Senior Program Officer
Ottawa
- Organization: IDRC - International Development Research Center
- Location: Ottawa
- Grade: Senior level - Senior
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Occupational Groups:
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- Closing Date: Closed
Pursue a career with impact
There are those who dream of living in a better world, and there are those who live the dream by joining IDRC to build a better world!
Are you ready to implement knowledge management that weaves together research for impact, learning and collaboration, and monitoring and evaluation?
If you see yourself as a future Senior Program Officer, this may be of interest to you.
10 good reasons to apply to the Centre:
· Contribute to our mission: Building a more sustainable and inclusive world
· Work for an organization that values and models diversity, equity, and inclusion.
· Be part of a multidisciplinary team from diverse cultures.
· Nurture enriching relationships with diverse and experienced stakeholders.
· Establishing knowledge infrastructures, learning processes, and communities of practice to curate and share knowledge among projects, funders, and external stakeholders.
· Facilitating program-level learning across projects through a monitoring framework that links the CLARE theory of change, key indicators, and learning questions.
· Have the chance to bring continuous innovations to your work.
· Work for an organization that supports your professional development.
· Have the flexibility to work in hybrid mode (3 days out of 10 in the office.)
· Enjoy a long list of employee benefits.
And more: be part of a pre-qualified pool of candidates, eligible to be considered for future employment opportunities that matches you profile in case you are not selected for the current role.
Only 5 requirements for the chance to be selected:
· A Master’s degree in a relevant field of studies.
· Proficiency in English reading writing and speaking, proficiency in French, reading, writing, and speaking.
· A minimum of five (5) years experience performing research uptake, knowledge management, and monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) related to the adaptation to climate change.
· Experience in project management, problem-solving and facilitating collaborative and transdisciplinary research.
· Experience working in Africa and Asia-Pacific, including lower income economies (LMIC’s).
Do the math, you would probably win!
Together we can accomplish great things, so let us start now !
Last chance to apply: December 18th, 2022, at 11:59 PM EST
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