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Peacebuilding Programme Advisor
Jobs Function: Legal Services / Advisor Jobs Availability: Full Time
Jobs Level: Executive Level Offered Salary: Negotiable
Jobs Location: Kathmandu, Anywhere in Nepal Min. Experience Year: 5 Years
Education Degree: Phd No. of Openings: 1
Deadline: Sunday, May 28, 2017 (Expired) Preferred Gender: Any
job description
  • Provide expert advice on the design and delivery of the new peacebuilding programme in coordination with and support of existing HMG peacebuilding work in Nepal;
  • Advise the Embassy/DFID on the political context in the Terai and how this relates to the national political environment;
  • Lead on developing and coordinating papers for the management boards at Post (including working group, operational board, strategic board etc) and in London through cross HMG work
  • Work closely with Embassy political team to closely align political engagement with programmatic work and with DFID technical experts to ensure existing technical expertise is factored into programme design and delivery;
  • Build and manage relationships with key (senior) staff in implementing partner organisation/s;
  • Provide support to the programme Senior Responsible Owner (SRO) in coordinating strategic direction and future funding;
  • Ensure gender is mainstreamed in all programme activity;
  • Attend internal and external coordination events;
  • Provide quality assurance on quarterly programme reports;
  • Provide quality assurance on key deliverables from the projects.
  • Develop, manage and ensure delivery of projects under the peacebuilding programme, working through implementers;
  • Develop productive and trusting relationships with key interlocutors in the Terai and Kathmandu.
  • Facilitate the delivery of programme activities at local and national levels through engagement with key interlocutors in the relevant sectors.
Job Specification
  • Experience of assessing requirements for conflict-related programmes
  • Experience of engaging with stakeholders at all levels to secure buy-in and support for change
  • Strong academic background with a degree in a conflict-related/human rights field.
  • Experience of working on peacebuilding and human rights issues
  • Knowledge of Terai politics
  • Experience of designing and implementing activities to achieve specified objectives
Other Specific Requirement

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    • Address: Lainchaur, Kathmandu
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