2014-03-29

Program Manager II - Livelihoods & Head of Office, Catholic Relief Services



Job Title:        Program Manager II - Livelihoods & Head of Office                                     

Department/Country: East Timor                           

Job Location: Timor-Leste/Baucau                                      

Band:              D                               

FLSA:            Professional                           

Reports To:    Country Representative                                 



About CRS:


Catholic Relief Services carries out the commitment of the Bishops of the United States to assist the poor and vulnerable overseas. Our Catholic identity is at the heart of our mission and operations. We welcome as a part of our staff and as partners people of all faiths and secular traditions who share our values and our commitment to serving those in need.

Background:

CRS Timor-Leste’s Livelihoods Program is expecting to continue to expand in the coming years as indicated in its strategic plan.  This is in direct alignment with CRS international newly released strategic plan which highlights agriculture as one of three Strategic Priority Area for the agency.  Additionally, rural agricultural development is a top priority for the government of Timor Leste. 

Job Summary:

The PM will manage the implementation of Agriculture and Food Security projects in programmatic areas of Baucau, Viqueque and Lautem.  While supervising the implementation of CRS current projects in Baucau office, s/he will actively participate in the capacity building of CRS staff and partners. Working with the CRS staff and partners, s/he will be responsible for the program and management quality of CRS AG/FS interventions in the Baucau office.  This position is also serving as the Baucau Head of Office including supervision of finance and administration staff and ensuring sub-office is effective and efficient.  This position is the direct link of Baucau office to SMT Timor Leste and responsible for communication of overall office successes and obstacles.

Specific Responsibilities:

Representation:

Serve as key livelihoods team representative at national and district level to build relationships with key stakeholders including potential donors, international NGOs, national NGOs, church partners, government officials in program districts and in Dili. This includes representing CRS at technical working groups, stakeholder meetings, government events, donor meetings.  Advise and assist in the development of partnerships with International NGO to work in consortium with, local NGOs and government agencies for project implementation.

Baucau office management

Responsible for effective and efficient operations of Baucau office including financial oversight of all project budgets and pooled funds , processing of partner liquidations, approval of all financial entries and signatory for office.   

Direct Supervision and Support to CRS Staff:

This position supervises both PQ and MQ staff in Baucau office, total of 15 staff including 7 direct reports.  He/she is responsible for ensuring staff PMP’s are developed and complete, professional development plans are honored, and that staff feel supported.  Maintain high level of motivation, commitment, and teamwork within the Livelihoods team and ensure they work collaboratively with other CRS/TL departments.

Provide technical inputs to national staff working in the area of livelihoods, agriculture, and food security.  Foster national staff development and teambuilding through performance management: planning, coaching and appraisals.  Support program staff in time management and setting priorities, Identify technical areas for staff development and identify training needs and opportunities for staff and organize/facilitate training events as appropriate .Work in collaboration with HR in the recruitment process of news staff.

Livelihoods Program Oversight:

Develop an in-depth knowledge of and put to use CRS agency technical assessment guidance, the two  Pro-Pack volumes and M&E standards/tools, and Program Quality tools as appropriate.  Ensure program quality of all food security and agriculture activities supported by CRS, including effective selection and management of consultants, technical assistants, TDY.

Ensure the AG/FS livelihood project’s strategic objectives and results are fully accomplished, documented, and meet expected technical quality standards.  Guide project implementation, management, and reporting. Oversee periodic technical reviews and manage changes in project direction and focus.  In collaboration with project staff, provide strategic and tactical guidance and technical oversight to partners and other collaborating agencies to ensure that lessons of sound practice are documented and disseminated.

Oversee the project’s monitoring and evaluation system through development and maintenance of SMILER systems, using data analysis as the basis for measuring performance. Ensure that M&E learning is incorporated into evolving program plans. Work closely with project M&E staff to ensure adequate collection of monitoring data including obstacles, successes, results, and impact of project for both learning purposes as well as donor reporting.  Assist in planning key evaluation events over the course of the life of the project.   Work with project teams to document learning, share obstacles, and develop solutions cycle.  With partners, ensure integration of project interventions with other CRS programs or through linkages with other service providers.

Manage project budgets, including the tracking of financial and material resources.  Ensure accurate and timely reporting of project finances and progress status, review actual financial performance against the budget, and explain variances on a regular basis.  Ensure staff compliance with all CRS administrative and operational guidelines.

