EMACK Deputy Chief of Party Job in Mombasa Kenya

Education for Marginalized Children in Kenya (EMACK) is an initiative of the Ministry of Education and the Aga Khan Foundation made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development.

The program seeks to improve access to quality education and increase retention and completion rates for children historically underserved by the education system.

The four-year extension and expansion phase of the project (2010 – 2014) will cover 23 districts across the Coast, North Eastern and Nairobi Provinces.

We invite applications from suitable candidates to fill the following position:

Deputy Chief of Party (DCoP) – Coast Province

Project Engineer

Position Location: Sanaag Region – Northern Somalia
Duration: 6 months with possibility of extension
Starting date: Immediately
Application deadline: 20th December, 2010.  Horn Relief will conduct interviews on an on-going basis.
Horn Relief will only respond to short-listed applicants.
Remuneration International Position; USD  30,000 - 44,340(net) annually, excluding additional benefits and allowances
ORGANIZATIONAL BACKGROUND
Horn Relief is an African-lead non-governmental international development and humanitarian organization founded 1991 and based in Nairobi, Kenya. Our mission is to support marginalized communities in the Greater Horn of Africa to sustainably improve their livelihoods through integrated food security, education, water and sanitation, natural resource management, and humanitarian response interventions. Horn Relief pioneered cash-based programs, is known for innovation in this area, and for having brought the modality to the general level of acceptance it now has in Somalia/Somaliland. By providing access to cash payments, Horn Relief has enabled destitute households meet their immediate needs and priorities such as purchase of water, food, and medical services. Horn Relief has offices in 5 locations in Somalia/Somaliland and one field office in Northern Kenya. It has long standing experience working with community members. Its grassroots presence and commitment, has resulted in a strong trust and confidence by communities.  
PROJECT BACKGROUND

Hivos Kenya Programme Assistant Job in Kenya

Hivos Kenya is looking for a Programme Assistant to provide support to the ICT Election Watch (ICT-EW) and the African Technology and Transparency Initiative (Aim) programmes.
These programmes support technology initiatives that respectively support civil society monitoring of election cycles, and promote public sector transparency.
The Programme Assistant will work 50% for ICT-EW and 50% for ATTI.

Regional Operations Analyst Specialist Job Vacancy

The NGO Security Program, Nairobi Office, is recruiting for the following position:
Regional Operations Analyst Specialist
Commencement: Immediate
Duty station: Nairobi, Kenya. Non-Family duty station, frequent travel to Somalia.

Tax Justice Network Africa Policy and Advocacy Officer Job in Kenya

About us:
TJN-A aims to promote socially just, democratic and progressive taxation systems in Africa. We advocate for tax systems which are favourable to the poor and finance public goods.
We challenge harmful tax policies and practices which favour the wealthy and which encourage unacceptable inequality.
Our core Objective is to mainstream tax justice in the economic policy and development discourse in Africa.