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DFID Nigeria Recruits State Representatives

Posted on Wed 20th Jul, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- (15 comments)

Department For International Development (DFID) Nigeria is responsible for managing the British Government's contribution to development in Nigeria, with the objective of supporting governments at federal and state level to reduce poverty in order to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

DFID has invested substantially in three key focus states in the north Kaduna, Kano and Jigawa with a Set of Governance, Education and Health programmes designed to work together. DFID is also engaged in other states in Northern Nigeria, in a twin strategy of supporting state government reforms, and working on human development challenges. Following this year's elections we will expand- our engagement substantially in 3 further northern states, creating 6 key focus states in the north in total.

JOB TITLE: STATE REPRESENTATIVE - a band staff appointed in country (SAIC)

RESPONSIBILITIES

As a State Representative, you will lead on developing and maintaining OFID relationships with key actors within states, in both government and civil society. You will also play a crucial role in overseeing OFIO's programmes in states, working with 0 molt disciplinary team of advisers to:

1) Hold DFID programmes in specified northern Nigerian states accountable for improved delivery and identification of result, including:

• Improving evidence on, and understanding of, programme performance

• Provide advice, support, encouragement and oversight to drive delivery

2) Maximise political engagement in those states to support programmes to deliver through:

• Developing relationships with, and improving understanding of, key actors in each state

• Deepening understanding of the political and reform environment in each state

• Leveraging knowledge and connections to support programme delivery

MAIN ACTIVITIES

1) Build the knowledge and evidence to hold progrommes and state governments account for delivery:

• Maintain basic demographic and poverty data for each state.

• Lead on egreeing appropriate high level coordination structure with government

• Lead multi disciplinary advisory team to conduct bi-annual state level reviews

• Lead on agreeing mous Results Frameworks. Results Framework indicators will need to be agreed across the relevant range of partners and stakeholders.

• Lead on agreeing appropriate high level coordination ,structures with government e.g. State Steering Committees. • Monitor effectiveness of structures against agree, ToRs and DFID monitoring requiremenls.

• Represent DFID to other donors where appropriate (e.g. joint MOUs).

• Lead multi-disciplinary advisory teams to conduct bi-annual Sate Level Review (SlRs) of progress against the re5ults framework and the reform environment.

2) Agree and deliver a state level political engagement strategy to support programme delivery:

• Ensure DFIO has on effective range of interlocutors at political and official level this is likely to in include:

• The top 5 champions of change with whom we work (likely to be a priority for SL visits)

• The top 10 influencers in the 5tate e.g. people around the governor who have both positive and negative influence on the success of development efforts.

• The top 20 officials, non-traditional leaders and non-government leaders who are the most Important stakeholders in DFIO's portfolio of projects in the given state.

• Identify opportunities to engage with government to maximise DFIO's technical support.

3) Oversee slate level delivery through programmes, working closely with relevant OFID advisers

• Make regular visits to states, including ottendance (.t monthly SLP !programme coordination meetings, field visils, and calls on government.

• Ensure Big Common Impact Areas (BClAs) are finalised, agreed with DFID and a monitoring mechanism is in ploce.

• Ensure state level programmes ere maximising coordination opportunities to deliver results.

4) Mitigate risk to programme delivery and communicate issues effectively

• Highlight risks to DFID programmes and mitigation strategies through dear, action orientated ST.

• Produce concise bi-annual reports on state level progress within 3 days of completion of field visits.

• Liaise with other parts of HMO. where appropriate,

As a State Representative you will cover 2 states, though this may change depending on the level of engagement required. You will be based in DFlD's Kano office and report to the Head of DFID Northern Nigeria. Administrative support will be provided by an officer reporting to the Deputy Head, allowing you to focus on delivery.

This post is open to senior people who con demonstrate the ability to successfully perform the role.

Personal Qualities and Skills Required (Person Specification)

• Strong influencing skills

• Strong communication skills

• Evidence of leadership skills

• Demonstrated capacity to work with partner governments and agencies

• Demonstrated capacity to work in multi-disciplinary teams

SPECIFIC COMPETENCIES INCLUDE:

• Analysis and Use of Information:

Breaking down and simplifying complex data, policy documents and similar information will be a key task for the successful candidate. The appointed, should be able to assess and interpret information in order to identify the main issues for attention and to inform technical and non-technical colleagues.

Planning and Delivery of Work:

The successful candidate needs to ensure that tasks are done to the required standard, meeting the required deadlines. They need to plan their work to meet individual, team and office-wide objectives while achieving high quality and value for money

Communication with others:

An important requirement for this position is the ability to communicate dearly orally and in writing, using appropriate language. The successful candidate must have the ability to communicate to a diverse audience, including externally to DFID partners and internally to colleagues/staff.

Influencing:

The successful candidate will work effectively with a wide range of stakeholders, including Government officials, civil society groups, programme contractors/service providers, traditional and religious leaders as well as other donnors. The successful candidate will need to be proficient In building good working relationships, providing a platform for partnership, guidance for implementation, acceptance and support for DFID Programmes.

Working with Others:

The DFID Office in Kana is Q multicultural team, with Nigerian and UK staff members. The successful candidate will have the cultural sensitivity, team spirit and disposition to work in a multicultural and multidisciplinary team. They need to be able to maintain a good working relationship and respect differing opinions. S/he must have the capacity to build excellent relationships with a range of external partners and interlocutors.

