Job Location: | Kabul |
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Nationality: | Afghan |
Category: | Program |
Employment Type: | Full Time |
Salary: | Salary and conditions are according to ACBAR’s salary scale |
Vacancy Number: | PC 023 |
No. Of Jobs: | 1 |
City: | Kabul, Afghanistan, with frequent travel to the regions (security permitting). All ACBAR staffs must abide by all safety and security protocols. |
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Organization: | ACBAR |
Years of Experience: | 5 Years |
Contract Duration: | Contract is through 31 December, 2024, renewable on an annual basis depending on funding and performance |
Gender: | Male/Female |
Education: | Master’s degree in relevant professions including Project Management, Humanitarian Aid, and Development Policy and Management |
Close date: | 2024-04-28 |
The Agency Coordinating Body for Afghan Relief and Development, ACBAR, is an independent forum founded in 1988 in response to the demand from NGOs working with Afghan refugees in Pakistan and across the border in Afghanistan to more efficiently coordinate assistance and delivery of services. With its main office in Kabul since 2002, ACBAR brings together 193 National and International NGOs working in in all sectors of humanitarian assistance and development in Afghanistan. Based on the 3 pillars of Information and Coordination, Advocacy and Enabling Environment, and Capacity Building, ACBAR’s activities focus heavily on sharing information with members, coordination of members and the aid community in general, at the national and regional levels, and carrying out advocacy on issues affecting the work of its members and other I/NNGO in Afghanistan. ACBAR has a mission to provide an efficient platform for members to carry out effective humanitarian, development, and peace building activities in Afghanistan. The members are the drive behind ACBAR, and their active participation is essential to ACBAR’s continuous dynamism. For more information,
The SHAPE TPP is a two and a half year FCDO funded humanitarian programme that starts on October 1, 2023, and ends on March 31, 2026. The programme will focus on contributing to increased humanitarian programme and protection response through fostering the localization agenda with NNGOs, improving coordination, strengthening advocacy, and building humanitarian organizations and staff capacity to implement programmes delivering essential aid and services.
RESPONSIBILITY SUMMARY
The Programme Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the planning and implementation of various activities under the SHAPE Twinning Programme Plus (SHAPE TPP). He/she will ensure weekly activities are carefully planned and implemented by the appropriate/responsible program staffs, and ensure needed supports (administrative, financial and technical) are made available in timely manner to enable each staff carry out their tasks. The Program Coordinator will follow up with the Training Coordinators, SHAPE TPP Officer, MEAL Officer and Remote Managers in providing direct service to the participants (planning and organizing trainings, mentoring, workshop/meetings, and assist in facilitating training and workshop. He/she will support in compiling/drafting of reports for HoP consolidation and finalization. He/she shall work 8 hours per day (8am – 4:30pm), including lunch break, from Sunday through Thursday, or as scheduled during travel, and as noted in the Human Resources Policy handbook.
ESSENTIAL TASKS
Essential tasks include the following:
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS and/or ATTRIBUTES
The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or attribute required.
EDUCATION, TRAINING and/or EXPERIENCE
LANGUAGE SKILLS, MATHEMATICAL SKILLS AND REASONING ABILITY
If you possess the necessary qualifications and experience, we invite you to complete the form using the link below by April 28, 2024. prepare your CV & Cover Letter as a single file before applying, you will have to attach them.
Note: Please be informed that the written test and interview will be conducted in-person, and not online.
Job Application Form Link: https://forms.gle/1FRNqxCzysjXvDHEA