
Posted date | 26th March, 2025 | Last date to apply | 6th April, 2025 |
Country | Pakistan | Locations | Islamabad |
Category | Program Management | ||
Type | Fixed-Term | Position | 1 |
General mission
Under the responsibility of the Programme Director, the Technical Head of Programme contributes to the implementation of Humanité & Inclusion's mandate and 10-year strategy within his/her programme. He/she is the driving force behind the programmatic development of social missions within his/her technical scope, and ensures that the quality and impact of the projects implemented in the programme are optimised, in line with the priorities defined in the Technical Strategies.
The Technical Head of Program is responsible for a team of specialists (Technical Field Specialist, Business Developer, MEAL...).
Missions / responsibilities (*)
Mission 1: Management a. Exemplary Manager: embodies HI's values on a daily basis, and is a role model. b. Meaningful manager: understands the strategy, makes it explicit, translates it into operational objectives for the team, leads the necessary changes. Gives meaning to each management action. Encourages inter and intra departmental exchanges of practice. Encourages innovation and risk-taking. c. Operational Manager: organizes the operational management of his or her team, structures the work around identified processes, steers performance, and facilitates problem solving. d. Manager 1st HR&Coach: contributes to the development of its employees, creating the conditions to enable their commitment, their professionalism and their attachment to HI. Ensures compliance with the code of conduct of institutional policies, the state of mind and the expected individual and collective behavior.
Mission 2: Strategy and management a. Proposes the development of the programmatic framework of the programme's StratOp, based on an analysis of the sectoral context and following the StraTechs and Development Plans of the Emergency, Atlas and Impact-Innovation Information divisions, in conjunction with the operational teams. b. Ensures the deployment of cross-cutting approaches within programming, promotes cross-sectoral synergies and intervention themes. c. Proposes the design and evolution of the programme's technical support, based on the skills of the technical specialists and technical profiles assigned to the projects, and according to the key priority sectors and the skills of the project managers. d. Contributes, at least once a year, (regarding its projects and data) to the annual monitoring of the StratOp and to the planning of the following year's programmes (i.e. support missions and evaluations). e. Ensures the MEAL part of the Operational Strategy, pilots the related action plan and the strategy monitoring tool.
Mission 3: Development of the social mission and programmatic vision Defines the programme's funding strategy for new themes or innovations in existing sectors, ensures the development of opportunities for each theme within its scope, proposes the geographical development of HI sectors, and ensures the conformity of the technical proposal with nexus issues.
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Mission 4: Quality standards and expertise with the MEAL and technical profiles of the Programme Controls and monitors the technical quality and relevance of HI activities within its scope: Ensures that project managers receive appropriate technical and methodological guidance and support from MEAL team members and specialists based at headquarters or at programme level. a Ensures quality control of projects and the programme and raises alerts and recommendations. b Follows up the implementation of recommendations from support missions, evaluation or audit, as appropriate. c Ensures a local sectoral watch and collects good practices. In connection with the MEAL missions:
Mission 5: Ensure external representation and promotion of HI's expertise in its field
Mission 6: Emergency preparedness and response Leads the emergency preparedness actions in his/her department and, in case of emergency, reorganizes the priorities of his/her team according to the humanitarian imperative, in order to ensure a rapid and effective response from HI.
Inclusive Humanitarian action
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Specific qualifications required
Qualification: Master's degree in one of HI's technical sectors of intervention and/or in international cooperation and/or humanitarian development.
Experience: a minimum of 5 years experience in humanitarian development with experience in project management (multi or complex) + experience(s) in one of HI's technical sectors of intervention. Experience in the field of inclusion of people with disabilities welcome.
Travel: 30% field travel within country to technically support HI, it's partners, alliances, and government stakeholders.
Competencies
Managerial skills
- Being able to develop team members: developing the ability of staff to work independently. Knowing how to position yourself to make things happen
- Simplify and prioritise
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Shared skills – Sectors of intervention
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Public relations / representation / internal-external communication - Global programme management |
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Learning lessons from experience and continuous learning - MEAL |
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Strategic Analysis - Institutional Partnerships |
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Safe programming: Risk management - Protection |
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Norms, legal frameworks, references related to disability - Inclusion |
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Operational partnerships - Field project management |
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Emergency preparedness and response skills (see Occupational Design Model)
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Emergency watch and preparedness |
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Cross-cutting skills
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Federation Handicap International is committed to diversity and inclusion within its workforce, and encourages all candidates, irrespective of gender, nationality, religious and ethnic backgrounds, including persons living with disabilities or any limitation, to apply to become a part of the organization.
Federation Handicap International has a zero-tolerance policy on conduct that is incompatible with the aims and objectives of the Federation Handicap International, including sexual exploitation and abuse, sexual harassment, PSEA (Sexual Exploitation and Abuse of Beneficiaries) abuse of authority and discrimination. Federation Handicap International also adheres to strict child safeguarding principles. All selected candidates will, therefore, undergo rigorous reference and background checks, and will be expected to adhere to these standards and principles. - This position involves working with children, women and is subject to strict safer recruitment checks. The successful candidate will be required to complete a police check and self-declaration form to help verify their suitability to work with children and women.
HI is an equal employment opportunities provider. Women and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.