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JOB SUMMARY:
The Senior Director, VSLA is responsible for leading CARE's global VSLA Scaling Strategy, one of three Globally Scaled Priorities for CARE USA. This role will provide strategic leadership to collaboratively develop a transformative vision across CARE International, while also leading an international team and portfolio managed by CARE USA. The team will oversee a portfolio of over... 70 projects in 35+countries valued in excess of $USD
JOB SUMMARY:
The Senior Director, VSLA is responsible for leading CARE's global VSLA Scaling Strategy, one of three Globally Scaled Priorities for CARE USA. This role will provide strategic leadership to collaboratively develop a transformative vision across CARE International, while also leading an international team and portfolio managed by CARE USA. The team will oversee a portfolio of over... 70 projects in 35+countries valued in excess of $USD 200 million by 2030. S/he must strategically identify and deploy diverse funding resources to best support the staffing and funding for the VSLA Scaling Strategy. This position leads a team of 15 staff and provides programming leadership as well as strategic technical support to programs, thought leadership to elevate the role of savings groups programming with donors, partners, and the community of practice including in support of advocacy efforts and fundraising.
The Senior Director also represents CARE at high-level international forums on issues related to savings groups, financial inclusion and gender equity. S/he will engage and nurture strategic partnerships and donor relations with key donors including but not restricted to USAID, professional foundations (e.g. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation) and high net worth individuals.
The Senior Director is part of a larger Program, Strategy and Impact (PSI) team and will collaborate, partner and support other Senior Directors and Program teams to engage in in organization-wide efforts on program quality and learning as well as holistic/integrated programming, as well as lead CUSA WEJ's program impact and quality.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Global strategic leadership
• Provide global leadership to the VSLA team, specifically to guide the strategic direction of VSLA Scaling efforts to reach 62m people by 2030. Given the breadth and depth of CARE’s work with VSLAs as a platform for integrated programming, this role will provide strategic global leadership to CARE’s programing in the areas of (1) CARE's direct programming with VSLAs to reach 9m people by 2030; (2) scaling VSLAs through National Government programs to reach 11m people by 2030; (3) adapting the VSLA model in crisis settings to reach 3-5m people by 2030 and (4) to deepen integration of VSLAs in supply chains and agribusiness programs.
• The position also provides strategic leadership to CARE International confederation on economic justice, a key outcome area for CARE International in its Vision 2030 agenda. Through this platform, the position will work with various CI members to integrate VSLA+ approaches in programs implemented by individual CI members.
• This team provides oversight and leadership for the VSLA programming portfolio funded from US sources and is responsible for leading on VSLA related discussions and strategies within CARE USA
CARE US Team leadership and Program management
• Mentor, coach and support the CARE US VSLA team (roughly 15 staff) to support program quality and accountability by developing new solutions, insights, tools and guidance to replicate and scale VSLAs through CARE and third-party scalers.
• The Sr. Director will build a team of experts to support program quality in CARE country offices. S/he serves as the primary point of contact (PoC) with donors for VSLA program management, new business development, and representation to the donor community. S/he will oversee an annual portfolio of $40-50m in over 35 countries and maintain a robust pipeline of strategic initiatives that support VSLA Scaling priorities.
Global partnerships, External positioning and Advocacy/influencing
• Develop partnerships to design and implement replicable models and new solutions, including digital solutions
• Provide CARE global representation at international and national forums
• Advance CARE's profile in VSLA programming in the US and advocate for the integration of VSLA+ approaches, building on the evidence of CARE's work
Fundraising/Resource Mobilization
• Engage with donors, develop innovative program designs, and build/manage consortium of partners
• Support the partnership of Fundraising/Resource Mobilization teams and VSLA Team members to track strategic and relevant funding opportunities
Learning & Innovations
• Help create and facilitate a VSLA learning agenda that cuts across sectors and programming.
• Leverage learnings, insights and knowledge and lead the development of tools, models, guidance and research to support VSLA scaling efforts globally.