Livelihoods Program Growth:

Lead all strategic growth within agricultural / food security program initiatives ensuring projects are in line with CRS international, ESA regional and Timor Leste strategic plan and incorporate peace building and gender.   The PM will work closely with HoP on all proposal development including concept note development, project design, pro-frame development and technical design to create results driven projects.  This will include leading development of  field based participatory assessments, community consultations, and researching promoted promising practices from CRS and other international leading organizations.  Additional focus on working closely with Ministry of Agriculture from design to evaluation to ensure appropriate linkages to national plans, targeting of beneficiaries, and collaboration of resources is essential for sustainable growth.

Local NGO Organizational Development and Partner Staff Capacity Building: 

This position is responsible for the relationship building with local implementing partners   this includes providing opportunity for discussion with partner leadership on organizational development and project implementation.  This includes identifying staff capacity needs and coordinating trainings as needed to Ensure capacity building of CRS partners in AG/FS programming, including program quality training, and technical assistance.

 

Agency-wide Competencies (for all CRS Staff): These are rooted in the mission, values, and principles of CRS and used by each staff member to fulfill his or her responsibilities and to achieve the desired results.

·         Serves with Integrity

·         Models Stewardship

·         Cultivates Constructive Relationships

·         Promotes Learning

Program Manager Competencies:

These are rooted in the mission, values, and principles of CRS and used by each program manager to fulfill his or her responsibilities and to achieve the desired results:

·         Sets clear goals and manages toward them

·         Collaborates effectively with staff and stakeholders

·         Manages financial resources with integrity

·         Applies program quality standards to project design and organizational learning Supervisory

 

Qualifications

  • Masters in International Development, or engineer in Agricultural Sciences or related field.
  • Minimum 5 years’ experience managing community based projects in multiple countries, in particular, in agriculture value chains,
  • Experience working with donors and partner organizations, monitoring and evaluation, training, technical assistance 
  • Strong writing skills as demonstrated through previous experience researching and writing public donor proposals, progress reports, evaluations and final reports.
Working Environment:

Timor-Leste has had a long history of occupation and conflict including most recently in 2006 and 2007.  Today, there are few visible remnants that can be seen from the 2006-2007 crisis. With the peace and stability in Timor-Leste today, it does provide a number of excellent outdoor activities.  Baucau is a remote location along the Timor-Leste coast but does not have the infrastructure like schools to support families with school-age children.

Disclaimer:

This job description is not an exhaustive list of the skill, effort, duties, and responsibilities associated with the position.

EOE/M/F/D/V

Regional Disaster Risk Management Manager, Plan International , Closing 17 Apr 2014



Plan International Asia Region: Regional Disaster Risk Management Manager

Working in 50 developing countries across Africa, Asia and the Americas, Plan’s stated Global Strategic Goal (2011-15) is to reach as many children as possible, particularly those who are excluded or marginalised, with high-quality programmes that deliver long-lasting benefits.  Plan aims to achieve this goal by working in partnership with others and through high performing teams whose behaviours reflect the corporate values. Plan has a global income of around $800m.

Plan’s Global Disaster Risk Management Strategy reflects our commitment to build our work on disaster risk reduction and disaster response, focusing on child-centred disaster risk reduction, child protection and education in emergencies.  Plan Asia Regional Office also has a sub-strategy for Disaster Risk Management 2012-2015 in Asia.

The purpose of the Regional Disaster Risk Management (RDRM) Manager is to ensure the implementation global DRM strategy, regional sub-strategy and compliance with the DRM Policy within the work of the regional team and country programme teams. In particular, s/he provides clear leadership on emergency preparedness for response; effective response impacting on children; and, learning from the experiences in the region.  Responsible for ensuring;

·         an effective DRM team is operating in the region: supporting the region and country offices and liaising with International Headquarters to support global needs for Disaster Risk Reduction, Disaster Preparedness and Disaster Response,

·         all 14 Country Offices reach and maintain minimum standard regarding level of disaster readiness through the roll-out of the Disaster Preparedness Process (DPP) and Leadership and Management course across the region,

·         Plan’s Disaster Response work across the Country Offices of the ARO region is timely and effective, impacts positively on children and is in line with HAP, Sphere and other global standards,

·         ARO regional DRM work is coordinated with the work of our peers and well placed for fundraising,

·         ARO DRM work contributes to continuous learning at all levels of the organisation

This position is immediately available.

