Vacancy title:
Consortium Manager

Jobs at:
Care International

Deadline of this Job:
14th December 2018

Duty Station:
Uganda

Summary
Date Posted: 3rd December 2018 , Base Salary: Not Disclosed , Employment Type: Full-Time

JOB DETAILS:
Care International has been active in Uganda since 1969 and working in the country continuously since 1979, implementing a diverse portfolio of programs and projects ranging from emergency services to economic development and civil society building. Our current programming targets Women, Girls and youth as well as vulnerable groups such as the extreme poor, internally displaced people, children to provide assistance and opportunities for empowerment and sustainable development through addressing the underlying causes of poverty grounded on careful and thorough analysis of power relations between different groups in society and the local context in which they live and work. Our programming is guided by our core values of transformation, Integrity, Diversity, Equality and excellence.

CARE International in Uganda seeks to recruit a highly motivated and qualified humanitarian and development professional to fill the position of Operations Director and Soliciting CVs for the positions of; Consortium Manager and Procurement Officer as summarised below;

Position: Consortium Manager– International Position
Location-Kyangwali Refugee Settlement-South Western Uganda

JOB SUMMARY
The Consortium Manager will be specifically responsible for facilitating an integrated holistic approach in project supervision, coordination, planning, and implementation among ECHO 2019 HIP Consortium partners, across the various locations of operation with a focus on evidenced cross-learning, downward accountability, and monitoring integration aspects. S/he will oversee all project administration, financial management and human resource development according to CARE’s policies, ECHO rules and regulations, framework partnership agreement, and grant agreement between the consortium and ECHO. S/he will ensure effective implementation of project’s visibility and communication plan. S/he will communicate regularly with the CARE Member Partner (CMP) about progress, challenges and setbacks. S/he will also help facilitate the integration of the project with CARE’s longerterm humanitarian programming. The CM will act as CARE’s and the Consortium primary representative for the project in local, national, and international level fora. S/he will facilitate smooth coordination between the consortium partner and other agencies active in Protection to avoid duplication, leverage comparative strengths, and contribute to joint advocacy. The employee shall fully comply with safety and security procedure of CARE and should be accountable for it.