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Job Responsibilities
Maintain up-to-date knowledge and understanding of gender and inclusion issues particularly as relates to climate and environment and highlight actionable and relevant adaptations for project implementation.
Provide gender technical support for URRI consortia partner staff and other key stakeholders.
Provide analysis and advice to the program team on key gender issues and opportunities to support women’s engagement and participation.
Support URRI project design and programme adaptation ensuring a strong gender lens.
Support documentation and replication of good practices across URRI and support the development of communication materials on the same.
Support the implementation of the Gender Action Learning System – GALS Methodology
Lead the gender assessment.
Conduct regular reviews of project to ensure women and girls are effectively engaged and determine approaches to increase effectiveness of gender and inclusion approaches.
Support strengthened gender, age and disability disaggregated data and gender and diversity analysis with in the gender-needs assessment, collection and analysis.
Support the development of key results indicators and tools.
Generate gender briefs, concepts and success stories; lead in documenting successes in programme implementation, specifically on aspects related to gender.
Provide technical support and capacity development of staff on gender responsiveness and sensitivity in programming.
Contribute to learning and evidence-building on gender as related to climate adaptation and resilience, including by collecting and sharing good practice.
Coordinate with the second URRI consortia on issues related to Gender.
Provide support to business development, fundraising and partnership development.
Build partnerships, incl. in support of evidence-building, advocacy and learning.
Represent in URRI in relevant forums and contribute to key advocacy messages related to gender, climate and environment.
Coordinate and build strategic alliances with other gender focused and protection focused partners or key actors either internally or externally to advocate for gender sensitive programming.
Coordinate with the DANIDA funded SAY project and ensure joint initiatives and strategic engagement.
Monitor and promote Danida’s visibility and interests including URRI Communication and Visibility Guidelines.
Support the development of communications materials.
On request, perform any other additional duties assigned by the supervisors to allow the organization to function optimally.
Other Educational Qualification
Advanced degree in Gender Studies, Diversity and Inclusion, International Development or another relevant field
Skills
At least 6 years’ experience in gender equality and equity or program management work.
Experience of working with gender transformative approaches, empowering young women, and girls, changing gender norms and engaging men and boys to promote gender equality.
Proven experience combining formal expertise on gender mainstreaming and gender equality with experience of applying these concretely to specific humanitarian program sectors, plans, policies and processes.
Ability to communicate ideas in a culturally sensitive manner and conducive to their practical application.
Comprehensive understanding of gender concepts, theories, and frameworks such as intersectionality, gender mainstreaming, and women’s empowerment.
Experience in advocacy and networking to promote gender equality, women’s rights and social justice issues in the community and national/international platforms.
Ability to develop and deliver technical trainings.
Excellent oral and written communication skills, including writing and facilitation.
Demonstrated ability to work independently as part of a small team, and to form close working relationships with a diverse range of multi-cultural colleagues.
Strong computer skills (MS Word, Excel, Outlook and Power Point).
Able and willing to travel within West Nile, Uganda and the region as relevantAbility to assess climate risks, develop recommendations and provide technical support for programming to improve resilience and support climate adaptation.
Ability to develop and deliver technical trainings (in one or more relevant technical fields, see above).
Demonstrated ability to work independently as part of a small team, and to form close working relationships with a diverse range of multi-cultural colleagues.
Strong computer skills (MS Word, Excel, Outlook and Power Point).
Able and willing to travel within West Nile, Uganda and the region as relevant.
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