Programme component manager (m/f/d) Extractive Resource Governance and Responsible Mineral Supply Chains – Governance at Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ): (deadline 1 March 2022)

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Job Description

Our model for success is a better life for everyone and purposeful tasks for our employees. For more than 50 years, the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), as a company of the German Federal Government, has been supporting the implementation of development policy goals worldwide. Together with partner organisations in more than 130 countries, we are involved in a diverse range of projects. If you want to make a difference in the world and develop yourself in the process, you’ve come to the right place.

Job-ID: V000047517

Location: Kigali

Assignment period: 03/01/2022 – 12/31/2022

Field: Governance

Type of employment: full- or part-time

Application deadline: 01/03/2022

Job description

Parts of the Great Lakes Region are still characterised by instability and conflict with the 3TG (tin, tantalum, tungsten, gold) minerals playing a role in the financing of armed groups. The International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) as a regional organisation was founded to address this problem and increase regional cooperation to foster peace and development. Since 2006, German Development Cooperation has been supporting the ICGLR Secretariat based in Bujumbura/Burundi and especially their regional Initiative for the Containment of Illicit Trade in Natural Resources – RINR. GIZ’s contribution focuses on strengthening the competencies of the Conference Secretariat and the ICGLR’s national coordination mechanisms for political coordination and technical support for the implementation of the regional certification mechanism to proof the conflict-free origin of 3TG minerals from the region in order to increase transparency and secure international market access.

Your tasks

Oversee and manage the implementation of all activities in the field of mineral governance and responsible supply chains in close coordination with the other staff of the component

Conceptualise, plan and monitor all activities of the component together with the partner organisation

Establish close working relationship with all cooperation and political partners and support them with strategic advice

Build and maintain networks and cooperation with international and regional initiatives active in the field of mineral certification of 3TG minerals

Contribute to knowledge management and support the programme management regarding the positioning and presentation of the project as well as support acquisition processes for new activities

Overall responsibility for reporting to donors for the activities of the component

Coordinate with other components to ensure holistic and coordinated approach that makes use of potential synergies

Manage the components budget in close cooperation with the finance expert

Your profile

University degree in economics, political sciences, geosciences or in another subject area relevant for the position

Several years of relevant professional experience and relevant expertise, preferably gained abroad, in international development cooperation as well as in the areas of extractive minerals governance, natural resources and responsible supply chains

Several years of professional experience and relevant expertise in project management as well as with procurement and commission management processes

Several years of professional experience and relevant expertise in advising and cooperating with partner institutions

Regional experience in Sub-Saharan Africa is an advantage

High political sensitivity and a confident appearance both in specialist committees and at the highest political level as well as excellent self-management and structured working style

Excellent communication and strategic thinking skills as well as above-average commitment

Mastery language skills in German and English (C2) and effective operational proficiency language skills in French (C1)

Location information

We are pleased to offer you a first impression on topics such as climate, shopping and services, the school situation and health care in Rwanda.

In general, the security situation is calm. GIZ staff must adhere to security measures at all times. Please also check the county-specific information provided by the German Federal Foreign Office. A contact person for security risk management is appointed at the local GIZ office. GIZ does not impose any restrictions on life partners and family members to move with you to the country of deployment. We kindly ask you to inform yourself which forms of relationships are legally and socially accepted in the country of deployment.

Further information on country-specific advice from the Federal Foreign Office at https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/en

Notes

This job is suited to a full or a part-time position.

It may be possible to extend the contract.

The willingness for frequent business trips is required.

We are happy to help accompanying partners discuss questions about benefits, residence permits and how to find your own job locally – feel free to get in touch with us during your application phase at map@giz.de.

Please observe the provisions of the country-specific vaccination regulations for entry and work in the country of assignment – in particular also regarding COVID-19.

The willingness to work reciprocally abroad and in Germany is required.

Please understand, that we can only accept and process applications via our E-recruiting system. Following the confirmation of your successful application, kindly check your spam / junk mail folder on a regular basis, since some provider classify emails from our recruiting system as spam.

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