• Ensure data driven information supports decision-making across PSI, and specifically to deliver impactful VSLA programming
WEJ Program Strategy Lead
• Help set and lead WEJ's program strategy goals, including impact, earn-save-invest objectives, program quality goals and gender marker goals.
• Help identify new approaches to integrated programming including developing and testing models for layered and sequenced interventions across impact areas.
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Master's degree or higher in public health, social sciences or international development
• 10-15 years in international development, and/or in CARE programming
• 5+ years MANAGING AND LEADING a technical team
• STRATEGIC planning, program design, implementation and evaluation of programs
• Experience fundraising, designing, implementing multi-donor funded programs
• Significant public speaking and representation experience
How to apply
https://phg.tbe.taleo.net/phg02/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=CAREUSA&cws=52&rid=6997
There are individuals who may use CARE’s name and trademark in emails and on websites in an attempt to solicit fees from interested job-seekers. Some examples of these fees are placement fees or immigration processing fees. CARE does not use recruiting or placement agencies that charge candidates an up-front fee of any kind. Occasionally, CARE does employ recruiting or placement agencies to help us identify candidates for specific employment within CARE. If you’re contacted by a legitimate recruiting or placement agency, there should be no charge to you. If you suspect that you have been a victim of fraud from someone purporting to be CARE, please contact us at legal@care.org.
We provide equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, ancestry, sexual orientation, national origin, age, handicap, disability, marital status, or status as a veteran. If you’d like more information about your EEO rights as an applicant under the law, please click here.
Starting salaries are based on internal equity, candidate experience, and the cost of labor where the job is based. Salaries listed only apply to jobs based in the US Show more details...
The Senior Director, VSLA is responsible for leading CARE's global VSLA Scaling Strategy, one of three Globally Scaled Priorities for CARE USA. This role will provide strategic leadership to collaboratively develop a transformative vision across CARE International, while also leading an international team and portfolio managed by CARE USA. The team will oversee a portfolio of over... 70 projects in 35+countries valued in excess of $USD 200 million by 2030. S/he must strategically identify and deploy diverse funding resources to best support the staffing and funding for the VSLA Scaling Strategy. This position leads a team of 15 staff and provides programming leadership as well as strategic technical support to programs, thought leadership to elevate the role of savings groups programming with donors, partners, and the community of practice including in support of advocacy efforts and fundraising.
The Senior Director also represents CARE at high-level international forums on issues related to savings groups, financial inclusion and gender equity. S/he will engage and nurture strategic partnerships and donor relations with key donors including but not restricted to USAID, professional foundations (e.g. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation) and high net worth individuals.
The Senior Director is part of a larger Program, Strategy and Impact (PSI) team and will collaborate, partner and support other Senior Directors and Program teams to engage in in organization-wide efforts on program quality and learning as well as holistic/integrated programming, as well as lead CUSA WEJ's program impact and quality.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Global strategic leadership
• Provide global leadership to the VSLA team, specifically to guide the strategic direction of VSLA Scaling efforts to reach 62m people by 2030. Given the breadth and depth of CARE’s work with VSLAs as a platform for integrated programming, this role will provide strategic global leadership to CARE’s programing in the areas of (1) CARE's direct programming with VSLAs to reach 9m people by 2030; (2) scaling VSLAs through National Government programs to reach 11m people by 2030; (3) adapting the VSLA model in crisis settings to reach 3-5m people by 2030 and (4) to deepen integration of VSLAs in supply chains and agribusiness programs.
• The position also provides strategic leadership to CARE International confederation on economic justice, a key outcome area for CARE International in its Vision 2030 agenda. Through this platform, the position will work with various CI members to integrate VSLA+ approaches in programs implemented by individual CI members.
• This team provides oversight and leadership for the VSLA programming portfolio funded from US sources and is responsible for leading on VSLA related discussions and strategies within CARE USA
CARE US Team leadership and Program management
• Mentor, coach and support the CARE US VSLA team (roughly 15 staff) to support program quality and accountability by developing new solutions, insights, tools and guidance to replicate and scale VSLAs through CARE and third-party scalers.
