USIP recrute un North Africa Project Assistant عودة إلى الفرص

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JOB BRIEF

The North Africa Project Assistant provide effective logistical and administrative support for the successful implementation of program projects and activities occurring throughout the North Africa.

This is a Fixed-Time Term Personal Services Contractor position. Please note that this position is only open for Tunisian citizens.

RESPONSIBILITIES

The North Africa Project Assistant will provide support in the following areas:

• Contract submission, document preparation for payments, vendor contacts, preparation of event budgets;
• Support the Alliance of Tunisian Facilitators (ATF) project, reporting to the ATF Project Officer;
• Coordinate project expenditures and disbursements following approval from the Project Officers;
• Coordinate project-related meetings, events, etc.;
• Assist in monitoring progress against project output and provide feedback and action steps to Project Leader to achieve project objectives;
• Support in the M&E data collection process;
• Plan project-related travel for Washington-based and local USIP staff in the Middle East and North Africa for the ATF project;
• Prepare and disseminate timely project related, programmatic and financial reports to the North Africa Program Management Team, USIP-DC and to other entities as appropriate;
• Update program databases and documents as necessary to ensure the knowledge management of USIP’s programs;
• Make appointments, attend meetings, and take notes as needed;
• Work closely with the regional and in-country administrative and logistical team;
• Support the Regional Security Coordinator with local security updates, and maintain a high level of security awareness at all times; and
• Perform other duties as needed.