self-driven and results orientated in challenging rural working environments.

§ Experience in training at field/community level and excellent reporting skills. Excellence in English, oral and written.

2021-10-27

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