You will be a proven development professional with excellent working knowledge of all key disaster response standards and their implications for response work.  Experienced in integrating DRM with development programming and disaster risk reduction strategies you will be able to demonstrate having worked in several major disaster events and evidence a good working knowledge of the cluster and other coordination mechanisms.  You will have proven ability in leading an emergency response of significant size.  A confident decision maker you will have the necessary analytical skills and capabilities to lead rapid assessments and review plans and proposals for emergency scenarios and responses.  Knowledge of the operational context in Asia and the related challenges would be preferable.

A senior manager you will have proven skills in supporting teams in developing and using emergency preparedness plans at national and local level.  You will also be able to demonstrate management and leadership skills for the development of effective teams with the ability to operate in difficult circumstances across regions and with flexible deployment to different locations.

 

Type of Role:  5 year fixed term contract

Location:  Bangkok with extensive regional travel (50%) and some international travel.  Alternative Asian capitals with Plan Country Offices may be considered as the location at the preference of the candidate.

Reports to:  Deputy Regional Director - Programmes

Salary:  US$50,000 to $65,000. This is an accompanied position and a full expat package will be available.

Closing Date:  Thursday 17th April 2014

How to Apply:
To review more detailed personal specifications and to apply for this role please visit our website:https://career012.successfactors.eu/sfcareer/jobreqcareer?jobId=1081&company=PlanInt&username=

Please note that only applications and CVs written in English will be accepted.

References will be taken and background and anti-terrorism checks will be carried out in conformity with Plans Child Protection Policy.

Plan operates an equal opportunities policy and actively encourages diversity, welcoming applications from all areas of the international community.

2014-03-24

Local Planning & Development Officer, UNDP, Closing 1 Apr 2014



Great Jobs – Great Future

Are you enthusiastic and committed to development in Timor-Leste and interested in a career within the UN system? If so, UNDP is keen to hear from you.  We have a number of well paid positions with excellent benefits.  UNDP is committed to helping you develop your potential by providing great training and education opportunities for your future career advancement.

National Post

·         Local Planning & Development Officer

UNDP is an equal opportunities employer.  Eligible female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

Job descriptions, benefits, conditions of services and signed UNDP P11 form are available from UNDP Human Resources, Obrigado Barracks, Caicoli Street, Dili.  Alternatively email recruitment.tp@undp.org or visit our website at http://www.tl.undp.org/content/timor_leste/en/home/operations/jobs/

How to apply?

Please submit your letter of application together with CV and P11, a list of reference and other relevant supporting documents (including academic qualification) to below address:

P11 form are mandatory documents to be submit) and failed to submit either one of three mention documents will be automatic disqualify.

All application should be submit online to recruitment.tp@undp.org. For those are not applying through online please submit your application to above address.

The deadline for submitting applications is 1 April 2014. Only short-listed candidates will be notified. Women candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

Best regards,

Luisa Da Costa

HR Associate

Finance Officer, Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Closing 26 Mar 2014



Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), GmbH is an international cooperation enterprise for sustainable development owned by the Federal Republic of Germany. On behalf of the German Government, GIZ operates in Timor Leste in many fields, economic development and employment promotion; peace building and civil conflict transformation and GIZ supports Timorese Governmental Organizations and Civil Society since the year 2000 in several projects in cooperation with a range of different actors.

The GIZ Joint Administration Office in Dili is looking for 1 position for Finance Officer.
The Finance Officer will have the following responsibilities and tasks:
  • Manages Inflow and outflow of money from the bank
  • Keeping bank and cashbook according to GIZ/ EU standards at all times
  • Paying bills, contracts, goods and services according to GIZ
§  Assisting in financial planning, monitoring and audits.
  • Responsible for banking matters and all bank account operations
  • Operate petty cash including maintaining cash book, monitor the daily cash flow record and the level of liquidity
  • Responsible for the cash in accordance to the receipt present daily
  • Monitor account payables/receivable and monthly feed back to the projects

Requirements: Education: Accountant, Diploma or BA in Accounting or comparable qualification Professional Experience: At least 3 years of professional working experience in a similar position Other Qualifications: Excellent computer skills, good working knowledge of ITC technologies. Excellent English skills and fluent in Tetum.


Applications of qualified female applicants and people with disability are encouraged.  Interested applicants can send their CV and references stating the subject in a sealed envelope to GIZ Joint Administration, Palm Business and Trade Centre, 3rd Floor, Surik Mas, Fatumeta, Bairro Pite, P.O. Box 60, Dili or to adelia.alves@giz.de  until 26 of March 2014.
 