• The Sr. Director will build a team of experts to support program quality in CARE country offices. S/he serves as the primary point of contact (PoC) with donors for VSLA program management, new business development, and representation to the donor community. S/he will oversee an annual portfolio of $40-50m in over 35 countries and maintain a robust pipeline of strategic initiatives that support VSLA Scaling priorities.
Global partnerships, External positioning and Advocacy/influencing
• Develop partnerships to design and implement replicable models and new solutions, including digital solutions
• Provide CARE global representation at international and national forums
• Advance CARE's profile in VSLA programming in the US and advocate for the integration of VSLA+ approaches, building on the evidence of CARE's work
Fundraising/Resource Mobilization
• Engage with donors, develop innovative program designs, and build/manage consortium of partners
• Support the partnership of Fundraising/Resource Mobilization teams and VSLA Team members to track strategic and relevant funding opportunities
Learning & Innovations
• Help create and facilitate a VSLA learning agenda that cuts across sectors and programming.
• Leverage learnings, insights and knowledge and lead the development of tools, models, guidance and research to support VSLA scaling efforts globally.
• Ensure data driven information supports decision-making across PSI, and specifically to deliver impactful VSLA programming
WEJ Program Strategy Lead
• Help set and lead WEJ's program strategy goals, including impact, earn-save-invest objectives, program quality goals and gender marker goals.
• Help identify new approaches to integrated programming including developing and testing models for layered and sequenced interventions across impact areas.
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Master's degree or higher in public health, social sciences or international development
• 10-15 years in international development, and/or in CARE programming
• 5+ years MANAGING AND LEADING a technical team
• STRATEGIC planning, program design, implementation and evaluation of programs
• Experience fundraising, designing, implementing multi-donor funded programs
• Significant public speaking and representation experience
How to apply
https://phg.tbe.taleo.net/phg02/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=CAREUSA&cws=52&rid=6997
There are individuals who may use CARE’s name and trademark in emails and on websites in an attempt to solicit fees from interested job-seekers. Some examples of these fees are placement fees or immigration processing fees. CARE does not use recruiting or placement agencies that charge candidates an up-front fee of any kind. Occasionally, CARE does employ recruiting or placement agencies to help us identify candidates for specific employment within CARE. If you’re contacted by a legitimate recruiting or placement agency, there should be no charge to you. If you suspect that you have been a victim of fraud from someone purporting to be CARE, please contact us at legal@care.org.
We provide equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, ancestry, sexual orientation, national origin, age, handicap, disability, marital status, or status as a veteran. If you’d like more information about your EEO rights as an applicant under the law, please click here.
Starting salaries are based on internal equity, candidate experience, and the cost of labor where the job is based. Salaries listed only apply to jobs based in the US Show more details...
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schedule_type: Internship
Project Title: Supporting Access to Family Planning & Post-Abortion Care in Crisis-Affected Countries.
Internship project title: Document CARE’s advocacy efforts in supporting local civil society organizations and opening dialogue on unsafe abortion in crisis affected settings (DRCongo, Chad and Mali...
Suggested duration (weeks or months) of the internship: 8 months
Suggested start date: April 20, 2019
Suggested end date: December 20, 2019.
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Project Title: Supporting Access to Family Planning & Post-Abortion Care in Crisis-Affected Countries.
Internship project title: Document CARE’s advocacy efforts in supporting local civil society organizations and opening dialogue on unsafe abortion in crisis affected settings (DRCongo, Chad and Mali...
Suggested duration (weeks or months) of the internship: 8 months
Suggested start date: April 20, 2019
Suggested end date: December 20, 2019.
