(Offre en anglais) The Carter Center recrute un Project Officer or Senior Project Officer عودة إلى الفرص

Former applicants need not reapply

• Job Title:   Project Officer or Senior Project Officer
• Location: Tunis, Tunisia with possibility of in-country travel as necessary
• Length of contract: A 12-month Contract of Limited Duration on a full-time basis with possibility of renewal.
• Starting date: 24September 2018
• Closing date for the submission of applications: 22 July 2018

The Carter Center, a not-for-profit, nongovernmental organization, is seeking an experienced andhighly-qualified Project Officer or Senior Project Officer to join its field office team and ensure the monitoring and implementation of its current and future program in Tunisia.

Under the direct supervision of the Field Office Director (FOD) and the Program Officer, the duties of the Project Officer will include:

• Write a short weekly political analysis of the general situation in Tunisia;
• Monitor / track media coverage and prepare daily updates for the Center’s personnel;provide on a daily basisthe latest major developments relating to elections, the political scene and security;
• Regularly follow and report on activities of civil society and political parties on all issues related to the activity of the Carter Center;
• Follow the meetings of the ARP and its commissions on laws and issues relevant to the work of the Carter Center and take notes;
• Contribute to the preparation of press releases statements and participate in their translation into Arabic and/or French;
• Liaise with the media and manage the Carter Center Tunisia Facebook page;
• Organize seminars, workshops and activities conducted by the Carter Center;
• Prepare project documents and budgets;
• Translate project documents and act as interpreter, as required;
• Perform other duties, as required (organize meetings and prepare minutes).

The Carter Center in Tunisia

The Carter Center established a field office in Tunis in July 2011 to observe the first democratic elections following the Arab Spring, monitor the constitution-drafting process and the establishment of the electoral framework, and promote the inclusion of interational standards for elections, democracy, and human rights in the new constitution. In 2012-13, the Center conducted training for civil society partners engaged in election observation, and in 2014 it observed the legislative and presidential elections, providing Tunisian authorities, electoral stakeholders, and international actors with recommendations to improve election administration and the legal framework.

Since then the Center has continued to support progress in Tunisia’s legislative framework by monitoring the work of the parliament, holding meetings with key decision-makers to engage and advise on issues, and publishing public statements with recommendations on key legislative issues. The Center has also used its convening authority to organize regular meetings with the civil society organizations in support of joint advocacy campaigns on developing legislative issues. The Center regularly provides technical assistance on election standards and supports Tunisian CSO partners in identifying areas of agreement and forming joint recommendations regarding key legislation governing elections and democratic governance in Tunisia.