Pastoralist Resilience Partnership (PReP) Coordinator

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ACF is looking for a full-time Pastoralist Resilience Partnership (PReP) Coordinator based in Uganda or Kenya between early March and end July 2014 .

This person will be an experienced climate change adaptation and resilience specialist with key competencies in pastoral livelihoods, natural resource management, drought early warning, conflict reduction or a combination of the above. Ideally this person will have experience of the East Africa context, specifically Kenya and or Uganda. Experience as a Chief of Party or high level skills in negotiation, facilitation, consensus building and consortium dynamics are highly desirable. This person will need a track record in successful proposal development. Conditions of the assignment are negotiable.

For a full Terms of Reference and any questions then please get in touch with Melinda Lee (mlee@actionagainsthunger.org) at ACF-USA, there is no need to keep me in copy.

Applications should be sent by email to Melinda Lee, by the 20th of February 2014, under reference: PReP BRACED Application Form. We will consider applications from both individuals and teams. Only shortlisted applications will be contacted.

Applications should include:
·         Up-to-date curriculum vitae
·         One supporting document of up to 3 pages outlining previous achievements and core competencies in line with the assignment, the proposed methodology of work including timeframe, location and financial expectations.
·         Evidence of past experience in undertaking similar assignments (three most recent documents of similar works done)

·         At least three previous clients and their contacts. 

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