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Friday, December 8, 2017

Operations Manager at africanDRONE


africanDRONE is a new NPO which is being incubated by Code for Africa’s innovateAFRICA programme aims to promote and connect drone pilots and journalists throughout the continent of Africa. It also coordinates drone journalism projects and supports them with direct grants, and organizes drone meetups and events throughout the continent.

africanDRONE seeks to employ an Operations Manager to be based in Cape Town.

Report to: Director

Salary: Dependent upon experience

Start: January 2018

Duration: One year, with an initial three months’ probation period with the possibility of renewal

Responsibilities:

• Manage the build of a new website and online marketplace to showcase drone work around the continent
• Help to set up operational systems that will work across multiple countries
• Manage the marketing of africanDRONE
• Manage the logistics and promotion of drone meetups around the continent
• Manage budgets and payments
• Manage communications and newsletters to members

Requirements:

• Strong organisational and project managing skills with proven track record in managing projects and teams
• At least five years’ experience working in a multimedia and /or digital environments
• Experience working with budgets
• Experience in journalism, creative processes, or production is a plus
• Strong communications skills in written and spoken form
• Competent working with Slack, Google folders/Docs/Sheets
• Has own laptop
• Self-motivated, energetic personality with the ability to work independently
• Willing to be flexible in work environment and tasks
• Ability to manage multiple unconnected management processes at the same time
• Commitment to social issues and stories that “make a difference” a huge plus

To apply, submit CV and a cover letter to admin@africandrone.org

Project Manager at Southern African Development Community


PROJECT MANAGER - TRF - Botswana

GOVERNMENT OF BOTSWANA: TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR PROJECT MANAGER

(TRADE RELATED FACILITY

Background

The SADC Trade Related Facility (TRF) is a mechanism for financial and technical support to SADC Member States to assist them to implement commitments made under the SADC Trade Protocol and the SADC Economic Partnership Agreement with the EU (EPA). The main objective of the TRF is to strengthen the process of regional integration in SADC, enhance trade with the EU and strengthen the region’s trade competitiveness globally. The specific objective of the Facility is to enhance the implementation of the SADC Trade Protocol and the SADC EU EPA in order to increase intra-regional and inter-regional trade flows of Member States.

Financial assistance under the SADC Trade Related Facility will help Strengthen Botswana’s Capacity for:

• International Trade Administration, Competition and Customs Enforcement;
• Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) Management and Control Management of Standards Import Inspection Regulations; and
• Implementation of Electronic Commerce.

Summary of Specific Projects approved is as follows: 

Component 1 Strengthen Botswana’s Capacity for International Trade Administration, Competition and Customs Enforcement.

A. Human Resource Development

A key intervention of the project will be the development of the human resources of the two institutions – Botswana Trade Commission (BOTC) and Competition Authority (CA) through staff training. This strategy is motivated by the existence of gaps in the skills of staff. Each institution – BOTC and CA – will conduct separate Training Needs Assessments (TNAs) and develop separate training programmes.

B. Technical Assistance

A key intervention area of the project will be in developing capacity of the two institutions to carry out research especially on policy issues.
C. Systems Development /Improvement

Another critical area of intervention under this project is systems development and/or improvement. This basically relates to resources and tools that will go a long way in helping the beneficiary institutions carry out their mandates. Under this project the focus is on helping them to put and strengthening their Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) frameworks, establishing of resource centres in both institutions.

Customs Enforcement

Development of Botswana Unified Revenue Service (BURS regulations. An important component in this intervention area is the support to the Botswana Unified Revenue Service (BURS) to draft regulations to the new Customs Act.

Component 2: Strengthening SPS management and control and the management of the Standards Import Inspection Regulations

A. Strengthening of the SPS Institutional Framework

This project component will provide Technical Assistance to the Ministry of Agricultural Development and Food Security in drafting an Implementation Plan for strengthening the SPS Committee, the national notification authority for SPS, and the SPS Enquiry Point. The project will prepare a “Procedural Step-by-step Manual for SPS National Notification Authorities and SPS National Enquiry Points” in accordance with the WTO.

