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  • Posted: Apr 5, 2022
    Deadline: Apr 18, 2022
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    Grassroots Researchers Association (GRA) was inaugurated in Maiduguri, Borno State, in 2009 as a response to the insurgency in northeastern Nigeria. The organization was formally registered with the federal Corporate Affairs Commission in 2016. It was initially conceived as a flexible association of independent grassroots researchers from different professio...
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    Project Manager

    Job Summary

    • The Project Manger will be responsible for providing technical leadership on sexual and gender-based violence prevention and response programming in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe.
    • Specifically, the Project Manager will design and manage the implementation of GBV strategies and mobilize action to respond to emerging gender issues affecting Northeastern women, girls and children.
    • She/he will be responsible for providing sound and current capacity building and technical support on GBV prevention, mitigation and response to staff, partners and community members.

    Key Responsibilities
    In accordance with GRA’s policy and procedures, the incumbent will be responsible for the following:

    Project Management:

    • Assume primary responsibility for daily project management and implementation, and ensure compliance with project donor agreement and project proposal, particularly expected results, outputs and activities in accordance with log frames and timeframes and notify management immediately as issues arise;
    • Provide technical leadership in implementing and reporting of GBV response activities (including case management, psychosocial support, and advocacy);
    • Support the collection and analysis of sex- and age- disaggregated data (quantitative, qualitative and anecdotal) as well as streamlining the needs assessment, collection and analysis so that it can be more effective in meeting beneficiary needs;
    • Take the lead in planning and implementation of budget expenditures to ensure effective use of resources against planned activities and expected outputs;
    • Ensure adequate project monitoring systems and evaluation procedures are in place applying appropriate tools in order to collect and update all progress indicators for the project;
    • Ensure the participation of the different stakeholders, including GRA program staff, women groups, the government, CSOs, and community members;
    • Developing awareness raising and staff training programs to raise awareness on GBV;
    • Participate in the development and production of communication materials (leaflets, posters, brochures) to raise awareness on GBV and outreach to the community;
    • Conducting training for social workers to build their capacity and activate their role in GBV case management;
    • Act as the focal point for all Gender related issues;
    • Perform such other duties as may be assigned.

    Coordination:

    • Providing day to day technical guidance on GBV to ensure standards and procedures are followed;
    • Build strategic alliances with other key actors internally and externally to advocate for gender-sensitive programming;
    • Define and implement coordination and follow up mechanisms with external actors and GRA programs involved in detection;
    • Develop referral pathways depending on the available services and the survivors’ needs;
    • Establish a mapping of external actors providing services to victims of gender based violence in the three States of Northeast operations and ensure the referral pathways are understood by all program staff working on GBV;
    • Work with partner UN agencies and civil society to formulate a coordinated response;
    • Compile and prepare quality monthly and periodic project progress reports, as well as the final report, and feed in other information as required by the donor;
    • Collect and promote good practices and lessons learned, contributing to a collection of replicable good practices for gender equality programming: Document the lessons learned from the different interventions and on developing best practices and knowledge management capacity;
    • Ensure accurate data entry into the GBV information management system and support the development of a database to track referrals across Programs in coordination with the Information Management Officer.

    Gender mainstreaming:

    • Facilitating coordination with related departments and partners in order to ensure tangible progress on implementation of gender policies and mainstreaming strategies;
    • Convening and facilitating regular meetings with partners and departments and providing support and advice to gender focal points, and following-up on the implementation and monitoring of the gender action plans;
    • Provide technical support to and identify opportunities for the development of relevant advocacy and communication/ information materials to address gender (in) equality issues;
    • Facilitate organization of training to partners, GBV teams, and senior officers; attends and contribute to gender-related training, workshops and meetings as and when required; representGRA upon request at workshops and events where information on gender mainstreaming in the departments is requested;
    • Facilitate and support the integration of gender perspectives (such as the framework and checklists) in the programming across programs;
    • Coordinate with GRA organization-wide gender taskforce, ensuring coherence of established processes, and contributing to organization-wide results on the implementation of the gender equality policy and strategy;
    • Work with the Senior Gender Adviser and the Gender Response Team on documenting the lessons learned from the different interventions and on developing best practices and knowledge management capacity.

    Minimum Qualifications

    • A Bachelor’s Degree (minimum), or a Master’s Degree (desirable), in Psychology, Social Sciences, Development Studies, Gender and/or Women's Studies or any other related field.
    • At least 5 years previous work experience with 3 years’ experience relevant to the function.
    • Excellent command of written and spoken English.
    • Understanding of GBV and gender relations in the North Eastern setting.
    • Excellent writing skills including experience in drafting reports and presentations.

    Competencies:

    • Strong Leadership and inter personal skills.
    • Demonstrated organizational skills.
    • Demonstrated proficiency in program project management based on GBV programming and gender analysis.
    • Knowledge of communication strategies and techniques.
    • Must be able to work independently while being a strong team player.

