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Country: South Sudan
Organization: Women’s International Peace Centre
Closing date: 18 Nov 2021
Application deadline: 18th November 2021 About Women’s International Peace Centre Women’s International Peace Centre (The Peace Centre), formerly Isis-WICCE, is a feminist organization founded in 1974 and based in Kampala, Uganda. Our mission is to ignite women’s leadership, amplify their voices and deepen their impact in recreating peace. Our WEAVE model intersects research (on women’s specific experiences and needs), evidence-based advocacy (to influence national, regional and international policy and practice), holistic healing (to enable women’s wellbeing and participation in peace processes), skills and movement building (to equip WHRDs with necessary skills, build networks and facilitate the exchange of strategies to advance women’s leadership for peace. The Peace Centre works in Africa, Asia, at a regional and global level with women war survivors, women human rights defenders, and women’s rights organizations to amplify women’s voices and advocate for policies and programmes tackling the impact of conflict on women and communities using our WEAVE model. The Peace Centre’s current strategic plan (2019-2022) focuses on amplifying the voices and agency of women and women’s rights organisations to build and sustain inclusive peace and security in Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nepal, South Sudan and Uganda Duties and Responsibilities Under the overall guidance of the Deputy Executive Director, and the direct supervision of the Programme Coordinator, the Programme Assistant will support The Peace Centre’s project implementation in South Sudan. The Programme Assistant will
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How to apply:To apply, submit a motivation letter and CV demonstrating your suitability by 18th November 2021 to applications@wipc.org Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. THE PEACE CENTRE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY; GENDER-SENSITIVE; CORRUPTION, SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND ABUSE INTOLERANT ORGANISATION. |
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Qualitative Researcher
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Country: South Sudan
Organization: Forcier Consulting
Closing date: 3 Jul 2021
This position is open to South Sudanese nationals only, with absolutely no exceptions. You will be asked to verify your nationality as part of the interview process. Female candidates are particularly encouraged to apply. The Qualitative Researcher works directly with the Lead Consultant to organize and conduct qualitative data collection, including in-depth interviews, key informant interviews, and focus group discussions. The Qualitative Researcher is expected to:
This position requires an understanding of qualitative data collection techniques and the challenges posed in qualitative data collection in South Sudan. You are expected to know how to properly prepare for research including permissions, recruitment, etc. You should know how to work with informants to make them feel comfortable and allow them to speak candidly as part of the data collection process. You should be aware of ethical considerations in data collection and how they apply in the South Sudan context. For the right candidate, this position can be a stepping stone for a full-time research position over time, depending on the volume of research work Forcier conducts in South Sudan. Forcier is dedicated to building the capacity of researchers within South Sudan, and as part of this role you will have the opportunity to work alongside specialists and receive training that will enhance your skills in research, monitoring & evaluation, and project management. This position will require travel to field locations within South Sudan up to 100% of the time of the contract. Requirements
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BenefitsForcier aims to be an employer of choice in South Sudan. As a result, we offer a competitive daily rates, as well as on the job training opportunities, to attract the best talent available. How to apply:Visit www.joinforcier.com. Please submit both a cover letter and a CV . If you do not take the time to at least follow these instructions, you will demonstrate to us that you do not have the attention to detail required for this position. You must answer the following questions as part of your cover letter for your application to be considered: Based on our immutable laws, why do you think you are a good fit for Forcier? Please note that we are recruiting Qualitative Researchers on a contract basis. We will be evaluating all candidates who apply on a rolling basis, and may keep your application on file for opportunities in the near future if a perfect fit is not available now. |
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Programme Assistant
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Country: South Sudan
Organization: Women’s International Peace Centre
Closing date: 16 Mar 2021
