• Coordination: Internal coordination involves finding synergies between the various Emergency projects and components and coordination with the advocacy officer and other sector coordinators, so as to determine a clear and unified methodology.
  
• External coordination involves attending the WASH, NFI/Shelter and Food security clusters and liaising with experienced partners, and building relationships with the civil society.
  
• Program Development based on the available data and the results of external coordination, gaps will be identified and a programmatic plan will be determined.
  
• Emergency interventions will be planned according to the foreseen needs and detected vulnerabilities.
  
• The Sector coordinator will have the task of refining the existing pilot initiatives and building programmatic partnerships.
  
• The Emergency Sector Coordinator will assist the Project Managers in refining their emergency assistance methodology, sharing knowledge, train and coach the Emergency team members particularly in North Kivu.

Qualifications & Experience:

• M.A. in Social Sciences.
  
• University degree in social sciences (sociology, anthropology, development, political sciences preferred).
  
• At least 5 years of international project management (staff supervision must include internationals).
  
• At least 2 years of Emergency-related project/program management.
  
• Strong experience in program development (proposal design and writing, strategy design).
  
• Familiarity with rights-based approach, experience with promotion of rights.
  Human rights or rights-based approach training or experience.

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