B. Improvement of SPS-related Information Exchange and Transparency

This project component will provide Technical Assistance to the Ministry of Agricultural Development and Food Security and the Ministry of Health and Wellness in drafting an Implementation Plan for a Rapid Response System, including an Early Warning System, Emergency Preparedness, the Rapid Response System and the Composition of a Rapid Response Team.

C. Awareness raising among farmers, exporters and importers on SPS measures

This project component will provide and expand training capacity to NPPO for awareness raising training sessions among farmers, exporters and importers on SPS Measure, building upon the training efforts and awareness raising activities of the REIS Programme, which to date trained over a hundred regional farmers and agro-product exporters who have participated in REIS organized SPS awareness raising workshops and training sessions.

D. Strengthening SPS and Standards Procedures of laboratories

This project component will provide Technical Assistance to review the Quality Manual. Also this project component will provide revision of the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to become compliant with ISO IEC 17020 (Inspections) & ISO IEC 17025 (Laboratory testing & calibration), and training including: training aids, and training-the-trainer sessions. Also, a product safety and tracking SPS database will be developed and operating.

E. Strengthening SPS and Standards Inspectorate

This project component will provide Technical Assistance to support Botswana Bureau of Standards (BOBS) to enhance the enforcement of Standards of regulated Food and Agricultural Products which provides for improvement of the collaboration between BOBS and National Food Control Laboratory in order to shorten inspection and test turnaround times. Information Exchange and Inspection Alert System may be part of this Integrated Inspection Plan for Food and Agricultural Products.

F. Supporting Accreditation of the Compulsory Standards Unit (CSU) of BOBS

This project component will provide training to CSU-staff in effectively enforcing all of the 45 Standards Prescribed in the SIIR. Extra capacity will be needed to process the increased request for proposals for standards to become compulsory.

Component 3: National Strategy for E-Commerce

As the implementer of the e-commerce strategy, Government’s roles and responsibilities will be limited. This strategy will lay down objectives for Government to meet in areas such as the law associated with e-commerce, taxation and customs. The strategy also will lay down objectives for the private sector to attain, for example, in such areas as the development of electronic payment services, awareness and skills training. In implementing the action the following activities will be undertaken

1.A. Ecommerce Assessment: undertake assessment of Botswana ecommerce and identify baseline indicators

B. Strategy Formulation

• Results in step 1 will inform the strategy formulation process. The main process however will hinge on nationwide stakeholder consultation to collect input from Batswana.

C. Strategy Implementation

• A refined action plan with identified implementing agencies and resources allocations.

D. Policy and Legal Frameworks

• Improve Legal and policy framework to support ecommerce implementation. All affected laws will be identified for future amendment.

E. Capacity Building and Communications

• Consultants will be engaged to undertake the training exercises. Each consultant will develop training materials for the course on offer.
• Ministry of Investment Trade and Industry (MITI) will be seeking Technical assistance to achieve this objective.

2. Objective of the Project Management Unit (PMU)

A Project Management Unit (PMU) will be established for the management, monitoring, reporting and evaluation of the various components of the projects. The PMU is established under the procurement policies of the Botswana Government. The PMU shall report to the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry, International Trade Department on the overall implementation of the project.

Composition of the PMU

The PMU will comprise a Project Manager, Finance Officer, and a Procurement Officer. The Project Manager will be in charge of the overall implementation of the project and shall report on a regular basis to the Director, International Trade and to the Steering Committee.

Specific Tasks of the Project Manager

The Project Manager shall ensure that all the earmarked activities are implemented in a timely manner and a report submitted accordingly in accordance with SADC policies. The specific responsibilities of the manager will include:

