Programme Administrator To Civil Rights Defenders Eurasia
Civil Rights Defenders / Administratörsjobb / Stockholm
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About the role
As Program Administrator you will work closely with the Department Director and EURASIA Programme Officers to manage the grants for the EURASIA region.
Your main responsibility will be to give input and assess partners reporting and provide other programmatic support, such as assisting your colleagues in monitoring and analysing the human rights situation in EURASIA.
The Programme Administrators reports to the EURASIA Department Director.
The role offers great variety, including work tasks such as:
• Assisting in monitoring and analysing the human rights situation in the EURASIA region
• Assisting in conducting human rights activities and capacity building according to the annual plan of action
• Assisting in evaluating and reporting of the grants
• Assisting in tracking programme budgets
• Maintain regular communication with the partners and give feedback on the grant's management
• Overseeing the following office facilities: equipment, inventory, purchases and office cleanliness
• Procuring office equipment and services
• Managing logistics for seminars, workshops and project-organised public events including printing, facilities, trainee logistics, banners, signage etc.
• Liaising with government agencies on customs, visa and other issues
• Other duties as may be assigned from time to time by Department Director and programme staff, and that are consistent with the duties of a project administrator
About you
As a person you easily adapt to changing circumstances and you see the possibilities in change. Although you like to plan, organise, and prioritize your work in an efficient way to keep time frames and deliver results according to organisational goals and quality standards.
Furthermore, you have the interest, willingness and ability to help others and strives to deliver solutions.
If you also tend to remain motivated and effective despite setbacks and have the interest and ability to collaborate with and relate to other people in a responsive and smooth way, we are sure that you will thrive in this role.
We assume that you share our values.
To be suitable for this position you have:
• A Bachelor's degree in Law, Political Science, International Relations or similar, including education on international human rights mechanisms
• At least one year of working experience with human rights
• Documented experience of work in the NGO sector, and/or advocacy work
• Experience in working with budgets, grants
• Fluency in English and Russian
• Strong IT skills, including good knowledge of Microsoft 365 (Teams, Outlook, Excel, PPT, Word
About the employment
This is a full-time permanent employment with 6 months probationary employment, starting as soon as possible or according to agreement. As an organisation, we strive for diversity and we see your background, experience, and personality as a contribution to the organisation. You will be based in Stockholm, Sweden.
Please apply as soon as possible, as we recruit on an ongoing basis.
About us
Civil Rights Defenders is a politically and religiously independent international human rights organisation. We defend people's civil and political rights in some of the world's most repressive regions. We partner with and support human rights defenders in more than 200 organisations in 30 countries on four continents. Together with our partners, we hold those in power accountable when people's civil or political rights are violated. We also act as Sweden's civil rights watchdog.
Civil Rights Defenders has around 100 staff members working in various functions towards our vision - a world of democratic societies in which we all enjoy our civil and political rights. Our headquarter is located in Stockholm, and we have eight branch-offices around the world. Learn more about our work at crd.org (
https://app.teamtailor.com/companies/quKUlp2-vJo/jobs/1031785/edit/www.crd.org).Varaktighet, arbetstid
Heltid Anställningstid enligt överenskommelse
Publiceringsdatum2021-10-19ErsättningLön enligt överenskommelse
Så ansöker duSista dag att ansöka är 2021-10-30
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Omfattning Detta är ett heltidsjobb.
Arbetsgivare Civil Rights Defenders Jobbnummer 6053445
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