Duty Station: Juba, South Sudan Reporting to: Programme Coordinator About Women’s International Peace Centre Women’s International Peace Centre, formerly Isis-WICCE, is a feminist organization founded in 1974 and based in Kampala, Uganda. Our mission is to ignite women’s leadership, amplify their voices and deepen their impact in recreating peace. Our WEAVE model intersects research (on women’s specific experiences and needs), evidence-based advocacy (to influence national, regional and international policy and practice), holistic healing (to enable women’s wellbeing and participation in peace processes), skills and movement building (to equip WHRDs with necessary skills, build networks and facilitate exchange of strategies to advance women’s leadership for peace. The Peace Centre works in Africa, Asia, at regional and global level with women war survivors, women human rights defenders, and women’s rights organizations to amplify women’s voices and advocate for policies and programmes tackling the impact of conflict on women and communities using our WEAVE model. The Peace Centre’s current strategic plan (2019-2022) focuses on amplifying the voices and agency of women and women’s rights organisations to build and sustain inclusive peace and security in Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nepal, South Sudan and Uganda Duties and Responsibilities Under the overall guidance of the Deputy Executive Director, and the direct supervision of the Programme Coordinator, the Programme Assistant will support the implementation of the Peace Centre’s project implementation in South Sudan. The Programme Assistant will
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How to apply:Submit a motivation letter and CV demonstrating your suitability by 16th March 2021 to applications@wipc.org Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. |
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Request for Expression of Interest and Quotation to conduct Mapping of Actors and Processes focused on Building and Sustaining Peace in South Sudan
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Country: South Sudan
Organization: Women’s International Peace Centre
Closing date: 16 Mar 2021
1.0 Background Women’s International Peace Centre formerly Isis-Women’s International Cross-Cultural Exchange (Isis–WICCE) is a feminist organization with a mission to ignite women’s leadership, through amplifying women’s voices and deepening their activism to (re)create peace. The Peace Centre, through the Building Sustainable Peace: Women, Peace and Security programme, seeks to strengthen young women’s capacity to participate in and influence peace processes and their outcomes from a gender perspective in South Sudan. This will support young women’s advocacy efforts and creating of new spaces for women to engage key decision-makers at national, regional and international levels to influence peace and security policy discourse and action in South Sudan from a gender perspective. The Revitalised Agreement for the Resolution of Conflict in South Sudan by providing the 35% quota for their political participation (article 1.4.4) affirms research findings that peace is more sustainable when women are included in peace processes, in high-level decision-making and political governance. The National Action Plan on UN Security Council Resolution 1325 and Related Resolutions (2015-2020) implemented under the leadership of the Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare also reflects the government’s commitment to uplift the status of women and their role in building sustainable peace. Ministry of Gender has taken great strides to coordinate all actors and ensure a gender lens is used across all peace and security interventions. Women leaders and civil society actors have also played important parts in ensuring that women take leadership in building peace and national development. 2.0 The Assignment The Peace Centre seeks a consultant to conduct a mapping of key actors and processes related to ongoing and planned interventions to build sustainable peace in South Sudan at national level. The mapping document will inform the advocacy efforts of targeted young women seeking to participate in in peace processes, in high-level decision-making and political governance. The mapping document that would provide them with information on key stakeholder, spaces and processes as well as potential partnership opportunities. 3.0 Methodology The consultant(s) is expected to propose a methodology that is suitable for the task. Additional information can be provided upon request. 4.0 Required Skills and Experience:
How to apply:5.0 Application Requirements: Applicants can submit the following as individual consultants or groups of consultants. Application document stating the proposed method of work along with a CV, proposed budget and schedule. 6.0 Application Process Expression of Interest including technical and financial proposals can be submitted as a soft copy by email to procurement@wipc.org by Tuesday 16th March 2021. Only shortlisted candidates shall be contacted. Applications should be addressed to: The Executive Director, Women’s International Peace Centre Plot 1, Martyrs Garden B, Ministers Village, Ntinda, Kampala P. O. Box 4934, Kampala, Uganda Tel: +256 414-54395 |
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