Survivor
Corps (formerly
Landmine Survivors Network) is a global network of people helping each
other
overcome the effects of war and violence. Survivor Corps provides the
tools and
support survivors need to rise above their injuries and give back to
their
communities. They work wherever people are recovering from war and
conflict, in countries still trying to rebuild after generations of
conflict,
from the Balkans to Southeast Asia. They work where survivors, working
together, have the best chance to influence policy and break cycles of
violence.
The
Middle East Regional Director serves as the lead program
representative
for Survivor Corps in its
Middle East Regional
"Hub" Office. This vital frontline position reports directly to the
Vice President for Programs. Working closely with the global office,
the Middle
East Regional Director is responsible for managing and
mobilizing human
and
financial resources for regional program initiatives.
Survivor
Corps is a
worldwide movement of survivors helping survivors to overcome the
devastating effects of violent conflict. Survivor
Corps works with partner organizations to increase the
number of
conflict survivors with access to psychosocial support and
opportunities for
community service, employment and civic participation.
The Regional
Director is
responsible for recruiting, training and deploying survivor leaders by
facilitating the provision of expertise, technical assistance and small
grants.
The Regional Director
will work with survivor advocates; service
providers and
community leaders promote inclusion and survivor rights through
campaigns. The Regional Director
will coordinate partner needs
assessment
and evaluation, and ensure technical and financial assistance as needed
for Survivor Corps to achieve
priority program
objectives.
I.
Regional
Representation of Survivor Corps
- Liaise with
international, intergovernmental,
regional, national, and local governmental and non-governmental
agencies and
organizations on survivor issues for the purpose of establishing
relationships
across the region.
- Research
and advise on the possibility of joining or creating national or
regional
campaigns involving issues of concern to conflict survivors; mobilize
partners
and technical assets in support of campaign opportunities.
II.
Partnership
Development and Management
- Develop
and execute a regional strategy for
training and partnership to advance Survivor
Corps
mission.
- Oversee
regional activities, including trainings, workshops / conferences, as
well as
the development, implementation and monitoring of Survivor
Corps grants to partners.
- Ensure
compliance with donor,
financial and
administrative procedures.
- Participate
in international strategic
planning and
program management meetings.
III.
Resource
Mobilization
- Cultivate
opportunities for public and private
funding for regional activities.
- Develop
regional and project proposals
in
collaboration with global development staff.
- Develop and
execute communications outreach to promote survivor
assistance and inclusion and public awareness of survivor campaigns,
including
drafting survivor and partner profiles for web and fundraising outreach.
IV.
Reporting
and Administration
- Submit
monthly reports to VP on regional progress, needs, challenges and
staffing.
- Submit
annual review of all activities and plans for the next year.
- Develop and
monitor
annual plans and budgets for regional activities.
- Supervise
regional office support staff, as needed.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Ten
years' progressive work experience in
program design and management.
- Master's
or graduate studies in
international
development or business preferred.
- Demonstrated
leadership with track
record of
initiative and creativity.
- Diplomatic
skill to facilitate and manage a
wide
range of stakeholder relationships.
- Experience
with survivor assistance,
psychosocial support, rights advocacy and community-based
rehabilitation
programs.
- Ability
to manage program budgets and finances.
- Excellent
written and
verbal communications skills.
- Flexibility
with frequent travel within
the region
and participation in global meetings.
- Fluency
in English and Arabic.
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