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Le Responsable Pays ou Country Officer (CO) est chargé d'étendre le processus de dialogue sur la justice et la sécurité au Niger, d'encadrer et d'assister les partenaires et les parties prenantes dans la mise en œuvre directe du projet et de renforcer l'appui aux approches collaboratives en matière de sécurité au niveau national. Le poste nécessite de développer sans cesse les relations avec les décideurs nationaux et les parties prenantes locales, la mise en réseau, la consultation, l’élaboration de stratégies nationales et l’assurance de la qualité de la mise en œuvre, tout en surveillant et en rendant compte des activités des projets JSD au Niger.Il s’agit d’une position locale basée à Niamey (Niger). Ce poste est sous la direction du coordinateur régional, qui est chargé de l’orientation stratégique globale des activités du JSD et de la création de partenariats avec les parties prenantes concernées, de la formation, du mentorat et de la formation des chargés de projet dans le pays, selon les besoins. Le responsable pays supervisera également un chargé de projet, qui guide les relations et coordonne les dialogues et les activités connexes au niveau local. De plus, le responsable pays travaillera également en étroite collaboration avec Washington DC, le personnel basé aux États-Unis et les autres CO du Burkina Faso, Mali, Nigéria, Sénégal et de la Tunisie.
Pour postuler à l'offre Responsable Pays (Country Officer), Dialogues sur la Justice et la Sécurité au Niger veuillez suivre le lien.
DAI Europe is currently preparing for the forthcoming EU project 'Technical Assistance in Support of The State and Resilience Building Contract II in Gambia ' which is expected to start in September 2020. The technical assistance team will be responsible for developing programme methodology, coordinating the activities of local stakeholders, and for capitalizing on and scaling up local achievements by addressing horizontal policy issues and institutional challenges at all levels. DAI are recruitng 5 key experts.
For more information about the positions as Security Sector Reform Experts, please follow the link.
The Police Liaison will play a key role in the implementation of USIP’s Police Dialogue Program, which aims to strengthen the capacity of security actors in Burma to prevent electoral violence and promote democratic policing norms. Through a series of dialogues and skills-building workshops, the program will build knowledge and skills in democratic policing of elections and community engagement. The Police Liaison will work full-time and will report to the Program Manager and will also work in close coordination and consultation with the USIP Burma program team:. The Police Liaison will be USIP’s primary point of contact with key security actors from the Union and State/Region-level Myanmar Police Force (MPF), the General Administration Division (GAD) and the Union Election Commission (UEC), among other actors.
For more information about the vacancy Police Liaison at USIP, please follow the link.
Since 2015 USIP has supported the Justice and Security Dialogue (JSD) processes in Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Nigeria and Tunisia. The JSD aims to rebuild trust between communities and internal security services (police and gendarmerie) employing an adaptive problem-solving approach through a series of dialogues and activities addressing urgent security issues.
The Program Officer (PO) will support JSD work in 2-3 project countries. The position will be based in Washington DC but will include regular travel to project countries. The PO will report to the Senior Program Officer.
For more information about the vacancy Program Officer Justice and Security Dialogue, please follow the link.
DCAF's Sub-Saharan Africa Division are seeking a dynamic, organised and creative individual to be the next Resident Project Coordinator/SSR Adviser in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
The Resident Project Coordinator/SSR Advisor will provide overall leadership to DCAF’s programme in support of the Ethiopian Federal Police (EFP) in its efforts to achieve greater accountability, transparency and effectiveness. The programme is intended to lay the foundation for longer term development of a police service that can respond to the population’s needs. He/She will provide both strategic and technical support as well as coordinating a team of international and national experts. He/She will represent DCAF in Ethiopia and will report to DCAF's Head of the Sub-Saharan Africa Division.
For more information about the vacancy Resident Coordinator / SSR Advisor, please follow the link.