Only shortlisted candidates shall be contacted for an interview.

Interviews will be held in English.

2014-03-21

Area Program Officer (2) - ChildFund TL - CD 3th April 2014



ChildFund Timor Leste

 Position: Area Program Officer (2) Based at Sub District Maliana and Lospalos
Report to: Partnership Manager

 Salary: A competitive salary based on qualification and experience; friendly work environment, team work and opportunity to grow. Good opportunity to learn community development programming

 Summary of the position
The District Program Officer shall be responsible for the implementation of integrated community development program implemented in the district of Maliana and Lospalos. S/he will be responsible to supervise the implementing Partners and communities ensuring that the project activities are producing desired outcomes for children and the communities. In coordination with the Partnership Manager develop projects implementation plan with the communities and implementing partners.

Major Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Assist the Partnership Manager in planning, implementation, supervision, monitoring and evaluation of all ChildFund Timor Leste integrated community development program in Maliana and Lospalos District.
  • Partner with relevant government ministries in the implementation of programs in Health and Nutrition, Education and Youth Development and all other cross-cutting program areas.
  • Assist in identifying partners in implementation of the project activities
  • Organize regular meetings with the community leaders and entire community as to mobilize them in participating in implementation of Area Strategic plan.
  • Provide regular supervision to the implementing partners, communities and partnering community organizations.
  • Develop curriculum for training community volunteers.
  • Organize and train community volunteers in project activities
  • Represent ChildFund Timor Leste in relevant working groups in Maliana and Lospalos district.
  • Prepare and submit timely training budgets, monthly/weekly training plan, training reports and monthly activity report to the Partnership Manager.
  • In coordination with the Partnership Manager and implementing partners prepare annual, quarterly, monthly and weekly project work plans and reports.
  • Participate in weekly and monthly coordination meetings.
  • Attend staff meetings, in-service training and continuing education programs as required
  • Perform any other duties as assigned by the Partnership Manager or Program Director

Qualifications and experiences
The following knowledge, skills, and abilities may be acquired through a combination of formal schooling, self-education, prior experience, or on-the-job training. Must have a University degree (or equivalent) in any social sciences from a recognized institution. At least 3 years progressive post qualification experience and 2 years community development experience working with NGOs is required. Training or experience in one of the development areas of Youth development, Food security, Health and Education is an added advantage. Report writing skill is required. Ability to read and write reports in English is a must. Demonstrated knowledge and skills in community development issues is desirable. Negotiation skills are required. Ability and willingness to work in the Community is required. Independently motivated and able to work without supervision is required.
Method of Application
All interested candidates should submit a cover letter describing their suitability following the above required qualifications and experiences in English. The candidate should include a recent CV and names of three traceable referees with their contact details. Please note that this is local position. All applications should be addressed to HR Officer, ChildFund Timor-Leste, Rua Lacerda de Maia, Vila Verde, Dili or email to jcabral@timorleste.childfund.org. All application must be received by ChildFund not later than 3th April 2014 only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Procurement & Logistic Officer - ChildFund TL - CD 4th April 2014

CHILDFUND, TIMOR LESTE

Vacancy Announcement for Local Position 

Position:   Procurement & Logistic Officer    
Report to: Administration Officer

ChildFund Timor Leste, Non-Governmental, child development International organization, has been working in Timor Leste for 20 years. ChildFund is looking for dynamic, motivated, committed and experienced persons to fill open position in the organization.

Purpose of position
The purpose of this position is to assist the Administration Officer to coordinate procurement needs of the NO. Ensure that NO vehicles are maintained and support the overall NO office operations. In coordination with Administration Officer & FAD Manager ensure that all ChildFund  logistics and procurement  policies, procedures and standards are maintained and followed.

Position Summary     
The Procurement & Logistics Officer is responsible for the overall management of purchasing, procurement, logistics and stores of the ChildFund Timor Leste Country Office.
  