CARE is a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. We place special focus on working alongside poor women because, equipped with the proper resources, women have the power to help whole families and entire communities escape poverty. CARE’s flagship program on Sexual and Reproductive Health in Emergencies (SRH-E), SAFPAC Initiative, aims to reduce women’s unintended pregnancies and deaths from unsafe abortion in acute emergencies and chronically crisis-affected countries. In line with CAREs commitment to reach 100 million women by 2020 and empower them to exercise their sexual and reproductive health rights, the SAFPAC global team started in 2016 to support three strategic CARE country offices (Chad, DRC and Mali) to conduct a landscaping study on existing policies and legal framework related to sexual and reproductive health including opening dialogue with local stakeholders on the consequences of unsafe abortions. This work galvanized local civil society organizations and convened for the first time ever communities to talk about unsafe abortion and to take actions to prevent them or ensure access to those in need. While the experience is similar in the three countries there are some specifics that require documentation and sharing to inform future project development.
The purpose of the internship will be to support the documentation and analysis of the country-specific approach developed and implemented to open dialogue on unsafe abortion, identify key actors, their roles and how they were selected, and identify bottlenecks and lessons learned to inform future programming especially in crisis affected and low resource settings.
• Read existing documents (Landscape study reports, Regional Impact Growth Strategies, SRHR Regional strategies and action plans; SRHR Regional Annual Report, SRHR Regional workshop reports, SRHR Regional Readiness assessment, SAFPAC Annual reports, SAFPAC Evaluation of country offices and region perceptions etc.)
• Sciences Po Landscape analysis report
• GEMMA students’ safe abortion report
• Access and analyze SAFPAC project DISC (2015-2018)
• Conduct interviews/surveys with SAFPAC staff, Ministry of Health staff, local activists etc and learn from them the story behind the apparent success of these community-based approaches
• Generate a final report describing achievements by country, and similarities and differences by country
• Design a framework/model for this particular work, identify and share elements of success, challenges, lessons learned and make recommendations
• Share findings during a SRHR meeting or brownbag.
Learning Objectives:
• Understanding the national context that created opportunities to engage in such a sensitive topic
• Identify key stakeholders, strategies to identify them and roles played
• Share progress made so far, challenges and bottlenecks
• Share lessons learned and recommendations.
Deliverables:
• Data analysis of key SRHR indicators by country (DRC, Chad and Mali)
• Interviews with SAFPAC global and country teams, Civil society organizations, partners of CARE and activists etc.
• Programmatic model with key components
• Final report with specific recommendations
• Presentation/brownbag
Qualifications:
• Proficient in English (Verbal & Written)
• Proficient in MS Skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access)
• Undergraduate degree required, first-year or second year in MPH track
• At least 2 years’ experience in social, public health, clinical health or another related field a plus.
• Experience with literature or desk reviews
• Detail-oriented, organized,
• Clear, accessible communication style
• Familiarity with global health and development and/or sexual and reproductive health desirable
• French skills desirable Show more details...
Internship project title: Document CARE’s advocacy efforts in supporting local civil society organizations and opening dialogue on unsafe abortion in crisis affected settings (DRCongo, Chad and Mali...
Suggested duration (weeks or months) of the internship: 8 months
Suggested start date: April 20, 2019
Suggested end date: December 20, 2019.
CARE is a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. We place special focus on working alongside poor women because, equipped with the proper resources, women have the power to help whole families and entire communities escape poverty. CARE’s flagship program on Sexual and Reproductive Health in Emergencies (SRH-E), SAFPAC Initiative, aims to reduce women’s unintended pregnancies and deaths from unsafe abortion in acute emergencies and chronically crisis-affected countries. In line with CAREs commitment to reach 100 million women by 2020 and empower them to exercise their sexual and reproductive health rights, the SAFPAC global team started in 2016 to support three strategic CARE country offices (Chad, DRC and Mali) to conduct a landscaping study on existing policies and legal framework related to sexual and reproductive health including opening dialogue with local stakeholders on the consequences of unsafe abortions. This work galvanized local civil society organizations and convened for the first time ever communities to talk about unsafe abortion and to take actions to prevent them or ensure access to those in need. While the experience is similar in the three countries there are some specifics that require documentation and sharing to inform future project development.
