Compassion International, a Christian Child development organization receives applications for the following position:
WATER SANITATION HYGIENE (WASH) SPECIALIST
Fonctions
The WASH Specialist is responsible for leading the development and implementation of strategic and operational water supply, sanitation and hygiene intervention solutions as support to church partner within the program outcomes framework. As a subject matter expert in this field, the WASH specialist Identifies, recommends and implements strategies that will support the program implementation within the complementary interventions to achieve programmatic outcomes in order to effectively fulfill Compassion’s mission.
Qualifications Requises
1. Mature Christian, based on evangelical Christian values; a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and above reproach in integrity and honesty.
2. University degree in Social Science or Civil/Environmental Engineering,, or Postgraduate/specialized training in water, hygiene and sanitation, or other related discipline.
4. Minimum of 3 years professional experience in managing or development of WASH in Community.
5. Strong problem identification and problem solving skills
6. Strong practical knowledge in strengthening community based on WASH mechanisms.
7. Proven experience in participatory assessments.
8. Strong in proposal writing (English or French) including log frame and budget.
9. Fluent in speaking French and English.
10. Ability to network and build partnership opportunities with other organizations.
11. Excellent verbal communication and interpersonal abilities to develop support with the staff and to interact with churches and partner projects.
12. Computer literate, experience with the internet, applications of Microsoft Office and presentation software.
13. Ability to travel domestically.
Conditions particulières
Ability to travel and drive a car
Conditions de travail
At least 40 hours
Dossier de candidature doit avoir ...
Applications, Letters of intent and Resumes should be sent to the following address no later than October 24, 2014.