Programme Manager

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Description

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Under the direct guidance of the Senior Project Coordinator, the incumbent will be part of the core team involved in the implementation of the Unconditional Cash Transfer Programme, including on its design enhancement, while leading on the enhanced monitoring approach promoting generation of quality data for decision making and improved data analysis to determine programme’s impact on the ground. In addition to leading on the coordination within YSC and with Programme Sections on these various projects/payments, the incumbent will also oversee the monitoring, fraud management, safeguarding, knowledge management/communication and reporting components as part of the broader programme knowledge management, risk and quality assurance systems.

Key Responsibilities and Tasks:

Programme Coordination, Development and Management

Programme Monitoring and Evaluations

Knowledge Management and Reporting

Fraud Management and Safeguarding

Optimum Use Of Program Funds

Rights-Based and Results-Based Programme Management Approach

National and Local Capacity Building/Sustainability

To view full job description, please find here: Download File 106340_Specific JD_Programme Manager P4 – FT, Yemen CO – Amman outpost (updated).pdf

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Education:

• Advanced university degree in Social Sciences, International Relations, Social Policy, Social Development, Community Development, or other relevant disciplines.

Work Experience:

• At least eight years of relevant professional work experience.
• Experience with large-scale cash transfer programmes in Emergency contexts is required, including on monitoring, fraud management and safeguarding.
• Familiarity working with the World Bank especially in Cash Transfer is a preferred asset.

Language Requirements:

• Fluency in English, written and communication skills. Knowledge of Arabic or another UN language is considered an asset.

Source: https://jobs.unicef.org/cw/en-us/job/576314

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