Programme officer at Europe office, Lund
Stift. R Wallenberg Institutet F Mänskl. Rättigh / Skolkonsulentjobb / Lund
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The Raoul Wallenberg Institute is currently seeking candidates for the position as Programme Officer at its Europe Office in Lund, Sweden.
The position is temporary for 24 months with the possibility of prolongation depending on funding.
The Programme Officer's primary responsibilities are to ensure that the human rights capacity development programmes of RWI in Europe are planned, implemented and followed up. The programme officer is also expected to contribute to the overall development of the Europe programme including fund raising. The Programme Officer will report to the Director of the Europe Office.
Main Tasks and Responsibilities
• Plan and implement activities as outlined in approved work plans, including: developing terms of reference and agreements; developing agendas and materials; securing resource persons and other necessary inputs for activities; making necessary logistical arrangements (travel, accommodation, etc.); and coordinating completion of activity deliverables.
• Develop and monitor programme budgets, ensuring that budgetary resources are efficiently utilised to achieve expected results.
• Regularly assess and monitor programme developments and results.
• Stay informed of relevant geographic/thematic/political developments for the successful carrying out of duties and responsibilities of the position.
• Initiate and maintain regular contact with partners, relevant authorities, organisations, donors, etc.
• Prepare narrative reports to analyse the results of activities/programmes carried out.
• Develop work plans.
• Assess new programme opportunities within the mandate and concerning the priorities of RWI, and when relevant develop proposals for new programmes.
• Develop working methodologies and tools for the improvement of programmes.
• Conduct relevant research that informs and enhances the quality of programmes.
• Periodic travel to programme activity sites to successfully implement the duties above.
Obligatory qualifications:
• Relevant university degree; preferably specialisation in human rights or related field
• At least three years of documented programme management or other relevant experience in the human rights field, preferably in Europe
• Fluency in English with excellent English language writing skills
• Fluency in Russian, both orally and in writing
• Proven skills to work in teams
Advantageous qualifications:
• Experience from work in RWI's thematic focus areas, e.g. inclusive societies, economic globalisation and human rights, fair and efficient justice, and/or people on the move
• Experience from working with human rights in cooperation with academic institutions, civil society organisations and local authorities
• Research experience
• Ability to work under pressure and complete tasks within given timeframes
• Flexible, proactive and solution-oriented mindset with a desire to continuously improve work performance
The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) is an independent academic institution established in 1984. The mission of RWI is to contribute to a wider understanding of and respect for human rights and international humanitarian law. We combine evidence-based human rights research with direct engagement The work of the Institute focuses on four thematic areas: Fair and Efficient Justice; Inclusive Societies; People on the Move; and Economic Globalisation and Human Rights (see further
http://rwi.lu.se/).Publiceringsdatum2017-10-02Så ansöker duSista dag att ansöka är 2017-10-15
KontaktNina Frykman
nina.frykman@rwi.lu.se 046-2221225
FöretagSTIFT. R WALLENBERG INSTITUTET F MÄNSKL. RÄTTIGH
AdressSTIFT. R WALLENBERG INSTITUTET F MÄNSKL. RÄTTIGH
Box 1155
22105 LUND
KontorsadressStora Gråbrödersgatan 17b
Jobbnummer 3728454
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