La Fondation Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS recherche un conseiller en développement organisationnel – Mbarara, Ouganda

 

 

Job Summary :

The Organizational Development Advisor (ODA) will provide technical leadership and facilitate the capacity building activity under RHITES -SW. She/he will be responsible for the capacity building strategy design, coordination and management of capacity assessment and associated technical assistance (TA) for civil society organizations (CSO) and EGPAF as needed. She/he will build internal capacity and train staff in use of designed strategies/ approaches For the CB RHITES-SW activity, the ODA will work with the Washington, DC technical lead to coordinate TA, respond to donor requests, and set-up assessments as needed. The ODA will lead TA activities based on his/her expertise and represent the Uganda capacity building team on all transition working group meetings.

 

Key Duties and Responsibilities :

  • Provide strategic technical and leadership direction in development and implementation of Capacity Building Strategies.
  • Train Staff and ensure that they are able to use and implement designed approaches/strategies
  • Carry out impact assessment and design data driven capacity building  interventions
  • Work with &E functional head  to develop indicators and have them included in M&E monitoring plan
  • Coordinate and implement USAID’s NUPAS/Organizational Capacity Assessments (OCA) and other diagnostics as necessary to determine capacity development opportunities for local NGOs.
  • Lead assessment of capacity development needs and the design and implementation of capacity building work plan/activity matrix
  • Work in liaison with the Grants Department to develop the capacity building strategy for RHITES-SW local NGO sub grantees that will be selected for transitional grants
  • In liaison with DBT Managers and  Communication and Advocacy Advisor, ensure knowledge harvesting is done and shared through appropriate channels
  • Support the development and delivery of technical assistance based on the NUPAS-OCA action plans and other identified gaps. This assistance will include.
  • Support development, delivery, and logistics of capacity building mentorship, workshops, trainings, and events
  •  Provide executive coaching and mentorship to local NGO staff and managers in support of specific capacity development activities
  •  Monitor the progress of implementation defined capacity development activities and milestones and provide recommendations on appropriate follow on actions.
  • Develop & disseminate  reports as appropriate
  • Develop a data base of resourceful consultants in areas of institutional development. Timely prepare periodic reports and disseminate to relevant stakeholders.

 

Qualifications, Skills and Experience :

  • The ideal candidate must hold a Master’s degree in Public Heath, Business Administration, International Development, Organizational Development, Public Administration, Public Policy, or related fields.
  • Experience with the  NUPAS/OCA and strong capacity development skills , HR, HMIS  quality improvement , health leadership skills will be of added advantage
  • At least six years of professional experience working with USG awards.
  • Solid experience with building capacity of CSO’s, FBO’s, government and private sector.
  • Expertise in managing transition and building their capacity to self-reliance
  • At least three years’ experience in institutional organizational development or adult learning using participatory approaches, including mentoring and coaching.
  • Exceptional communication skills and a demonstrated experience in facilitating meetings, building consensus, and creating innovative ways to bring teams together.
  • Possess exceptional management, organizational, and interpersonal skills including proven ability to resolve sensitive and complicated work issues with senior high-level country counterparts, donor representatives and senior-level staff.
  • Fluency in English.

Employee Status :

  • Full Time Employee

Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation is an equal opportunity employer

 

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