Key Responsibilities
  1. To obtain quotations for equipment and material supplies from various Suppliers
  2.  Preparation of bid analysis of costing for National Director signoff
  3. Purchasing of approved equipment and materials for the National office and Affiliated Projects
  4. Ensure efficient and timely distribution and delivery of purchase requests for the National office and Affiliated Projects
  5. Maintain the Stores and Supplies rooms and ensure they are kept in an orderly system
  6.  Assist the Administration Officer in asset and stock control of the National Office
  7. Manage the necessary documentation and process for way bills
  8. Prepare the monthly vehicle and petrol usage reports
  9. Coordinate and oversee the movement of Drivers and vehicles
  10. Undertake other duties and responsibilities as specified by the line Manager (Admin Officer), Finance Manager and/or the National Director
Qualifications/Experience/Knowledge
  • Must have university degree (or equivalent)
  • Experience working in logistics and procurement required
  • Ability to work independently and in a team
  • Highly motivated, with excellent organizational, planning and prioritizing skills
  • Ability to perform role within short timeframes
  • Strong computer skills
  • Ability/willingness to be flexible, forward looking and supportive in a challenging work environment

Salary: A competitive salary based on qualification and experience; friendly work environment, team work and opportunity to grow. Good opportunity to learn community development programming

Method of Application
All interested candidates should submit a cover letter describing their suitability following the above required qualifications and experiences in English. The candidate should include a recent CV and names of three traceable referees with their contact details. Please note that this is local position. All applications should be addressed to Finance and Administration Manager, ChildFund Timor-Leste, Rua Lacerda de Maia, Vila Verde, Dili or email to jcabral@timorleste.childfund.org. All application must be received by ChildFund not later than 4th April 2014. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

ChildFund TL-Field Project Coordinator-CD 4th April 2014

ChildFund Timor Leste
Position Vacancy Announcement for Field Project Coordinator

ChildFund Timor Leste, Non-Governmental, child development International organization, has been working in Timor Leste for 20 years. ChildFund is looking for dynamic, motivated, committed and experienced persons to fill open position in the organization.
Salary: A competitive salary based on qualification and experience; friendly work environment, team work and opportunity to grow. Good opportunity to learn community development programming
Position: Field Project Coordinator (1) Base in Lospalos
Report to: Project Officer-Health; MCH Project

Summary of the position:
The Field Project Coordinator (FPC) shall be responsible to support national office MCH project team in the field, to supervise two field project assistants from Korea, and to train and monitor activities of field health assistants and community based volunteers.  S/he will support field staff to increase the knowledge/skills and participation of community health volunteers (CHVs), Promotores de Saude Familiar (PSFs) and local Mother Support Group (MSG) leaders to ensure that project outputs are achieved.  S/he will have a key role to liaise between the field project sites and the national office by closely monitoring and reporting progress of project towards key indicators. S/he shall work with MCH project officer from the national office on planning & budgeting activities, conducting and supervising trainings, and follow up on activities for project volunteers and their communities. S/he will be based in Lospalos for this 3 year MCH project, funded by ChildFund Korea and KOICA, and must collaborate closely with district and sub-district health staff and officials, with local community leaders, and with relevant partner organizations.

Major Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Assist the Health Project Officer in general planning, implementation, training, supervision, and M/E of the MCH project in Lospalos subdistrict of Lautem district
  • Provide regular support to two field project assistants from ChildFund Korea,  including joint monitoring in the project sites, supervision (feedback, coaching), training related to project activities, planning and reporting on project tasks, and reporting volunteer issues and performance periodically to project officer,
  • Provide guidance/orientation and oversight to help ensure the safety and security of the two Korean field project assistants within their living and working environment
  • Key Monitoring and Evaluation duties:
  1. Assist health project officer in improving monitoring system of all project activities carried out by project volunteers and field staff to ensure challenges and barriers are identified and addressed; to carry out any other M/E duties as requested by the project officer and program manager
  2. Work with field assistants to identify success stories and best practices throughout the project and collaborate with communications team and project officer to document and disseminate findings to community/stakeholders
  3. Create, revise and maintain database system to track and utilize key monitoring data for all project activities, including mother support groups, birth planning, CHV field activities, and village health committee data;  assist with baseline and endline survey data entry, monthly field data entry, and support project officer with data analysis for improving project quality

Note: Complete information are available in ChildFund Timor-Leste, Rua Lacerda de Maia, Vila Verde, Dili
Qualifications and experiences
At least 2 years progressive experience in health field and/or 1 year community mobilization/outreach experience is required.