• Manage and coordinate project activities, from substantive, administrative and financial points of view, applying strategic planning and systematic coordination of project activities;
• Manage day-to-day project implementation and overall coordination of project outcomes;
• Organises Project Steering Committee meetings;
• Ensure effective communication and coordination between the Project officers in implementing agencies, and the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI);
• Provide direction and leadership in advocating project objectives and in ensuring that all interested parties are well informed about the project activities and goals;
• Provide advice to project beneficiaries, review technical reports and monitor their activities;
• Identify any support and advice required for the management, planning and control of the Project;
• Ensure timely preparation and compilation of the Project Annual/Quarterly Work Plans and Progress/Final substantial and financial reports and its submission to Project Steering Committee and the Focal Point for further submission to the TRF Facility Support Unit; 
• Prepare monthly reports on key project activities, issues and required action points. Prepare the project semiannual progress reports (progress against planned activities, update on risks and issues, expenditures), annual review report and final review reports, and submit them to Project Steering Committee and the Focal Point as appropriate;
• Plan, organize and participate in the transparent tender bidding or request for proposal processes for the selection of implementing partners for sub-projects and ensure the preparation of clear tender bidding evaluation reports;
• Ensure the quality of outputs and results with optimal monitoring mechanisms; establish effective coordination, information sharing;
• Manage Project administrative and security related activities, monitor financial resources and accounting to ensure accuracy, compliance with SADC Financial Management Rules and reliability of financial reports;
• Ensure proper professional relationships with relevant national and international partner agencies and relevant development programmes/projects;
• Verify and channel all requests for Project, administrative, logistical and other support and report all incidents related to security and issues of general concern to the Focal Point and PSC;
• Manage the transfer of Project deliverables, documents, files, equipment and materials according to Botswana Government Supplies procedures;
• Ensure establishment and maintenance of proper electronic and paper filing systems;
• Facilitate preparation of terms of Reference for appointment of Consultants under the various components of the project where required and to follow up on implementation;
• Take the lead in the preparation of activity work plans and budgets and ensuring their timely execution;
• Prepare project reports for submission to the Steering Committee and SADC as part of the project monitoring process
• Ensure accountability of all funds provided for activity implementation;
• Take the lead in the production and dissemination of periodic progress reports;
• Perform other duties that may be required by MITI/DIT Senior Management relating to the project 

Qualifications and Expertise Requirements of Project Manager:

Should possess a Master degree or equivalent in international development, Project Management, Accounting, Finance, Public administration or other relevant field.

Experience:

• 5 years of relevant work experience
• Managerial experience in the field of development cooperation including in grant management, especially EU Grants 
• Knowledge of the issues in the relevant area
• Proven experience working with Government, civil society, international organizations and donors
• Experience in the usage of computers and office software packages (MS Word, Excel, etc.

Language Requirements: 

Fluency of English

Reporting

The PMU shall report on a regular basis to the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry, specifically to the (Focal Point/Director Trade/PS) and to the Project Steering Committee on the progress of the various components of the projects. Reports should be submitted to the Steering Committee. He/she will be directly supervised by the Director, Department of International Trade

Time Frame:

The projects should be completed by 30 September 2019. The project manager will be expected to work 40 hours a week (07:30-16:30; 12:45 -13:45 lunch time) for the duration of the contract.

Remuneration and Benefits

P30 000.00/month

Medical Aid: 15%

Gratuity : 30%

Leave : 30 days

Location

Gaborone, Botswana

Applications

Applications are invited and should be addressed to Director Department of International Trade, Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry, Plot No 54380, Central Business District, Private Bag 007, Gaborone, BOTSWANA or emailed to bgabalebatse@gov.bw. Applications should be received by 15 December 2017 before 15:00.

Community Services & Linkage Manager


m2m is an Africa-based, global non-governmental organisation (NGO) that unlocks the potential of mothers and their families through scalable, high-impact interventions because a healthy generation starts with mothers.  Since 2001, m2m has scaled its programmatic platform across nine countries to provide education and support to almost 1.5 million HIV-positive women through its Mentor Mother Model; a widely supported, evidence-based peer intervention.m2m’s peer mentor platform is designed to provide optimal identification and management of at-risk and high-need clients. Through the entry point of engaging mothers, m2m’s family-centered approach integrates services to meet the needs of women, children, adolescents, and male partners. m2m’s peer mentor-based service delivery addresses key determinants of health, increases knowledge and skills among clients and their families, and strengthens referrals and linkages between community and health facilities.  Fifteen years of data demonstrate m2m’s outcomes: retaining women and their families in care; supporting treatment adherence for individuals infected and affected by HIV; driving social and behavior change for HIV prevention, care and treatment; and improved sexual and reproductive health (SRH).  m2m’s peer mentors work both at the individual level—providing information and linking to resources, boosting motivation and behavioral skills, and building a sense of self-efficacy and control to foster healthy behaviors and skills acquisition; and at the community and institutional levels—engaging social networks, combating harmful social norms, and strengthening health systems.


