Expert in institutional capacity and cross-cutting issues (Junior)

Note: This position is listed for reference purposes only.
Applications for this position are no longer being accepted.

Closing date: 24 Mar 2010 -- (CLOSED)
Location: Nigeria
Short term contract to support the Government of Nigeria (GON) in the formulation of the 10th EDF Migration project.

Expert in institutional capacity and cross-cutting issues (Junior)
• Masters Degree in social sciences, humanities or related field
• Minimum 3 years of professional experience;
• Experience in project/program design in development projects
• Expertise in problem analysis, stakeholders' analysis and preparation of Logframes,
• Sound knowledge and experience in preparation of institutional capacity assessments and preparation of ToRs for management/operational project structures.
• Sound knowledge and experience in preparing cross-cutting analysis (gender, human rights and youth) and design of measures to integrate cross-cutting issues into projects formulation documents.
• Experience in EC programme design and EDF procedures will be an asset
• Experience in designing migration projects will be an asset
• Working experience in Nigeria and understanding of Nigeria's government environment will be an asset
• Full working knowledge of English, as well as excellent report writing and communication skills

Minimum required skills:
• Sound knowledge and experience in preparation of institutional capacity assessments and preparation of ToRs for management/operational project structures.
• Sound knowledge and experience in preparing cross-cutting analysis (gender, human rights and youth) and design of measures to integrate cross-cutting issues into projects formulation documents.

Note: This position is listed for reference purposes only.
Applications for this position are no longer being accepted.

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