The post holder will perform duties in accordance with the responsibilities outlined below:
Programmatic
- Monitor project
activities, in collaboration with management, and coordinate, follow up,
support and collate accurate and timely reporting by the partners.
- Organise regular strategy
and coordination meetings, internal and with partners.
- Oversee collection of
MEAL data and information from partner activities, including success
stories and photographs
- Coordinate and submit
monthly reports on indicators and short narrative report to the Programme
Manager and the Grants Manager.
- Ensure the programme
activities are in line with LAW’s gender sensitive and trauma informed
approaches as well as security, code of conduct and safeguarding policies
and procedures.
- Provide operational
support to the programme to ensure proper implementation financial and
M&E planning.
- Support capacity building
and training of LAW’s network of civil society organisations and identify
avenues for innovative learning opportunities.
- Conceptualize,
coordinate, and undertake participatory research, surveys, for the
implementation of evidence-based programming.
Fundraising
- Support the drafting of
concept notes to expand LAW’s programmes.
- Lead the drafting and
review of donor reports.
- Draft donor briefings
with visually appealing stories to highlight LAW’s impact of projects.
Advocacy
and Communications
- In coordination with the
Legal and Advocacy Advisor, support the implementation of the advocacy
strategy and design products that can be shared with both internal and
external stakeholders.
- Participate in
coordination group meetings and workshops to identify avenues for
knowledge-sharing and coordination for interventions.
- In coordination with the
Legal and Advocacy Advisor, ensure that website and social media content
related to partner activities is up to date.
Legal
- Research support in
preparing legal documents.
- Support in designing and
delivering trainings and briefings on topics related to LAW’s programmes,
and design related informative tools.
- Provide regular updates
and analysis on key contextual developments.
Any other
duties as specified by the Programme Manager or LAW’s Senior Management Team.
Qualifications
- The legal right to work
in Kenya.
- Bachelor’s degree in law,
human rights, international law or related field.
- Minimum 4 years relevant
experience, with a focus on international criminal law, or international
human rights law, or refugee law.
- Experience managing
projects and programmes in the humanitarian and development sector and in
project planning, design, monitoring and evaluation.
- Experience working with
vulnerable individuals is essential, with experience working with victims
and survivors of gender-based violence.
- Experience working with
national civil society organisations in fragile contexts where civic space
is restricted.
- Experience working across
insecure or conflict-affected and fragile environments and demonstrated
understanding of protection challenges within the region.
- Proven knowledge and
experience in implementing protection interventions, interviewing at-risk
communities and gender programming is preferred.
How to Apply