Community Services & Linkage Manager 

The Community Services & Linkage Manager will be the lead technical expert for integration of community and clinical service delivery with a focus on improving results towards “90-90-90” strategy. The Community Services & Linkage Manager role will be to strengthen linkages and coordination between social service and health workforces, implementation of comprehensive, HIV-inclusive case management. There are 2 positions, one in Pretoria and one in Cape Town.

Key Performance Areas: 
Strengthening bi-directional referral systems to improve both health/HIV and social service delivery
Strengthen implementation of comprehensive, HIV-inclusive case management with a focus on improving paediatric HIV case identification
Strengthening HIV prevention focus, linkage to HTS, care, and treatment; retention among both children and their caregivers; and violence prevention and response.
Manage community profile and mapping referral systems of patients from the community to facility and vice versa
Work closely with stakeholders to create demand for health services
Communicate with operational managers in health facilities to ensure that the services provided can meet the demand created
Assist facilities to develop systems to enhance the linkage into care or patients referred from community testing events
Facilitate the tracing of defaulters in conjunction with the Community deployed staff
Provide administrative support to ensure that patients receive the appropriate care at each visit.
Ensure that linkage support aligns to community activations
Engage communities to improve the quality of care retention in care and adherence to treatment
Qualifications and Experience
Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or Public Health with a focus on public health, social sciences, or related field.
5 years of progressively responsible experience in a technical advisory role for large-scale family and community-based programs.
3 years of experience serving in a technical advisory role for PEPFAR-funded activity, with a focus on improving the wellbeing of orphans, vulnerable children and Adolescent (OVCA) and HIV prevention among AGYW.
Demonstrated role in strengthening coordination and linkages between clinical and community stakeholders, health and social service workforces; and operationalizing integrated service delivery models.
Demonstrated working knowledge of PEPFAR Technical Guidance for OVC and Prevention.
Demonstrated written, presentation, communication and organizational skills in English.
mothers2mothers is an equal opportunity employer. We particularly encourage applications from people living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHA), people with disabilities, women and previously disadvantaged people.

Competitive salary packages will be negotiable in accordance with m2m’s remuneration policies.

To Apply:
Interested applicants should apply for this position via https://www.m2m.org/careers/by 20 December 2017.

Finance & Operations Manager


m2m is an Africa-based, global non-governmental organisation (NGO) that unlocks the potential of mothers and their families through scalable, high-impact interventions because a healthy generation starts with mothers.  Since 2001, m2m has scaled its programmatic platform across nine countries to provide education and support to almost 1.5 million HIV-positive women through its Mentor Mother Model; a widely supported, evidence-based peer intervention.m2m’s peer mentor platform is designed to provide optimal identification and management of at-risk and high-need clients. Through the entry point of engaging mothers, m2m’s family-centered approach integrates services to meet the needs of women, children, adolescents, and male partners. m2m’s peer mentor-based service delivery addresses key determinants of health, increases knowledge and skills among clients and their families, and strengthens referrals and linkages between community and health facilities.  Fifteen years of data demonstrate m2m’s outcomes: retaining women and their families in care; supporting treatment adherence for individuals infected and affected by HIV; driving social and behavior change for HIV prevention, care and treatment; and improved sexual and reproductive health (SRH).  m2m’s peer mentors work both at the individual level—providing information and linking to resources, boosting motivation and behavioral skills, and building a sense of self-efficacy and control to foster healthy behaviors and skills acquisition; and at the community and institutional levels—engaging social networks, combating harmful social norms, and strengthening health systems.