Sous la supervision du Chef de Coopération et du Chef d’équipe, la personne titulaire du poste contribue à la mise en œuvre des projets et programmes dans le domaine d’appui à la Gouvernance, la Réforme du Secteur de la Sécurité (RSS), y inclus la Justice (formelle, exceptionnelle, transitionnelle, et alternative), le Défense, les initiatives de stabilisation et les Droits de l’Homme. L’égalité homme/femme, la société civile et les autorités locales sont également des thématiques transversales sur l’ensemble du portefeuille. Les autres thématiques appuyées par l’équipe sont celles des secteurs sociaux (Santé, Education), redéploiement de l’autorité de l’Etat (Etat-Civil, administration territoriale) et Démocratie (Elections, Institutions). Le cas échéant, il/elle pourrait être appelé/e à seconder le Chef d'équipe dans la coordination des activités et/ou à effecteur d'autres tâches dans le cadre du programme de travail de la Délégation et assurer les fonctions de point focal pour thèmes transversaux dans le domaine de la gouvernance.
Pour postuler à l'offre Programme Officer - Gouvernance et RSS veuillez suivre le lien.
Veuillez noter que ce poste impose au titulaire du poste de passer le test UE EPSO CAST FG IV aux agents contractuels.
Abt Associates seeks a dynamic Local Governance and Civic Engagement Advisor for the anticipated five-year USAID Zambia District Governance Strengthening (DGS) program. This program aims to help build up a local system of governance capable of responsive service delivery to drive USAID results and advance Zambian self-reliance. This system will maximize the impact of local partners, build the capabilities of service providers, enhance coordination across sectors, and improve targeted citizen oversight of government performance. This program seeks to attain the following objectives:
Objective 1: Citizen-responsive governance structures acquire skills to effectively assess service-delivery needs and performance, and constructively engage with government. Objective 2: The sub-national governance system develops the capacity to respond to citizen needs and improve service delivery outcomes. Objective 3: Zambia’s commitment to open government increases, advancing self-reliance.
Fore more information about the Local Governance & Civic Engagement Advisor, kindly follow the link.
The 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development (SDGs) is a global action plan for sustainable development and a key priority for the United Nations and its member States. Currently, little work has been done to link Security Sector Governance/Reform (SSG/R) with the SDGs, despite there being considerable overlap between the two realms. Against this background, DCAF will conduct a three-year project linking SSG/R with the SDGs. The project will focus specifically on governance and oversight, and will work with three important actors of governance of the security sector: parliaments, civil society and independent oversight institutions. The project entails the development of knowledge products, the organisation of high-level policy events, and the conduct of national workshops focused on implementation.
For full details about the position Project Coordinator – SDG16, please follow the link.
The SHRIM is a multi-donor trust fund set up by DCAF in 2016, to promote the on-the-ground implementation of better security and human rights good practices, in a cost-effective way that minimizes bureaucracy and fosters local ownership. Since 2016 six projects have been implemented, which have made a positive impact in over 23 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
The Security and Human Rights Grant will award a maximum of CHF 30’000 (each) to two to three innovative projects coming from local organizations based in the Global South that are seeking to support the implementation of security and human rights good practices linked to the operations of extractive or private security companies.
For more information and application to the The Security and Human Rights Grant, please follow the link.
Dans le cadre de la réponse française à la Crise au Mali, le Centre de crise et de soutien (CDCS) du ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères (MEAE) en partenariat avec le Centre de planification et de conduite des opérations (CPCO) de l’Etat-major des armées (EMA) ont développé un projet pilote visant à décliner l’articulation Sécurité/Développement au plus près du terrain, dans les zones d’opérations de la force Barkhane au Mali.
Dans ce cadre, Expertise France a été mandatée par le CDCS pour recruter un(e) chargé(e) de mission stabilisation qui sera déployé(e) au sein de la Force Barkhane à Gao.
Pour postuler à l'offre Chargé(e) de mission stabilisation à Gao/Mali veuillez suivre le lien.