Contract type: Permanent Contract
Salary & Benefits: US$1383 to US$1637 basic salary per month plus attractive benefits package i.e. pension contributions, medical cover for staff, medical allowance for staff with dependants, 35 annual leave days including public holidays.
Selection date: 27 February, 2015
Introduction to VSO
VSO is the world’s leading independent international development organisation that works through volunteers to fight poverty in developing countries. Our high-impact approach brings people together to share skills, build capabilities, promote international understanding and action to change lives and make the world a fairer place. Through our volunteers, we harness the talents, enthusiasm and skills of ordinary people to bring about lasting change.
The role
Governance Programme Manager You’ll lead VSO Cambodia’s Governance programme as we embark on an exciting and ambitious phase of expansion, building on our successful and highly-regarded governance programme and other programmes such as Education and Livelihoods. You will be responsible for ensuring governance programming is even more evidence-based, effective, and demonstrative of VSO’s unique contribution to development as captured by our theories of change. You’ll help us to increase the scale of this programme by networking with development partners and stakeholders to identify and support the development of significant funding prospects with the support from the Head of Programmes, Country Director and Regional Funding Manager. You’ll help us to increase the influence of this programme by cultivating a culture of learning, and ensuring this is publicised and shared with others – including through targeted advocacy work. You will be working independently with the support from Head of Programmes and with a team of dedicated professionals to deliver effective and ever-stronger programme. You’ll be spending a lot of time working with governance partners and our community of international volunteer professionals. But you’ll also be spending considerable time networking with donors, government, businesses, and other INGOs, raising VSO’s visibility and reputation in the right development discussions, and pursuing our policy objectives. Through this exciting and challenging role you will see on a daily basis how you are making a difference to the lives of poor people in Cambodia