Method of Application
All interested candidates should submit a cover letter describing their suitability following the above required qualifications and experiences in English. The candidate should include a recent CV and names of three traceable referees with their contact details. All applications should be addressed to HR Officer, ChildFund Timor-Leste, Rua Lacerda de Maia, Vila Verde, Dili or email to jcabral@timorleste.childfund.org. All application must be received by ChildFund no later than 4th April’2014 only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

2014-03-19

Manager Dezenvolvimentu Staf (SDM) - Moris Rasik NGO - CD 23 de Marsu de 2014



MORIS  RASIK  HANESAN  INSTITUISAUN  MIKRO  FINANSAS


Titulu Servisu:          Manager Dezenvolvimentu Staf (SDM)
Fatin Servisu:            Dili – no halo viajen ba Distritu
Hataan Ba:                 HR Manager

  

Kona-ba Organizasaun
Moris Rasik establese iha fulan Novembru tinan 2000 hanesan instituisaun mikro finansas ida ne’ebe laos hetan lukru maibe fo atensaun liu ba rai osan no oferese kreditu osan ba feto kiak no feto faluk sira iha area rural iha Timor Leste. Oras ne’e Moris Rasik iha ona klienti total hamutuk besik 10,000 no iha mos osan juta $ 6.5 hanesan riku soin organizasaun nian. Moris Rasik iha staf ho total hamutuk 150 ne’ebe distribui iha edefisiu sentral Dili no distrito 13 iha Timor Leste.
Kona-ba Servisu
Moris Rasik buka hela ema nain ida ba pozisaun hanesan Manager Dezenvolvementu Staf (Staff Development Manager) ne’ebe sei servisu besik liu ho Asesor Dezenvolvimentu Staf (Staff Development Advisor) no Oficial Dezenvolvimentu Staf (Staff Development Officer). Servisu ida ne’e inklui mos prepara unidade foun ne’ebe iha Moris Rasik no dezenvolve kurikulu ne’ebe sei oferese husi Manager ho ninia grupu ba staf hotu. Unidade ida nee sei halo parte Departamentu Rekursus Umanus, no pozisaun ida nee hanesan nivel Junior Manager. Fo konsiderasaun hodi gasta tempu barak liu sai husi Dili ba visita kualker eskritoriu 12 ne’ebe Moris Rasik iha inklui mos hela iha distrito kalan ida ka liu.
Kona-ba Kna’ar no Responsablidade
  • Halo rekrutamentu ba staf
  • Halo asesmentu kona-ba nesesidade treinamentu nian
  • Dezenvolve material no metodu treinamentu bazeia ba prinsipiu oinsa ema (adultu) bele aprende
  • Dezenvolve matadalan treinamentu nian bazea ba nesesidade Moris Rasik
  • Foo treinu ba staf Unidade dezenvolvementu nian inklui mos staf regional no staf edefisiu sentral
  • Halo monitorizasaun ba dezenvolvementu staf unidade nian inklui mos staf regional no staf edefisiu sentral
  • Halo jestaun kona-ba orsamentu
  • Halao Kna’ar seluk nebee direitamente hosi Manager Rekursu Umanu no Managing Director
Kualifikasaun
Esensial:
  • Iha kapasidade komunikasaun nian
  • Iha kapasidade halo observasaun profesional
  • Iha kapasidade kria team work nebe solido iha SDU laran
  • Iha kapasidade fo empatia ba staf (komprende nia valor)
  • Iha kapasidade hodi analisa (problema, dadus n.s.s.t.)
  • Iha kapasidade rezolve problema
  • Hanoin ne’ebe hatudu ho hahalok kona-ba pro-ativu (Maneja aan rasik)
  • Prontu servisu iha distritu pelumenus ho tempu 50%
  • Iha kapasidade uza komputador (liuliu Ms.Word & Excel)
  • Iha karta kondusaun ba motorizada (SIM)
Importante:
  • Ensino superior / Diploma
  • Matenek kona-ba lian Ingles
  • Iha kapasidade kona-ba fasilitasaun no hala’o treinamentu
  • Iha esperiensia suporta no halo supervisaun ba staf
  • Iha kunesementu kona-ba mikro finansas
  • Iha esperiensia kona-ba orsamentu no kria dezenu servisu nia
  • Iha kapasidade kona-ba hakerek relatoriu
  • Iha konsensia atu aprende ba malu
  • Iha kapasiadade atu tau importansia ba servisu kada semana (halo ajenda servsiu semanal)
  • Iha kapasidade atu kria relasaun servisu ho departementu seluk
Informasaun seluk kona-ba pozisaun ne’e bele haruka e-mail no pergunta espesifiku ba; rick@morisrasik.com, HP 77417091 ka 77357850.
Bele hatama CV (Maximu pagina tolu) seidauk persiza sertifikadu relevante no karta aplikasaun bele manda mai e-mail; calistro@morisrasik.com. Bele haruka aplikasaun antes data; 23 de Marso de 2014, oras 17:00 loro-kraik hanesan tempu ikus liu (Dead line).
NOTE: Ba kandidatus ne’ebe liu seleksaun dokumentus hafoin hetan kontaktu hodi tuir teste Eskrita no Intervista hanesan prosesu rekrutamentu.

