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Job Summary
Job Title:
National Youth Coordinator
Employer:
Women's International Peace Centre
Location:
Kampala, Uganda
Country:
Contract Type:
Full-time
Job Category:
Management Jobs
Number of Positions:
1
Deadline:
Friday, 7 June 2024
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Kampala, Uganda
The Women's International Peace Centre (WIPC) is a renowned organization dedicated to advancing women's leadership and participation in peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and human rights advocacy globally. Its mission is to amplify the voices of women in peace processes, empowering them to drive sustainable peace in their communities. WIPC is widely recognized for its impactful work and has gained international recognition for fostering gender equality in peacebuilding efforts. The organization prides itself on its inclusive and collaborative work culture, offering employees opportunities for professional growth while valuing diverse perspectives.
WIPC offers a range of job opportunities with flexible work arrangements, fostering a supportive environment for work-life balance. Established with a vision to challenge the norms surrounding gender and peace, WIPC has evolved into a key player in the global peacebuilding arena, utilizing innovative approaches and business models that center on community-driven change. The organization operates globally, partnering with local, national, and international entities to amplify its reach.
Core values such as gender equality, justice, and inclusion guide its initiatives, while its commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is reflected in its partnerships with other organizations dedicated to social impact. WIPC's website (www.peacewomen.org) serves as a resource hub for those interested in learning more about its work and opportunities for engagement.
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Job Description
However, generally, the role of a National Coordinator encompasses several key responsibilities, often involving strategic oversight, coordination, and implementation of programs and initiatives at a national level
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Monitoring and Reporting:
Establish and maintain systems for monitoring and evaluating the progress of national initiatives.
Prepare and submit regular reports on the status and impact of national programs.
Use data and feedback to make informed decisions and adjust strategies as needed.
Capacity Building:
Identify capacity gaps and provide training and support to national and local stakeholders.
Facilitate the development of skills and knowledge necessary to implement national programs effectively.
Crisis Management:
Lead national response efforts during crises or emergencies.
Coordinate with relevant agencies to ensure a swift and effective response.
Manage communication and dissemination of information during crises.
Resource Mobilization:
Identify and secure funding and resources from national and international donors.
Develop proposals and applications for grants and other funding opportunities
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A first degree or professional qualification in peace and security studies, public administration and management: development studies; international relations, or a relevant field
Minimum of 5 to 8 years of experience working in a relevant political, social, and economic issues in Uganda, and an interest in conflict prevention. peace-building, and governance programming involving young people Experience working in peace-building will be an advantage
Experience working with youth networks, youth policy, and engagement with the government will be an advantage
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Proficient in Microsoft Office (including Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, PowerPoint) and social media.
Some experience of participating in and running youth programs is beneficial but not required Knowledge of and interest in the electoral processes and social justice issues
Ability to relate to young people A self-starter with organizational and time
Strong management skills
Must be grounded and organized and yet flexible and open to the changing demands
Willing to step into tasks as needed and requested by management
Interested candidates should send applications and CVs including three references with contact details and copies of academic and professional testimonials by email to: applications@wipc.org
The Executive Director,
Women's International Peace Centre
Plot 1467, Church Road, Bulindo, Kira.
Any inquiries should be submitted through the email address listed above. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews. The successful candidate should be able to start immediately.
