As Programme Manager
you will report to the Head of Programme and have overall responsibility for overseeing the planning
strategic leadership
operational delivery
and growth of the EAT Programme. You will manage resources effectively
manage various stakeholders
ensure compliance with financial and administrative processes
and coordinate the logistics and operations. You will be responsible for the growth
expansion and support of a complex
sensitive and dynamic programme. The position requires strong leadership
people management
tact
negotiation
flexibility
communication and organisational skills. You will lead a dynamic team of over 10 staff members including in Juba and 2 field locations. Your strategic vision
leadership
and ability to navigate and adapt to volatile contexts will be essential for success. We Are Looking For: Leadership & Management: Minimum 5 years of proven leadership in humanitarian and development related programming in insecure and dynamic environments
focusing on results-based management. Programme Expertise: 7+ years of experience in managing large humanitarian and development action in volatile contexts
ideally in South Sudan. Technical Skills: Strong in grant management
monitoring and evaluation
donor relations including reporting
and compliance with standards. Substantive experience in CVA and protection programming is a requirement. Experience in humanitarian coordination
ideally integrating peacebuilding
protection (general protection
EORE
Child Protection)
shelter and emergency response
livelihoods
is a plus. Fundraising & Advocacy: Proven success in donor engagement
proposal development
and securing funding from reputable institutional and private donors such as USAID/BHA
DG-ECHO
DANIDA
UN agencies’ funding
Safety and security management: Experience and knowledge of security and safety management for assets
resources and staff including setting up
enforcing and adapting to security and safety protocols and Standard Operation Procedures. Partnership and collaboration: Knowledge and experience in partnership-based approach to programme management as well as coordination and working closely with other humanitarian agencies in remote and sensitive hard to reach locations. Networking: Excellent communication and relationship-building skills with stakeholders. Adaptability: Resilient and comfortable working in volatile and multicultural environments. Education & Language: Relevant Master’s degree preferred; fluency in English required. Travel: Willing to travel within South Sudan to support field operations. We Offer As the Emergency Assistance Team Programme Manager in South Sudan
you will take on a pivotal role in transforming the lives of vulnerable communities impacted by natural and non-natural hazards such climatic shocks and conflict Joining DCA means becoming part of a global organisation dedicated to creating lasting impact. Here’s what we offer: Meaningful Work You will lead efforts to build resilience and create safer environments for vulnerable communities
directly contributing to their safety
dignity
and improved livelihoods. Your work will address some of the most critical humanitarian and development challenges in South Sudan. Strategic Leadership Opportunity: Gain decision-making authority within a well-established and impactful programme. You will contribute and shape the future of DCA’s EAT programme operations in South Sudan
with opportunities to collaborate other stakeholders and initiatives. Comprehensive Compensation Package: Competitive
salary aligned with international NGO standards. Comprehensive insurance coverage
including health
life
and accident insurance. Free
fully furnished housing in South Sudan. Annual return flights for home leave. Six weeks of paid vacation annually to ensure work-life balance. An attractive Rest and Recuperation (R&R) package
including time off and associated travel allowances. Professional Growth and Support: A supportive work environment that prioritises staff welfare
capacity building
and professional development. Backing from experienced and dedicated HQ colleagues to ensure programme success and innovation. Opportunities to develop and expand the programme
fostering synergies between mine action
community resilience
and other development initiatives. Challenging and Rewarding Context: Work in one of the world’s most complex humanitarian settings
where your leadership and expertise can directly influence the lives of thousands. This role offers a unique chance to grow professionally while making a significant difference in the field of Emergency Assistance. Dynamic and Appreciative Workplace: Collaborate with a team of over 35 highly skilled national and international colleagues
fostering innovation and team spirit in a multicultural and diverse environment. Why Join DCA? DCA is a leading faith-based organisation that values inclusivity
accountability
and innovation. By joining our team
you’ll contribute to an organisation committed to promoting human rights
resilience
and sustainable development across the globe. Embark on a journey with us to create safer
more dignified futures for South Sudan’s communities. How to Apply: Submit your CV and cover letter through our recruitment system. Applications submitted via email will not be considered. Application Deadline: 14th February 2025. Test and rating: Preliminary 19-20 February 2025 Interview Dates: Preliminary 24-25 February 2025. Shortlisted candidates will complete a test prior to the interview. Interviews will be conducted via TEAMS. For further details
contact Nathan Akureje
Head of Programme
at naku@dca.dk. DCA’s Commitment: We welcome applications from all qualified candidates
regardless of age
gender
race
religion
sexual orientation
abilities
or ethnic affiliation. DCA conducts an anti-terror check as part of the recruitment process. Successful candidates must be able to pass and maintain this status throughout their employment. Everyone applying for a job with DCA must be ready to comply with and sign our Code of Conduct
Staff Policy on Prevention of Sexual Exploitation
Abuse and Harassment and our Child Safeguarding Policy. For more information on DCA please visit our website
http://www.danchurchaid.org. Be part of DCA’s mission to make a difference in South Sudan—apply today!