Project Coordinator (National Position) - Marie Stopes International Timor Leste - CD 23 March 2014

Vacancy Announcement Project Coordinator – National Position

Marie Stopes International (MSI) is one of the world’s leading sexual and reproductive healthcare not-for-profit organizations.  MSI develop efficient, effective and sustainable family planning programmes in Timor-Leste and other countries. MSITL is currently looking for a Project Coordinator to support the programmatic teams delivering evidence based interventions and accurate reporting against project measures of success.
Purpose:
The  Project Coordinator is responsible for supporting our district teams to provide family planning services to our clients. The position involves coordinating and monitoring project activity, coordinating stock requests and distribution, assisting with campaign development, developing the capacity of your team, managing relationships with partners and ongoing review of project performance and targets.
Key Requirements of the Position:
  • An undergraduate qualification (S1) or equivalent experience in, business management, health, or relevant fields (clinical sciences would be advantageous)
  • 3 years experience managing others
  • Experience in program coordination
  • Experience in managing project and operational logistics
  • Experience preparing budgets and managing finances
  • Experience in developing and maintaining relationships with external  stakeholders
  • Leadership skills
  • Personal workload prioritization and time management skills
  • Strong interpersonal skills
  • Ability in writing reports and presenting findings
  •  Fluent in Tetum, English and at least one language from eastern districts (Lautem, Baucau and Viqueque)
  • Respects and has commitment to an individual’s right to control their own fertility
  • Women encouraged to apply
All interested candidates should submit a cover letter of no more than 1 page describing their suitability to the above requirements in English. The candidate should include a recent CV and names of three traceable referees with their contact details. Additional certificates are not required.
All applications should be addressed to Ana Maria Da Costa, People and Development Manager, MSITL, Rua Vila Verde, Dili or by email to anamaria@mariestopestl.org. A detailed job description can be obtained by sending an email to the above address.
All applications must be received by MSITL no later than 5pm 23 March 2014. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

National MIS/IT Consultant- Ministério da Solidariedade Social -CD 21 de Marco de 2014