The purpose of the internship will be to support the documentation and analysis of the country-specific approach developed and implemented to open dialogue on unsafe abortion, identify key actors, their roles and how they were selected, and identify bottlenecks and lessons learned to inform future programming especially in crisis affected and low resource settings.
• Read existing documents (Landscape study reports, Regional Impact Growth Strategies, SRHR Regional strategies and action plans; SRHR Regional Annual Report, SRHR Regional workshop reports, SRHR Regional Readiness assessment, SAFPAC Annual reports, SAFPAC Evaluation of country offices and region perceptions etc.)
• Sciences Po Landscape analysis report
• GEMMA students’ safe abortion report
• Access and analyze SAFPAC project DISC (2015-2018)
• Conduct interviews/surveys with SAFPAC staff, Ministry of Health staff, local activists etc and learn from them the story behind the apparent success of these community-based approaches
• Generate a final report describing achievements by country, and similarities and differences by country
• Design a framework/model for this particular work, identify and share elements of success, challenges, lessons learned and make recommendations
• Share findings during a SRHR meeting or brownbag.
Learning Objectives:
• Understanding the national context that created opportunities to engage in such a sensitive topic
• Identify key stakeholders, strategies to identify them and roles played
• Share progress made so far, challenges and bottlenecks
• Share lessons learned and recommendations.
Deliverables:
• Data analysis of key SRHR indicators by country (DRC, Chad and Mali)
• Interviews with SAFPAC global and country teams, Civil society organizations, partners of CARE and activists etc.
• Programmatic model with key components
• Final report with specific recommendations
• Presentation/brownbag
Qualifications:
• Proficient in English (Verbal & Written)
• Proficient in MS Skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access)
• Undergraduate degree required, first-year or second year in MPH track
• At least 2 years’ experience in social, public health, clinical health or another related field a plus.
• Experience with literature or desk reviews
• Detail-oriented, organized,
• Clear, accessible communication style
• Familiarity with global health and development and/or sexual and reproductive health desirable
• French skills desirable Show more details...
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posted_at: 5 days agoschedule_type: Full-time
Other Possible Work Location: Any States or Country where CARE USA Operates.
CARE is a leading poverty fighting and development and humanitarian global nonprofit. Our 2030 strategy will see us deliver impact through gender equal, locally led and globally scaled programs across 100 countries. The continued ability to help those most in need will depend on increasing our funding and the Proposal... Technical Writer will play a vital role in helping
Other Possible Work Location: Any States or Country where CARE USA Operates.
CARE is a leading poverty fighting and development and humanitarian global nonprofit. Our 2030 strategy will see us deliver impact through gender equal, locally led and globally scaled programs across 100 countries. The continued ability to help those most in need will depend on increasing our funding and the Proposal... Technical Writer will play a vital role in helping CARE realize its ambition of reaching $1B in annual revenue.
The Proposal Technical Writer supports CARE's fundraising efforts writing high value, multi-sector proposals in food/water/agriculture and climate as related to agriculture/ agro-forestry with funding from the US government. As a key member of the Resource Development Content Team and reporting to the Executive Director, the Writer will collaborate with multiple technical teams based at global and country levels to document CARE's evidence based and impactful strategic approaches and programs, and support contextualization of these solutions to write winning proposals.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Proposal Writing
• Engage as a key member of capture and live bid proposal design teams leading the writing for high value, multi-sector proposals. Support global and country Technical Leads to contextualize global strategy and solutions to reflect country needs and meet donor requirements. Synthesize and document proposal technical design sessions, track open items and ensure gaps are addressed. Solicit and document technical inputs from subject matter experts at global and country level.
Technical Strategy and Operational Plan Development
• Support sector Technical Leads in the Program Strategy and Impact Group (PSI), and subject matter experts in IPO and Innovation and Impact (I2), to develop CARE's global technical strategy and operational plan for food/water/climate/nutrition. Conduct literature reviews on donor programmatic priorities, emerging evidence in the sector, CARE and competitor programs to inform strategy development. Engage in workshops documenting discussions, tracking open items and ensuring gaps are addressed.
