Do you like to contribute directly to our mission and provide “real and immediate help to children that are in a high risk situation? Are you a strong communicator, structured and cross-cultural savvy? Then we have an interesting position for you!
To effectively carry out our mandate and to do proper project management and monitoring of our humanitarian work, as well as achieve our TdH Strategic Objectives for Humanitarian Aid in 2020 & 2021, we need an Senior Humanitarian Aid Coordinator
The purpose of this role is to support and strengthen the humanitarian programs through developing strong local partnerships, excellent program management, monitoring and evaluation support, sound administration and financial know-how. And to acquire new donors and raise funds to assist in humanitarian disasters worldwide.
The position is part of the Institutional Partnerships Unit made up of 3 fundraisers and a Humanitarian Aid Coordinator and reports directly to the Manager of Institutional Partnerships. The role is for 36 hours a week and is based in The Hague with occasional travel to the field.
Lead the development of Humanitarian strategies, policies and approaches
Represent TdH in relevant Humanitarian networks such as the the Dutch Relief Alliance
Maintain strong relations with current humanitarian donors and establish new relations with institutional donors, INGO’s, government bodies and other stakeholders;
Support country offices in developing their humanitarian programs, track record and accessing institutional donors
Institutional fundraising for expansion of the TdH humanitarian portfolio
Writing and supporting proposal development for a variety of donors, including ECHO and Dutch Relief Alliance, with input from the Country Offices.
Overseeing, monitoring and managing Humanitarian projects in line with TdH policies and donor guidelines and regulations and the project logframe, including submission of final reports.
Keep certifications up to date with the support of the integrity officer like CHS, FPA
Responsible for the implementation of the fundraising plan in such a way that the organization has at its disposal the desired financial resources in accordance with the objectives
To demonstrate our program tangible impact in a compelling way and to provide robust proof of the concept of the work we have done
A master's degree or equivalent in social science or similar field
Multi-year (5-7) relevant experience working in a similar position including field experience
Experience with humanitarian assistance and disaster management and thorough knowledge of humanitarian principles and standards
Knowledge of the market and know how to build and maintain a good relationship with partners.
Experience developing proposals
Strong projects management skills and the ability to manage programs in complex humanitarian settings
Experience in managing ECHO and/or DRA projects is highly desirable
Proven track record in identifying, creating and capitalizing on institutional funding opportunities and building and maintaining an international network;
Proactive attitude, flexible personality, strong interpersonal and communication skills;
Fluent command of English and Dutch and preferably French;
Ability to travel and work in a cross-cultural environment.
Personal qualities of integrity, credibility, interpersonal and cross cultural sensitivity.
Because Terre des Hommes carries out programs and projects itself, the difference is that the organization, and therefore also your contribution, is visible and tangible every day. We offer:
A job where you can really make a difference for children.
An organization with enthusiastic colleagues, everyone likes to contribute to Terre des Hommes from their own discipline;
An easily accessible office in the middle of bustling The Hague, the city of human rights and (international) politics. (in the foreseeable future we will work from home, but you are always welcome to come to the office)
A one-year contract, with the intention to extend into an indefinite period after one year;
Our benefits fit within the charity sector, including a pension scheme, travel allowance and 25 vacation days.
This vacancy is archived.