MYANMAR - FSL COORDINATOR (M/F) - YANGON (SRH06135) Yangon, Myanmar
| Salary: | Per diem USD 700 |
About the mission
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SI is currently mainly operating in Rakhine and in Kachin States with outreach emergency capacities through its local partners in Chin, Sagaing and Magway States. The operations are supported by the Coordination team based in Yangon. While continuing to support the vulnerable communities suffering from a long-term protracted crisis, SI is also developing a stronger and more responsive Emergency component, either directly or through local partners, to tackle the growing needs spreading across the country. In November 2022, 12 international staff and 310 national staff are working with SI Myanmar to implement projects focusing on Wash, FSL and Emergency response. Projects are ranging from immediate life-saving response (Water Scarcity in Rakhine, rehabilitation, Operation and maintenance of sanitation facilities, desludging and sludge treatment, water supply facilities, Emergency response to new displacements etc.) to the search for more sustainable solutions to protracted crisis (handover to communities and local organizations, capacity-building, community empowerment etc.). SI’s main donors are FCDO, ECHO, CIAA, CDCS and UN agencies.
General objective: The FSL Coordinator contributes to the development of Solidarités International's strategy by proposing and supporting the implementation of a sectoral strategy in the field of Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL). He/she oversees the quality and relevance of technical approaches across the project cycle, ensures that activities are aligned with organizational objectives and the needs of communities served by SI’s interventions, and contributes to improving Solidarités International’s FSL methodologies and learning objectives. The role also leads on all responsibilities related to cash and voucher assistance (CVA), including strategy, proposal development, technical assistance to programming, and external engagement. The main challenges:
Priorities for the 2/3 first months:
Security constraints:
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