Knowledge Management, Thought Leadership and Capacity Strengthening
• Collaborate with Knowledge Management and M&E teams to mine program data for learnings and contributions to evidence base. Develop communication material for internal and external thought leadership as well as capacity strengthening within the organization. Support Technical Leads to conduct staff capacity strengthening to increase knowledge of CARE technical strategies, operational plans and contextualization at country levels.
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Bachelor's degree in international relations, agriculture, communications, or related field with 15 years of relevant work experience supporting business development in an international development context.
• 5 years of demonstrated experience serving as a Lead Writer on large, USG and other major donor-funded technical proposals in development assistance in Food and Water System in Africa and Asia. USAID experience preferred.
• Proven experience and track record working in multi-sectoral, geographically dispersed proposal teams to design and write $30M proposals.
• Demonstrated capability to independently manage complex processes under tight deadlines. Flexibility to travel 30-40% of time and work flexible hours.
• Demonstrated technical subject matter knowledge of Food Security and Agriculture in international development including private sector engagement.
• Strong communication, coordination and collaboration skills with proven experience applied in international context.
• Strong working knowledge of MS Office, Teams and SharePoint Show more details...
CARE is a leading poverty fighting and development and humanitarian global nonprofit. Our 2030 strategy will see us deliver impact through gender equal, locally led and globally scaled programs across 100 countries. The continued ability to help those most in need will depend on increasing our funding and the Proposal... Technical Writer will play a vital role in helping CARE realize its ambition of reaching $1B in annual revenue.
The Proposal Technical Writer supports CARE's fundraising efforts writing high value, multi-sector proposals in food/water/agriculture and climate as related to agriculture/ agro-forestry with funding from the US government. As a key member of the Resource Development Content Team and reporting to the Executive Director, the Writer will collaborate with multiple technical teams based at global and country levels to document CARE's evidence based and impactful strategic approaches and programs, and support contextualization of these solutions to write winning proposals.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Proposal Writing
• Engage as a key member of capture and live bid proposal design teams leading the writing for high value, multi-sector proposals. Support global and country Technical Leads to contextualize global strategy and solutions to reflect country needs and meet donor requirements. Synthesize and document proposal technical design sessions, track open items and ensure gaps are addressed. Solicit and document technical inputs from subject matter experts at global and country level.
Technical Strategy and Operational Plan Development
• Support sector Technical Leads in the Program Strategy and Impact Group (PSI), and subject matter experts in IPO and Innovation and Impact (I2), to develop CARE's global technical strategy and operational plan for food/water/climate/nutrition. Conduct literature reviews on donor programmatic priorities, emerging evidence in the sector, CARE and competitor programs to inform strategy development. Engage in workshops documenting discussions, tracking open items and ensuring gaps are addressed.
Knowledge Management, Thought Leadership and Capacity Strengthening
• Collaborate with Knowledge Management and M&E teams to mine program data for learnings and contributions to evidence base. Develop communication material for internal and external thought leadership as well as capacity strengthening within the organization. Support Technical Leads to conduct staff capacity strengthening to increase knowledge of CARE technical strategies, operational plans and contextualization at country levels.
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Bachelor's degree in international relations, agriculture, communications, or related field with 15 years of relevant work experience supporting business development in an international development context.
• 5 years of demonstrated experience serving as a Lead Writer on large, USG and other major donor-funded technical proposals in development assistance in Food and Water System in Africa and Asia. USAID experience preferred.
• Proven experience and track record working in multi-sectoral, geographically dispersed proposal teams to design and write $30M proposals.
• Demonstrated capability to independently manage complex processes under tight deadlines. Flexibility to travel 30-40% of time and work flexible hours.
• Demonstrated technical subject matter knowledge of Food Security and Agriculture in international development including private sector engagement.
• Strong communication, coordination and collaboration skills with proven experience applied in international context.
• Strong working knowledge of MS Office, Teams and SharePoint Show more details...
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