Finance & Operations Manager 

The Finance & Operations Manager will be the lead expert for financial operations and management. This includes being responsible for efficient resource deployment and use, program accounting and financial reporting systems, cost-share and related reporting and ensuring compliance with USAID financial and accounting rules and regulations. There are 2 positions, one in Pretoria and one in Cape Town.

Key Performance Areas: 
Manage accounting and financial internal control systems in order to provide appropriate level of security over the project resources and operations;
Manage the financial and compliance aspects of donors and ensure that expenses are incurred consistent with grant agreements and contracts;
Ensure timely and accurate submission of financial data, reports, financial narrative and variance analysis;
Financial analysis and reporting to internal and external stakeholders including analysis of information needs at all levels of the country programme
Provide financial management advice and assistance to the Chief of Party and Team leads, including in the preparation and monitoring of project budgets, spending trends, revenue projections and resource mobilisation planning;
Supervision of the project Finance team.
Qualifications and Experience
Bachelor’s degree in finance, business administration or a closely related field. A Master’s degree is preferred.
8 years of progressively responsible experience in overseeing financial operations and management of large-scale, complex development activities in developing countries.
5 years of experience overseeing the procurement administration and financial management and reporting of a PEPFAR-funded activity.
Demonstrated working knowledge of U.S. Government financial and procurement rules and regulations.
Demonstrated written, presentation, communication and organizational skills in English.
Demonstrated experience with Financial Management tools and systems including high level of proficiency with computerized accounting.
Previous experience in a multi-national organization.
Competencies:
Focused and versatile team player that is comfortable under pressure
Strong analytical thinker with sound business and technical acumen
Highly independent individual, results and solution oriented with ability to prioritize and produce high quality outputs consistently
Demonstrated written, presentation, communication and organizational skills in English.
mothers2mothers is an equal opportunity employer. We particularly encourage applications from people living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHA), people with disabilities, women and previously disadvantaged people.

Competitive salary packages will be negotiable in accordance with m2m’s remuneration policies.

To Apply:
Interested applicants should apply for this position via https://www.m2m.org/careers/ by 20 December 2017.

Strategic Information Manager


m2m is an Africa-based, global non-governmental organisation (NGO) that unlocks the potential of mothers and their families through scalable, high-impact interventions because a healthy generation starts with mothers.  Since 2001, m2m has scaled its programmatic platform across nine countries to provide education and support to almost 1.5 million HIV-positive women through its Mentor Mother Model; a widely supported, evidence-based peer intervention.m2m’s peer mentor platform is designed to provide optimal identification and management of at-risk and high-need clients. Through the entry point of engaging mothers, m2m’s family-centered approach integrates services to meet the needs of women, children, adolescents, and male partners. m2m’s peer mentor-based service delivery addresses key determinants of health, increases knowledge and skills among clients and their families, and strengthens referrals and linkages between community and health facilities.  Fifteen years of data demonstrate m2m’s outcomes: retaining women and their families in care; supporting treatment adherence for individuals infected and affected by HIV; driving social and behavior change for HIV prevention, care and treatment; and improved sexual and reproductive health (SRH).  m2m’s peer mentors work both at the individual level—providing information and linking to resources, boosting motivation and behavioral skills, and building a sense of self-efficacy and control to foster healthy behaviors and skills acquisition; and at the community and institutional levels—engaging social networks, combating harmful social norms, and strengthening health systems.


Strategic Information Manager

The Strategic Information Manager will be the lead technical expert responsible for all strategic information responsibilities related to the program, including all monitoring, evaluation, analytics, and reporting of performance and results. Lead activity efforts to strengthen monitoring and evaluation, and performance reporting within the geographic area of activity, which may include overseeing support to community organizations to monitor, document and analyze the performance of their HIV services and activities and ensure data quality. There are 2 positions, one in Pretoria and one in Cape Town.

