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Place of work: Molo / Nakuru / Nairobi; Kenya Contract type: full-time, „mandatory contract/self-employed person“ Start of the work: October 2014 (until May 2015) Job description, responsibilities and duties: • Implementation of the project, financial and narrative reporting, regular monitoring of the project, meetings with local partners • Preparation of PR materials (web posts, social networks posts, blogs), participation on PR events back in Slovakia; • Local fundraising and networking (meetings with embassies, local donors, local and international NGOs, searching for funding opportunities); Requirements for the employee: • Required education: University education (Master’s degree) • Language skills: English – Professional, other languages are an advantage (French, German, Swahili) • Knowledge of international development or humanitarian aid • Previous experience in developing countries • Experience in project management, financial and narrative reporting; • Background from agriculture, ecology or environmental protection is advantage • Excellent physical health; • Demonstrable presentation and writing skills; • Strong communication skills, cultural sensitivity, ability to work in multi-cultural environment; • Ability to work in difficult working conditions and under pressure; • Organizational skills; • Driving license • MS Office skills (Power Point, Excel); • Sharing the PIPA corporate values Contact person: Department of Humanitarian Aid and Development Assistance, e-mail:hprs@peopleinperil.sk Deadline for sending applications: 10.10.2014 About us: PIPA is a Slovak non-governmental non-profit organization working in the field of international development and humanitarian aid, global education and human rights. It is member of international NGO networks such as ENNA (www.ennanet.eu) and CEDRON (www.cedron.eu). Our funds are come from SlovakAid, EuropeAid, Embassies in Slovakia and abroad, corporate and individual donors in Slovakia. FIELD SOUTH SUDAN Place of work: Deim Zubeir, Western Bahr el Ghazal, South Sudan Contract type: full-time, „mandatory contract/self-employed person“ Start of the work: January 2015 (until August 2016) Job description, responsibilities and duties: • Project management, logistics (procurement and delivery of material assets), financial and narrative reporting, regular monitoring of the project, meetings with local partners • Preparation of PR materials (web posts, social networks posts, blogs), participation on PR events back in Slovakia; • Field assessment and preparation of project proposals • Local fundraising and networking (meetings with embassies, local donors, local and international NGOs, searching for funding opportunities); • Representing People in Peril in South Sudan with government institutions and other NGOs, ensuring the compliance of South Sudan mission with legal requirements of the country (registration, work permits, etc.) Requirements for the employee: • Required education: University education (Master’s degree) • Language skills: English – Professional, Arabic is an advantage since it is the dominant language in the country • Knowledge of international development or humanitarian aid • Previous experience in developing countries • Experience in project management, financial and narrative reporting; • Background from agriculture is an advantage due to agricultural nature of the project • Excellent physical health; • Demonstrable presentation and writing skills; • Strong communication skills, cultural sensitivity, ability to work in multi-cultural environment and with South Sudanese colleagues • Ability to work in difficult working conditions (in rural environment, 200 km from the closest town, as the only expatriate for longer periods) and under pressure; • Organizational skills; • MS Office skills (Power Point, Excel); • Driving license • Sharing the PIPA corporate values Contact person: Department of Humanitarian Aid and Development Assistance, e-mail:hprs@peopleinperil.sk Deadline for sending applications: 14.11.2014 About us: PIPA is a Slovak non-governmental non-profit organization working in the field of international development and humanitarian aid, global education and human rights. It is member of international NGO networks such as ENNA (www.ennanet.eu) and CEDRON (www.cedron.eu). Our funds come from SlovakAid, EuropeAid, Embassies in Slovakia and abroad, corporate and individual donors in Slovakia. DESK AFRICA Place of work: Bratislava, Slovakia Contract type: full-time, „mandatory contract/self-employed person“ Start of the work: October 2014 Job description, responsibilities and duties: • Project Manager of the project which is being implemented in Africa, administration of the project, financial and narrative reporting for the donor • Regular monitoring of the project • Communication with local partner in the field and donor of the project • Preparation of PR materials (web posts, social networks posts, blogs), participation on PR events in Slovakia • Searching for funding opportunities, networking with local and international NGOs Requirements for the employee: • Required education: University education (Bachelor´s / Master’s degree) • Language skills: English – Professional, other languages are an advantage (French, German) • Knowledge of international development or humanitarian aid • Previous experience in developing countries • Experience in project management, financial and narrative reporting; • Excellent physical health; • Demonstrable presentation and writing skills; • Strong communication skills, cultural sensitivity, ability to work in multi-cultural environment; • Ability to work in difficult working conditions and under pressure; • Organizational skills; • MS Office skills (Power Point, Excel); • Sharing the PIPA corporate values Contact person: Department of Humanitarian Aid and Development Assistance, e-mail:hprs@peopleinperil.sk Deadline for sending applications: 10.10.2014 About us: PIPA is a Slovak non-governmental non-profit organization working in the field of international development and humanitarian aid, global education and human rights. It is member of international NGO networks such as ENNA (www.ennanet.eu) and CEDRON (www.cedron.eu). Our funds come from SlovakAid, EuropeAid, Embassies in Slovakia and abroad, corporate and individual donors in Slovakia.