
Job Title: Project Officer
Reports to: Project Coordinator
Project location: Field Position (South Western Uganda, Hoima Region; Kyankwanzi Region)
The International Community of Women living with HIV Eastern Africa (ICWEA) is recruiting District Project Officers to coordinate district level implementation of the TASO/GF funded project for a period April 2021- December, 2023. They will work with a multi-disciplinary teams to promotethe project goals, objectives and achievements/successes.
Main Purpose of the Job
To coordinate, track, implement and report project activities to ensure their effective and efficient implementation;
Job descriptions and Responsibilities
- To implement all TASO/GF related activities in the respective regions for achieving maximum project results/outcomes;
- Ensuring that the project adheres to the necessary national level frameworks and donor related guidelines and that all documentation is appropriately maintained;
- Organize, attend and participate in stakeholder meetings; and ensure that stakeholder views are well documented and inform continuous project improvement;
- Organise and participate in meetings and engagements by PLHIV, KVPs and TB network and organisations
- Maintain and monitor project plans, project schedules, work hours, budgets and expenditures; including ensuring that project deadlines are met;
- Develop written reports and advocacy bulletins, and documenting case studies and best practices;
- Documentation of best practices and follow up on important actions and decisions relating to the Project;
- Assess project risks/challenges, issues and recommend and or implement mitigation measures where applicable;
Qualifications and Experience
- Bachelor’s Degree in Social Science, Development Studies, Project Management and Planning or any related field from a recognized University or Institution;
- At least 3 years’ demonstrated experience on programming especially in the area of HIV&AIDS and TB in an NGO Setting.
- Knowledge of Global Fund, its funding cycles and operations (including Country Coordinating Mechanisms);
- Technical knowledge of HIV&AIDS, TB, Malaria, SRHR, and working with people living with HIV, key and vulnerable populations and people affected by TB;
- Clear understanding of the national and international legislations, policies and practices on HIV&AIDS, TB, Malaria and SRHR;
- Extensive knowledge in community work – particularly working with networks PLHIV; KVPs and people affected by malaria and TB;
- Extensive knowledge of human rights and Gender;
- Knowledge of district decentralized structures and operations; and
- A keen sense of understanding of community mobilisation and participatory processes, advocacy and campaigning.
Skills and Competences
- Experience in program implementation and Management
- Experience in developing curricula and other capacity building tools;
- Experience in accountability mechanisms for example the score card;
- Excellent writing and communication skills;
- Excellent knowledge in research methods and good research skills.
Special Knowledge
- Ethical issues in data management
- Human Rights and Gender programming and considerations
Key Skills
- ICT Skills
- Data management Skills
- Communication Skills
- Community mobilization skills
- Analytical Skills
- Interpersonal Skills
- Computer Skills (especially Statistical and database packages, and programming)
- Report Writing Skills
Other Qualities/Attributes
- Accuracy
- Integrity
- Confidentiality
How to apply:
Please only submit your application if it meets the above criteria. Female candidates and women living with HIV are encouraged to apply.
Note: Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
Send all your applications to: hr@icwea.org by 21st May 2021
Or delivered to: International Community of Women living with HIV Eastern Africa
Plot 1106, Ssenge – Kawanda Road, Off Kayunga
Kampala – Hoima Road, P.O.BOX 32252, Kampala, Uganda
Project Officer. (4595 downloads )