Key Performance Areas: 
Management of project specific M&E framework and Plan including systems requirements
Manage project evaluations including synthesis of information and managing dissemination towards improved knowledge sharing/management
Facilitate data utilisation including guiding routine project performance monitoring ensuring provision of analytical data to inform effective QA/QI
Develop and adapt M&E system in line with Project priorities and organisational M&E framework
Coordinate project operations research & publications portfolio in collaboration with Chief of Party and project team
Provision of strategic information for project level decision making in relation to programme performance monitoring, planning, resource mobilisation, strategic positioning and programme design.
Lead project M&E related internal and external reporting, providing relevant strategic information for evidence-based programmatic and strategic decision-making
Oversight & development of M&E technical expertise for project team to ensure adequate capacity to support project activities.
Manage project M&E team ensuring adequate staffing and capacity.
Qualifications and Experience
A Bachelor’s degree in public health or related field.
Minimum of 8 years of work experience in designing, establishing, and managing monitoring and evaluation systems, ensuring data quality, and managing data intensive, performance- based programs funded by PEPFAR.
Demonstrated ability to perform complex data analytics utilizing Microsoft Excel, STATA, and/or Business Intelligence tools and make recommendations.
Demonstrated working knowledge of South Africa’s health and social service information systems and monitoring and evaluation processes.
Competencies
Excellent knowledge of M&E systems development, best practices, innovations and international developments in HIV.
Cultural sensitivity and ability to effectively engage participants of different cultures and backgrounds.
Dynamic, innovative, results and action oriented leader.
Excellent organisational and interpersonal skills with experience managing human resources
Strategic thinker with strong business and analytical skills.
High ability to work independently with sound decision making.
Possession of own car and valid driver’s license beneficial.
mothers2mothers is an equal opportunity employer. We particularly encourage applications from people living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHA), people with disabilities, women and previously disadvantaged people.
Competitive salary packages will be negotiable in accordance with m2m’s remuneration policies.

To Apply:

Interested applicants should apply for this position via https://www.m2m.org/careers/ by 20 December 2017.

Project Manager


m2m is an Africa-based, global non-governmental organisation (NGO) that unlocks the potential of mothers and their families through scalable, high-impact interventions because a healthy generation starts with mothers.  Since 2001, m2m has scaled its programmatic platform across nine countries to provide education and support to almost 1.5 million HIV-positive women through its Mentor Mother Model; a widely supported, evidence-based peer intervention.m2m’s peer mentor platform is designed to provide optimal identification and management of at-risk and high-need clients. Through the entry point of engaging mothers, m2m’s family-centered approach integrates services to meet the needs of women, children, adolescents, and male partners. m2m’s peer mentor-based service delivery addresses key determinants of health, increases knowledge and skills among clients and their families, and strengthens referrals and linkages between community and health facilities.  Fifteen years of data demonstrate m2m’s outcomes: retaining women and their families in care; supporting treatment adherence for individuals infected and affected by HIV; driving social and behavior change for HIV prevention, care and treatment; and improved sexual and reproductive health (SRH).  m2m’s peer mentors work both at the individual level—providing information and linking to resources, boosting motivation and behavioral skills, and building a sense of self-efficacy and control to foster healthy behaviors and skills acquisition; and at the community and institutional levels—engaging social networks, combating harmful social norms, and strengthening health systems.

Project Manager

The Project Manager will have responsibility for all aspects of technical and operational program management in order to optimize program performance and outcomes. This includes systematic monitoring of program results and effective coordination with key stakeholders. The Project Manager will ensure program effectiveness and cost efficiency through appropriate human and financial resource management.  There are 2 positions, one in Pretoria and one in Cape Town.

Key Performance Areas:  

·         Develop project Annual Workplan; including managing compiling of routine District and site level planners
·         Manage project start-up and ongoing implementation in line with project objectives, milestones and targets
·         Monitor and track project milestones and targets in line with Project M&E framework, to ensure achievement of results
·         Lead provision of project routine monitoring and TA support to sites
·         Compile progress reports, including donor reports as required.
·         Ensure routine QA/QI support to project sites, including periodic reviews/quality assessments
·         Adapt and integrate best practices/innovations for ongoing project enhancement
·         Compile relevant annual project budget in line with m2m and donor requirements
·         Maintain sound working partnership with project implementing  partners; ensuring collaboration in joint activities towards the overall Consortium project goal
·         Management project staff


Qualifications and Experience

·         Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, or related field.
·         8 years of progressively responsible experience in technical and operational program management of large-scale complex development activities in developing countries.
·         5 years of experience in management of a PEPFAR-funded activity, including program planning, implementation, data use, monitoring and reporting.
·         Demonstrated ability to manage large teams and effectively coordinate with a range of stakeholders
·         Demonstrated working knowledge of U.S. Government program management regulations.
·         Understanding of relevant government policy and public health landscape in South Africa.
·         Applied knowledge of financial management and human resource management.
·         Sound understanding of M&E tools and systems.

