The purpose of this position is to manage the “Common Services” Accountability Project with implementing partners being Plan, IOM and WVI. This Dfid-funded project is an innovative accountability project that seeks to provide common mechanisms for use by many NGO actors across the Yolanda corridor for the provision of information to communities, the collection of feedback and CRM (complaints and response mechanisms) from communities, and the actioning of said feedback. It has a large built-in learning component as both the donor and the three implementing partners are keen to extract learning on the impact of common services for accountability to be shared more widely across the humanitarian community.
You will be a highly developed project manager with an entrepreneurial approach and proven communication and influencing skills to successfully work with a variety of key actors and stakeholders such as UN Agencies, Clusters, other NGOs, HAP, AAP and PSEA and CWC task forces, and Government counterpart agencies. An emergency response professional you will be able to demonstrate knowledge of humanitarian international standards and experience working with DFID CHASE.
Individuals available for an immediate start will be given priority
Type of Role:6 month fixed term contract
Location: Manila or Tacloban with extensive travel to the field
Reports to:Emergency Response Manager
Salary:$45-55,000 per annum plus international benefits
Closing Date:23rd July 2014
References will be taken and background and anti-terrorism checks will be carried out in conformity with Plans Child Protection Policy. Plan operates an equal opportunities policy and actively encourages diversity, welcoming applications from all areas of the international community.
Please note that only applications and CVs written in English will be accepted.
How to apply:
For more information on personal requirements and to apply, please visit our website:HERE
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