BENEFITS

Remuneration:

DFID offers a competitive salary and benefit package. The successful candidate will be appointed within DFID's 'A' band, starting salaries are from 8,1 23, 724 Naira to 14,218,752 Naira per annum the exact level will b", determined based on the candidate's relevant experience and seniority.

The appointment will be on a fixed term contract of 3 years with the possibility of extension at the end of the term.

The anticipated start date is September 2011.

METHOD OF APPLICATION

1) If you are Interested In applying for this position please send on email to Nse Alawani at [email protected] to obtain the application form.

Your completed application form should also be sent to [email protected]

2) The closing date for applications is 25th July, 2011. Under no circumstances will applications be accepted after this date.

DFID is an Equal Opportunities employer. Applications are welcomed from all part of the community, (and we actively encourage interest from women, ethnic minority groups and those with disabilities. Selection is on merit.

Only short listed candidates will be contacted

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Comments (15)

No. 1

Posted on Wed 20th Jul, 2011 11:54:25 GMT by ebenezer

you have successfully not given us the short description of your requirement (i.e qualification details) in simplest form.It is too cumbersome

No. 2

Posted on Thu 21st Jul, 2011 05:52:49 GMT by nonye

pls,try stating out the qualifications needed for this job

No. 3

Posted on Thu 21st Jul, 2011 06:57:01 GMT by Austine

Pls d requirements needed.

No. 4

Posted on Thu 21st Jul, 2011 18:09:28 GMT by Amos Bassi

Hi folks, give this atry it is worth it

No. 5

Posted on Thu 21st Jul, 2011 22:06:35 GMT by Abiodun

I will rather remain in this southern part of the country than to go and waste my life in the north just because of money.Though the pay is big but my life is bigger and more important,so keep your job and let me keep my life till you have vacancy in the south.Boko haram are deadly and I don‘t want to go to their zone.

No. 6

Posted on Fri 22nd Jul, 2011 09:52:35 GMT by Gidadawa

Am proud and thanks Allah for been from North than to be created from Southern/Eastern part of the Nation where i will join Militant be killing my Parent purposely because of OIL MONEY, Seducing my Sisters and Mums. am ever ready for the JOB

No. 7

Posted on Fri 22nd Jul, 2011 11:21:20 GMT by bil

I sent a mail since monday to request for the application form and I have not received any response. or how else do we apply

No. 8

Posted on Fri 22nd Jul, 2011 13:07:05 GMT by Saade kachalla

DFID, Thanks for the plan to intervene in the northern states of Nigeria where I decend. Iam ready to support my people`s development. I have already appliedseeking for an application form as directed in ur advert. Expecting your earliest response. Ever ready to give a voice to the voiceless wherever they are .

No. 9

Posted on Fri 22nd Jul, 2011 13:32:58 GMT by Fati

Gidadawa, you just showed the whole world how myopic you are and what you're made of. If you notice in the other comments, no one's being insulting, but of course you can't help it cuz that's just who you are; UNCIVILIZED.It's ur type that paint us bad before the rest of the worid

No. 10

Posted on Fri 22nd Jul, 2011 16:49:04 GMT by NOAH

FELLOW NIGERIANS, NORTH OR ELSEWHERE, WE ARE ALL ONE, AS A NATION. SO WHY SUCH USELESS INSULTS OF OURSELVES.. PLS, LET'S STAND TO DEFEND THE EFFORTS OF OUR PAST HEROES..

No. 11

Posted on Fri 22nd Jul, 2011 18:12:32 GMT by saheed

you people dont need to transfer aggression because of unemployment. there is no place in the world that is peaceful if you are a follower of aljazeera network. north is for boko haram south is for nurtw and east is militancy. who do we blame for all these?

No. 12

Posted on Fri 22nd Jul, 2011 21:22:36 GMT by Abiodun

@Gidadawa,I didn‘t post my comment to offend anyone and I believe I have a right to my opinion.Sorry if you are offended,but stop being ethnocentric and don‘t bring in any form of tribalism here.I love you people in the north but hate the violence being perpetrated by disgruntled some.Peace be with you.

No. 13

Posted on Sat 23rd Jul, 2011 13:27:48 GMT by roberts abimbola

i sent a mail since on monday to Alawani requesting for application form but to my dismay up till now i have not receive any rerponse .pls what is the problem or is the advert not real .thks

No. 14

Posted on Sat 23rd Jul, 2011 14:38:32 GMT by Sunday Itodo

I have complied with the instruction of sending email to one Nse for application form for 5 days now but no reply from such person. Is this post real?

No. 15

Posted on Sun 24th Jul, 2011 20:59:26 GMT by obinna

Gidadawa or what soever ur name is, atleast d militants are demandin their rights, cus its d responsibility of d oil multinationals to carry out social responsibilities, but d militants dont kil, they only kidnap for a ransome, but boko haram hav not brought any reasons for killing innocent citizens, thats to tell u hw unwise they are,WHAT ARE THERE DEMANDS? INSTEAD THEY EXPLODE BOMBS EVERYWHERE, SO GIDADAWA GO REASON AM SURE U AR EDUCATED

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