The Program Coordinator is responsible for leading ILF’s environment team in the production, distribution and monitoring of fuel efficient stove (FES) program in Dadaab Refugee Camp, Kenya.
Requirements:
- Bachelor degree
- English fluency
- Prior field experience working with humanitarian NGOs and/or UN agencies (preferably in Sub-Saharan Africa)
- Experience in fuel-efficient cook-stoves and/or sustainable fuel technologies preferred
- Day to day management of FES program, assignment of roles and execution of production, distribution and monitoring activities
- Liaising with partnering institutions including UNHCR and GIZ, community groups and individuals in the development of ILF’s stove program and realization of ILF’s objectives
- Leading the community mobilization process by engaging with different sectors of the beneficiary refugee communities
- Ensuring regular and appropriate monitoring is carried out on production and distribution, as well as maintenance of up-to-date records of distribution, training and monitoring
- Engaging and educating communities on the design, purpose, benefits, use and maintenance of FES
- Undertaking assessments and surveys related to ILF’s FES program
- Providing accountability for program purchases in the form of invoices, receipts, and agreements
- Making recommendations to ILF’s HQ regarding the direction and design of existing FES program, as well as any proposed design changes or stakeholder feedback on the FES itself
- Preparing and executing monthly budgets, production schedules and activity plans
- Reporting: Providing regular updates including monthly reports to HQ on activities completed, outcomes achieved, and future agenda.
Send resume/CV and cover letter to Rachael Reichenbach and rreichenbach@lifelinefund.org.
Please indicate your name and 'Environment Program Coordinator' in the subject line.
Closing date: 22 Apr 2011
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