Program
Assisting Research and Project
Coordinator to:

• Ensure the
  delivery of the overall program and its activities in accordance with
  the mission and the goals of HRRC. This will include but not be limited
  to  drafting research designs.
• Develop the
  budget and operating plan to support the program
• Develop a program evaluation framework to

  assess the strength of the program and to identify areas for improvement

• Develop funding
  proposals for the program to potential partners/donors

Organize
the Program
Assisting Research and Project
Coordinator to:

• Ensure that that
  program activities operate within the policies and procedures of both
  HRRC and partners/donors. This will include but not be limited to proof
  reading and editing study results as part of quality control of
  project’s output.
• Ensure that
  program activities comply with all relevant legislation and professional
  standards
• Develop forms and
  records to document program activities
• Oversee the
  collection and maintenance of records for statistical purposes according
  to the confidentiality/privacy policy of the partners/donors of the
  program

Lead the
Program
Assisting Research and Project
Coordinator to:

• Communicate with
  HRRC Governing Board, Advisory Council, and staff as well as partners/donors
  and other stakeholders to gain support for the program and to solicit
  input to improve the program
• Liaise and
  coordinate with other coordinators and stakeholders to ensure the
  effective and efficient program delivery
• Implement
  activities and researches to ensure the quality of program delivery

Control
the Program
Assisting Research and Project
Coordinator to:

• Write reports on
  the program for management and for donors
• Communicate with
  donors as outlined in funding agreement
• Ensure that the
  program operates within the approved budget
• Monitor and approve all budgeted program
  expenditures
• Monitor cash flow projections and report
  actual cash flow and variance on a regular basis
• Manage all
  project funds according to established accounting policies and procedures
• Ensure that all
  financial records for the program are up to date
• Ensure financial
  reports and supporting documentation for donor are prepared as outlined
  in funding agreements
• Provide required
  information to have invoices generated and submitted to donor according
  to the established timelines
• Identify and
  evaluate the risks associated with program activities and take
  appropriate action to control the risks
• Monitor the program activities on a regular
  basis and conduct an annual evaluation according to the program
  evaluation framework
• Report evaluation
  findings to donor as well as HRRC Governing Board and Advisory Council

• Has excellent command / highly proficient in spoken and written
  English
• Has an interest in human rights, legal, and socio-political
  studies and projects, specifically in the context of regionalisation and
  globalisation
• Demonstrates good analytical thinking
• Demonstrates strong writing and communication skills
• A team player but able to work under minimum supervision
• Has a minimum of 3 years work experience. Experience in legal,
  human rights, and/or socio-political work, in particular in regional or
  international organisation will be considered as an advantage.
• Familiarity with donors’ regulations (USAID, EU, British, AusAid,
  etc) will be considered as an advantage
• Has attained, at a minimum, a bachelor’s degree in law,
  international relations or social-political sciences. Master’s degree
  will be considered as an advantage.