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Closing Date: Monday 14th August 2017
Interviews: w/c 4th September 2017
Salary: Competitive package
Contract Type: Two year fixed term (with possible extension)
Hours: Full time (36 hours per week)
Location: Geneva
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Oxfam International is unable to guarantee the obtaining of a work permit for the role. Candidates must have and be able to retain the legal right to work in Geneva.
CaLP is the global partnership for cash transfer programming in humanitarian aid. We are a catalyst for change, accelerating change in the scale and quality of cash transfer programming. We enable the collaboration necessary to develop practical solutions to collective problems in the sector. Since our founding in 2005, CaLP has been at the forefront of promoting and improving cash transfer programming across the humanitarian sector. We have recently refreshed our global strategy and are at an exciting moment, poised to help humanitarian agencies deliver on their major commitments on cash.
CaLP currently has 50 members, united by their commitment to our shared mission. They deliver the vast majority of cash transfer programming in humanitarian aid worldwide. Our members include UN agencies, donors, international NGOs, local NGOs and private sector organisations.
A small secretariat supports our members to work together. CaLP is based in the UK and currently has regional offices in West Africa, East Africa, the Middle East, the US and Geneva. We expect to re-open a regional office in Asia as soon as possible, and open offices in new regions.
This is an exceptional opportunity to shape the future of cash programming in humanitarian aid. The post holder will work with the most influential aid agencies to identify and address key questions about how cash is used. Positioning CaLP as a neutral actor, they will create space to debate the issues that matter, and ensure that diverse voices are heard. As a result, the post holder will play a central role in convening debates that shape the future of cash and humanitarian aid in general.
Reporting to the CaLP Director, the post holder will also play a key role in leading CaLP, shaping our work in the coming years. Help build the CaLP that the sector needs for tomorrow, in the light of our history and the major commitments made to cash in 2016.
If you are passionate about cash, and have experience working on global policy with major donors and UN agencies, then we would like to hear from you.
Please see the job description for further details.
Applications must be submitted through our online system. All applications must be submitted in English and include an English CV. Please note that applications that do not have a covering letter and Résumé/CV will not be considered (you will need to combine your Résumé/CV into one document before attaching it to your application) Thank you in advance for your interest in this position.
Please note that we reserve the right to remove this advert or change the closing date, dependent on the level of response received. You are therefore advised to submit your application at the earliest convenience.
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PC-CaLP - Policy Coordinator - Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP)
Job posted by: Oxfam GB - UK - Wed, 19 Jul 2017Job Details:
Organisation: Oxfam GB - UK
Deadline Mon, 14 Aug 2017
Job type: Contract
Location: Switzerland
PC-CaLP - Policy Coordinator - Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP)
Posted: 18/07/2017 16:58
Start Date: Not Available
Salary: Competitive package
Location: Geneva
Level: Technical
Deadline: 14/08/2017 23:59
Hours: 36.00
Benefits: Geneva Office - 25 days holiday (+ public holidays), Pension scheme, Life Assurance cover, Travel and Personal, Accident policy – whilst working on Oxfam International Business
Job Type: Fixed Term
Closing Date: Monday 14th August 2017
Interviews: w/c 4th September 2017
Salary: Competitive package
Contract Type: Two year fixed term (with possible extension)
Hours: Full time (36 hours per week)
Location: Geneva
Oxfam International is unable to guarantee the obtaining of a work permit for the role. Candidates must have and be able to retain the legal right to work in Geneva.
CaLP is the global partnership for cash transfer programming in humanitarian aid. We are a catalyst for change, accelerating change in the scale and quality of cash transfer programming. We enable the collaboration necessary to develop practical solutions to collective problems in the sector. Since our founding in 2005, CaLP has been at the forefront of promoting and improving cash transfer programming across the humanitarian sector. We have recently refreshed our global strategy and are at an exciting moment, poised to help humanitarian agencies deliver on their major commitments on cash.
CaLP currently has 50 members, united by their commitment to our shared mission. They deliver the vast majority of cash transfer programming in humanitarian aid worldwide. Our members include UN agencies, donors, international NGOs, local NGOs and private sector organisations.
A small secretariat supports our members to work together. CaLP is based in the UK and currently has regional offices in West Africa, East Africa, the Middle East, the US and Geneva. We expect to re-open a regional office in Asia as soon as possible, and open offices in new regions.
This is an exceptional opportunity to shape the future of cash programming in humanitarian aid. The post holder will work with the most influential aid agencies to identify and address key questions about how cash is used. Positioning CaLP as a neutral actor, they will create space to debate the issues that matter, and ensure that diverse voices are heard. As a result, the post holder will play a central role in convening debates that shape the future of cash and humanitarian aid in general.
Reporting to the CaLP Director, the post holder will also play a key role in leading CaLP, shaping our work in the coming years. Help build the CaLP that the sector needs for tomorrow, in the light of our history and the major commitments made to cash in 2016.
If you are passionate about cash, and have experience working on global policy with major donors and UN agencies, then we would like to hear from you.
Please see the job description for further details.
Applications must be submitted through our online system. All applications must be submitted in English and include an English CV. Please note that applications that do not have a covering letter and Résumé/CV will not be considered (you will need to combine your Résumé/CV into one document before attaching it to your application) Thank you in advance for your interest in this position.
Please note that we reserve the right to remove this advert or change the closing date, dependent on the level of response received. You are therefore advised to submit your application at the earliest convenience.
For further information about the role and to apply please go to:
https://recruitment.oxfam.org/VacancyDetails.aspx?FromSearch=True&MenuID=6Dqy3cKIDOg=&VacancyID=295