Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods Coordinator,
Somalia
Base: Nairobi with frequent travel to
Somalia/Somaliland
Contract Type: Fixed Term (1 year)
Level: C1
Salary Range: Kshs. 272,382 – 381,335 per month gross
Background
Oxfam GB has been assisting the population of Somalia since the 1960s with interventions
focusing mainly on livelihood and public health sectors, including water and
sanitation interventions. Activities have encompassed both development and
emergency projects.
The southern Somalia response began in 2005- 2006 with the delivery of a
humanitarian programme integrating water, sanitation, public health promotion,
food security and livelihoods interventions in Lower Shabelle,
Benadir/Mogadishu, Lower Juba, Middle Juba and Gedo regions.
Since July 2011, Oxfam GB scaled up its activities including cash relief
assistance to more than 198,000 people.
The role
The EFSL Coordinator will ensure quality and impact of EFSL work in Somalia and
ensure effective programme design and delivery through assessments, proposal
developments, facilitation of technical support and capacity building to
implementing partners, provision of sound country and regional analysis,
supporting inter-cluster linkages particularly to public health as well as
policy influence.
The person will also work closely with Oxfam Novib staff involved in EFS &
VL to facilitate good relations and effective programming under OI umbrella as
well as liaise with the MEAL coordinator and Policy and Advocacy Advisor by
providing information and messaging on food security and livelihoods issues.
What we’re looking for
To be successful in this role you will have a university degree (in Rural
Development, Livelihoods, Agriculture, Nutrition etc).
You will bring to this role at least 5 years technical & practical
implementing experience in delivering quality Emergency and longer-term Food
Security and Livelihoods programmes in Horn and East Africa, including
extensive work with pastoral populations, strong cash & market support
experience, working with/through partners and cash remittance companies,
ability to conduct quality risk and conflict analysis and integrate it into
programme monitoring and strategy.
Excellent communication, facilitation and representation skills as well as
computer literacy and fluency in English language are essential. Ability to
travel to fields and embed within local communities in South-Central Somalia
and Somaliland is a requirement.
If you believe you fit the job and person profiles please send your application
to somaliajobs@oxfam.org.uk or apply online at www.oxfam.org.uk/jobs
using REF
The closing date for applications is 03rd November, 2011
9:03 AM
maboko
Coordinator, Development Jobs, Emergency, NGOs
