Description de l'offre
ALLRight Project JOB DESCRIPTION Position: Operations Manager, Projects Unit Employer National Episcopal Conference of Cameroon (NECC) Supervisor Head of Projects Unit Town, Country Yaoundé, Cameroon The position is open only to candidates of Cameroonian nationality Number of position 01 Date of publication 15/06/2022 Expected start date Immediate Duration of Contract 3 months with possibility of renewal SUMMARY OF THE PROJECT The National Episcopal Conference of Cameroon (NECC) in partnership with the Catholic Relief Services (CRS) is currently restructuring its operational systems in place to produce an improved and robust structure which can respond to donor exigencies in the development setting. The Advancing Local Leadership in the Right Way (ALLRight) approach is an important means for CRS’ Vision 2030 strategy to be achieved. CRS places a particular emphasis on accompanying local institutions in achieving their ambitions to be effective, dynamic, and sustainable catalysts for change for the people and communities they serve. NECC currently has over 6 projects sponsored by several international donors. NECC in the past 3 years has been working as a transition partner for a USG funded project. NECC therefore seeks to recruit qualified candidates for the newly created Projects Unit whose mandate is to coordinate and harmonize the various projects in NECC. Job Summary Under the supervision of the Head of the Projects Unit of the National Episcopal Conference of Cameroon, the Operations Manager will be responsible for supervising and coordinating the management of processes related to the administrative, logistical, financial, accounting and human resources affairs of CENC projects. He/she will ensure the consolidated reporting of operational and budgetary information related to the projects. Duties and Responsibilities Functional project management Accompanies the project leaders in representing the NECC to donors and others stakeholders of projects/programmes implemented by the NECC in the absence of the Secretary General and …