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Finnish Refugee Council
Social Science
Development Studies
Addis Ababa
6 years - 8 years
1 Position
2022-04-07
to
2022-04-20
Social Science
Full Time
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Job Description
Finnish Refugee Council (FRC) (www.refugeecouncil.fi) is an international non-governmental organisation with Head Office in Helsinki. FRC advocates for the rights of refugees, displaced populations and migrants, and supports their new beginnings. By reinforcing equality and creating opportunities for everyone to lead a good life, FRC promotes the establishment of stable and peaceful societies.
Education forms the foundation of an equal society, and FRC´s activities in Ethiopia place emphasis on capacity building for the most vulnerable members of societies and supports their active participation in communities, thus strengthening basic democratic structures. At the core of FRC’s work is inclusion of vulnerable groups and therefore, special emphasis is placed on the protection of persons with disabilities, women and youth in all activities.
FRC has been registered in Ethiopia and accorded legal personality with Registry Number 4184 on 11th of June 2019 as a Foreign Organisation.
Purpose of the Position
The key purpose of the Livelihood Specialist role is to lead the development and implementation of the FRC specific livelihood approach that consists of – among others - financial literacy trainings, support to IGA and business initiatives, relevant skills trainings, including agriculture, for the FRC beneficiaries in urban and rural settings. He/She will also establish networks and represent FRC in appropriate livelihood forums and clusters. The Livelihoods Specialist will develop and lead on needs assessments to define the best approaches in FRC programming. He/She will also support reporting and M&E as a Livelihoods Technical Advisor.
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Provide technical expertise and lead on the planning, implementation and monitoring of all FRC Livelihoods related activities (40%)
Capacity building and organizational development (20%)
Other (10%)
Duration: One year contract with possible extension
Category: Humanitarian/Development sector
Location: Addis Ababa with regular travel to operational areas
Professional Standards:
Required qualifications:
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced and enthusiastic livelihood expert who can confidently lead a diverse set of livelihood activities. You want to build something new and help us develop FRC further in Ethiopia. You have to be a self-starter and be able to manage your time and work independently but it is also important you are a strong communicator and team player.
Applications (CV and cover letter including minimum salary requirement) shall be sent by mail to recruitment.ethiopia@refugeecouncil.fi by 20th April, 2022. Please refer in the subject of your email to the following code: FRC/ADD/LH/10/22
FRC is an inclusive employer and we welcome applications especially from persons with disabilities, and women.
Fields Of Study
Social Science
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