Ministério da Solidariedade Social 

Terms of Reference (TOR) for  the Advisory Services by the | MIS/IT National | Consultant for the Implementation of MIS System and ICT Enhancement for Cash Transfer Programs of the Ministry of Social Solidarity, Timor-Leste
1.Background
The Government of Timor Leste through the Ministry of Social Solidarity (MSS) has in recent years expanded its social assistance by introducing a set of cash transfers programs. The largest program is a social, non-contributory pension transfer targeting the elderly, with other cash benefits for disabled people and veterans/survivor families of those killed in the independence struggle. These programs are complemented by a cash transfer targeted to single mothers with children (Bolsa da Mae) and a compensatory scheme targeting internally displaced people (IDPs); the latter will not be part of the longer term social protection initiatives in Timor.  There are also disaster relief programs managed by MSS.  At present, these programs operate largely with separate databases which are at varying stages of sophistication and functionality.  Due to the relatively recent establishment of programs, the administrative and operational capacity for successful implementation of cash transfers programs has been constrained by the absence of a robust and well-functioning MIS system that could effectively manage and maintain program data and beneficiary data such as the beneficiary database, monitoring (including conditionalities if needed), payments, and grievances. In particular, the fragmentation of program databases is an issue that MSS leadership has identified as a critical constraint which they would like to overcome through the integration of MSS beneficiary databases and development of MIS capability.
The World Bank is working closely with the Ministry to support the Ministry’s administration reform through establishing a comprehensive and integrated MIS system for social protection programs, and through adopting innovative ICT applications to improve the operations/service delivery efficiency and transparency of cash transfer programs. Towards this initiative, the Ministry recently received a grant from the World Bank to design and implement a comprehensive MIS system and necessary IT infrastructure (RSR-MDTF Social Protection Administration Project (P125784)). Concurrently, the Ministry requested for technical assistance from the Bank to support the design and establishment of the MSS’ standardized MIS, and completing the efforts supported by the Project.
This Terms of Reference outlines the scope of work for a National MIS/IT Consultant.
2.Objectives The overall objective of this assignment is to provide technical advice to the Ministry currently undergoing an administration reform through establishment of a standardized MIS. The objectives of the consultant are to ensure that MSS is advised on best international practices and standards in the processes of:
  • Establishment of a well-designed, robust and integrated MIS system for MSS that serves management, effective record keeping for service delivery, and program monitoring.
  • IT infrastructure enhancements and consolidation within the Ministry/departments in order to strengthen and improve business and operational processes of Cash Transfer programs with the help of effective IT systems.
  • Capacity building for MSS staffs on MIS/ICT implementation issues.
3.Scope of Work and Services
The consultant will perform duties and responsibilities under the guidance of the task team in ensuring close communication and liaison with MSS to ensure that the Task Team’s advice and recommendations are effectively communicated to MSS and document discussions and agreements.
Advisory Services on the MIS Development Activities, Progress Monitoring, Supervision and Implementation
Work closely with the task team, the consultant will advise MSS in the processes of monitoring and supervising suppliers to ensure that their supplied services and/or goods are in accordance with their respective technical specifications, expected deliverable and milestones. Specific processes in which the Consultant advise MSS include :
  • Advising MSS on overseeing the IT firm and participate in the meetings/discussion as a local resource person during the key project life cycle, with a particular focus on system testing and operational acceptance phase, system deployment phase, training and capacity building.
  • ·Assist and coordinate with MSS technical team during the system warranty period to facilitate smooth operation of MIS, and if any technical issues encountered, assist in providing first level of diagnostic technical support including the coordination with the respective Service Providers (IT firm, Timor Telecom) for the timely follow ups and resolution of any such identified issues.
  • Reviewing of the key documentation deliverables by the IT firm, such as training manuals and materials, test plans, operational acceptance criteria among others; prepare a check list of key deliverables expected from the Service Providers before the final handover. 
  • Advising MSS on the process of reviewing and inspecting of the hardware, networking, WAN delivered and installed by the vendors to ensure that the Bills of Quantity and specifications are in compliance with the Bid document; and subsequently inspect and supervise the hardware and software installation, configuration and implementation activities at central and local levels.
  • Advising MSS during the data migration and quality review, MIS system operational acceptance testing, MIS user training program.·Reviewing by-monthly progress reports submitted by various contractors/vendors, identify potential problems encountered;
  • Advising MSS in developing necessary human resource capacity and resource planning for effectively implementing and updating the systems at local and central levels once the system is in operational;
  • Advising MSS in establishing necessary IT policy and practices for system’s long term sustainability; 
  • Necessary coordination with the Director-General Office, SPAP Project Coordinator, SPAP Technical Working Group and MSS staff to work as team for achieving project objectives;
  • Developing capacity in the MSS IT team and other key MSS technical staffs to be an ongoing local resource person to MSS on MIS issues; and
  • Participating in meetings/discussions with various line ministries and counterparts including the World Bank project inception and review missions, and including other International consultants hired by the MSS/World Bank who are expected to work with MSS in the context of MIS development.
Key outputs
The key outputs will be a set of written products in line with the key activities outlined above.  Each draft report will be submitted to the World Bank task team and shared with MSS for review and discussion and then finalized:
  • Bi weekly activities/progress reports highlighting key achievements made, critical factors and challenges with recommendations on improvements;
  • Inputs to a detailed output based work plan including a timeline.
  • Training/workshop reports;
  • A draft technical note on key features of the established MIS system and recommendations for further development; and
  • Other reports and outputs upon request.
4.Period, reporting, and other arrangements
The assignment is for a total of 150 work days, starting immediately and to be completed by October 31 2014.  While the contract will be between the World Bank and the Consultant, it would be necessary to coordinate closely with the designated working group on MIS reforms of the Ministry of Social Solidarity (MSS), which will be the Implementing Agency for this project. The assignment will be primarily based in Dili with possibility of intermittent travel in districts during implementation phases of the project.
The Consultant will report to the World Bank project Task Team Leader, and liaise regularly with the SP Specialist in the WB Dili office. The World Bank technical team will also provide necessary suggestions/recommendations on the consultants’ reports and deliverables. In order to ensure maximum integration in the operations of MSS and support knowledge transfer to MSS IT staff, MSS would provide office space and support to the consultant, with additional support from World Bank resident Office. MSS would designate the primary interlocutor overall for the consultant, most likely from the working group on MIS reform in MSS, as well as nominating individuals in the IT section and IT officers where available in individual sections/programs of the Ministry to coordinate with the consultant.