Competencies
·         Good analytical and problem solving skills
·         Ability to work independently
·         Fluency in English essential; fluency in local language is an advantage;
·         Valid and unendorsed driver’s license. 
·         Team player, self-motivated, creative, resourceful, flexible, energetic with sound judgment
·         Dynamic leadership skills and high level of personal integrity
·         Flexible with ability to work under pressure
·         Excellent written and oral communication skills

mothers2mothers is an equal opportunity employer. We particularly encourage applications from people living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHA), people with disabilities, women and previously disadvantaged people.
Competitive salary packages will be negotiable in accordance with m2m’s remuneration policies.

To Apply:
·         Interested applicants should apply for this position via https://www.m2m.org/careers/ by 20 December 2017.

Digital Communication Officer, ENACT project


The ISS is seeking an enthusiastic and pro-active individual to support communication for a new ISS programme – ENACT: Enhancing Africa’s response to transnational organised crime. This is a fantastic opportunity for the right person to develop their experience in a multifaceted and dynamic environment within a well-established non-profit organisation.
The ideal candidate should have experience in digital communication, new technologies and web based marketing. The candidate should also have outstanding written, visual and verbal communication skills. The position requires an organised, motivated and a flexible multi-tasker who is willing to take on a range of deadline-driven tasks at short notice.
This position will report to the ENACT Communication and Evaluation Officer, and the ENACT Programme Head.
About ENACT
The ENACT programme aims to enhance Africa’s response to transnational organised crime. This EU-funded programme will work to improve the knowledge base of transnational organised crime, and provide access to information and emerging trends.
Overview of duties
  • Assist with website and social media management: upload new content; prepare and disseminate newsletters and mailers; regular and timely posting of appropriate and engaging messages and multimedia on social media platforms, including live tweeting from events
  • Support media engagement and media monitoring by using online media monitoring platforms to track ENACT coverage and related themes
  • Support visual communication and multi-media production: take pictures at events when required; upload images to ENACT flickr account; assist with the creation of infographics and other visual communication tools
  • Assist with coordinating multimedia content, including sourcing quotes, transcribing interviews and writing video scripts
Overview of requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in communications, journalism, public relations, communication studies, marketing or similar
  • 3 - 5 years of work experience in communications, media and/or a non-profit environment. A background in journalism is desirable
  • Experience in managing websites, including preparing and uploading content, maintaining the backend CMS and working with developers to solve technical issues
  • Knowledge of best practice in website design, search engine optimisation techniques and a good understanding of emerging digital trends
  • A strong track record of effectively using key social media platforms
  • Experience of measuring the performance of websites and digital channels, and reporting against performance indicators
  • Experience or interest in photography, videography and graphic design
  • Excellent English verbal and written communication skills
  • Writing and language-editing skills will be advantageous
  • Proficiency in French, Portuguese and/or Arabic will be advantageous
  • Able to think creatively and input own ideas
  • Attention to detail
  • Skilled and competent in using Microsoft packages including: MSWord, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Competence in Adobe Photoshop and inDesign a distinct advantage
  • Ability to travel internationally as required
  • Friendly, proactive and hard-working team-player
The initial length of the contract will be until 31 December 2019 and may be renewed subject to programme requirements, funding and satisfactory performance. A competitive salary is offered.

HOW TO APPLY:
Email your application to Rekha Valabh at pretoriajobs@issafrica.org.
Applicants must provide a cover letter and detailed CV, including at least three contactable referees. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
The ISS is committed to achieving employment equity in the workplace. Female applicants are especially encouraged to apply
For more information and opportunities, visit www.issafrica.org/about-us/careers-and-opportunities