    Desirable Qualifications:

    • Project implementation, monitoring and evaluation experience.
    • A valid International Passport.
    • Knowledge of participatory approaches.
    • Strong computer skills: must be competent in the use of Windows, MS office programs (Word, Excel), and email programs.

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    State Project Coordinator

    Job Summary

    • The State Project Coordinator will be responsible for providing technical support for community based GBV prevention and response programming in their designated States including Borno, Adamawa and Yobe, ensuring the achievement of the GBV programme goals.
    • The incumbent will support in ensuring that all GBV activities are implemented in a timely, efficient, and effective manner and according to the agreed GRA and donor guidelines.
    • He/she will support to ensure that all monitoring, evaluation, and reporting happen timely and all resources – including finances – are managed well. The incumbent will report directly to the GBV Program Manager.

    Key Responsibilities
    Project Management and Development:

    • Provide leadership for implementation of community based GBV prevention activities to engage partners and beneficiaries including women, girls, men and boys in GBV prevention, response and risk mitigationin the designated State/assigned field location;
    • Coordinate and provide technical support to project staff and community-based volunteers for quality GBV activity implementation in the designated State;
    • Provide technical support in planning, implementing and monitoring of GBV program activities (including case management, psychosocial support, and advocacy);
    • Work with (I)NGOs and other stakeholders to ensure holistic support for survivors, including participating in developing and strengthening GBV SOPs and referral pathways;
    • Support to provide strategic direction and undertake analysis of GBV trends, gaps in services, and GRA's capacities to better address needs in the assigned field locations;
    • Initiate and lead advocacy and community actions aimed at demanding accountability to SGBV and VAWG in their designated State/assigned field location;
    • Participate and contribute to the GBV working group and protection working group in the designated State.
    • Contribute to program design and support the preparation of concept notes and proposals;
    • Support in strengthening capacity of partners, institutions and beneficiaries to effectively take action against harmful gender norms in their communities.

    Project Monitoring and Evaluation, Documentation and Reporting:

    • Facilitate effective monitoring, documentation and reporting of GBV activities in compliance with agreed standards;
    • In liaison with the MEL & Communications Officer, ensure a functional project M&E system that represents the implementing state;
    • Develop high quality and timely technical reports for all project activities including monthly, quarterly and annual reports in their designated State/assigned field location.
    • Effectively document all information related to project success, innovations and promising practices and disseminate through appropriate mechanisms;

    Performance Management and Supervision:

    • Manage, supervise and build capacity of staff to implement, monitor and report on the project activities as required including ensuring that work within the team is planned and organized to meet the projects needs in the most cost effective manner;
    • Conduct quarterly and annual staff performance appraisals;
    • Monitor and document performance of partners;
    • Ensure staff are fully engaged and actively contributing to various initiatives;
    • Ensure that all staff are aware of and comply with all GRA and donor policies and procedures.

    Finance / Budget and Asset Management:

    • Ensure project finances and assets are used in line with GRA and donor policies;
    • Ensure project budget expenditure is within the planned time frame and approved budgets;
    • Work with the project accountant(s) to ensure timely financial reporting and accountability in line with donor policy guidelines;
    • Provide required support during project audit;
    • Monitor and address or report any risks to management.

    Local Level Networking and Collaboration:

    • Build and maintain effective strategic linkages, relations, collaborations and networks with partners and other local stakeholders for effective implementation of the project;
    • Participate in all sector meetings, stakeholders meetings, as well as support in deepening relationships with relevant stakeholders including MDAs, (I)NGOs, CSOs and CBOs at the state, local government and community level;
    • Engage and work closely with the state, local government and community level networks/ institutions/organizations relevant to supporting victims of GBV and initiatives to end VAWG and SGBV in the assigned state;
    • Ensure project advocacy initiatives are implemented in line with GRA’s advocacy agenda;
    • Organize and hold regular reflection and/or learning meetings with project stakeholders as planned.

    Minimum Qualifications

    • A Bachelor’s Degree (minimum), or a Master’s Degree (desirable), in Psychology, Social Sciences, Development Studies, Gender and / or Women’s Studies or any other related field.
    • At least 5 years previous work experience with 3 years’ experience relevant to the function.
    • Excellent command of written and spoken English. Understanding of the local language is desirable.
    • Understanding of GBV and gender relations in the North Eastern setting.
    • Excellent writing skills including experience in drafting reports and presentations.

    Competencies:

    • Strong Leadership and inter personal skills.
    • Demonstrated organizational skills.
    • Demonstrated proficiency in program project management based on GBV programming and gender analysis.
    • Knowledge of communication strategies and techniques.
    • Must be able to work independently while being a strong team player.

    Desirable Qualifications:

    • Project implementation, monitoring and evaluation experience.
    • A valid International Passport.
    • Knowledge of participatory approaches.
    • Strong computer skills: must be competent in the use of Windows, MS office programs (Word, Excel), and email programs.

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