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Monitoring and Evaluation Officer (Open) Job Code 105 Job/Position Title: Monitoring and Evaluation Officer Department: ProgrammeReport to: Programme ManagerJob Location: Addis Ababa with frequent travel to the fieldClothing Date : September 7, 2026 Job Purpose: The M&E Officer is responsible for strengthening and implementing NEWA’s Monitoring, Evaluation, accountability and learning systems across programmes and projects. The positions ensure that reliable, timely and quality data are generated, analyzed and used to track programme performance, demonstrate results, support evidence-based decision making, strengthen accountability and document learning. Key Responsibilities M&E System and Planning Develop, update and operationalize NEWA’s organizational M&E/MEAL framework. Support programmes and projects to develop logical frameworks, results frameworks, indicators, targets and monitoring plans. Ensure alignment between strategic objectives, annual plans, project plans, indicators and reporting requirements. Develop and maintain standardized M&E tools, SOPs, guidelines and reporting templates. Support integration of gender, inclusion, safeguarding and accountability considerations into M&E systems. Programme Monitoring Monitor implementation against approved workplans, indicators, targets, budgets and milestones. Conduct regular field monitoring and supportive supervision visits. Track programme performance and identify delays, gaps, risks and underachievement. Maintain organizational/project performance trackers and dashboards. Provide timely recommendations to programme teams for corrective action. Data Management and Quality Assurance Develop and manage appropriate data collection tools and databases. Ensure timely collection, compilation, cleaning, validation and analysis of programme data. Conduct routine Data Quality Assessments (DQAs). Ensure data are accurate, complete, consistent, reliable and properly documented. Strengthen digital data collection and information management systems. Evaluation and Research Support baseline, mid-term, end-line and other programme evaluations. Develop TORs and technical inputs for evaluations and research assignments. Support quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis. Ensure evaluation findings and recommendations are documented and followed up. Generate evidence to inform programme design and strategic decision-making. Reporting and Analysis Prepare regular programme performance reports, including monthly, quarterly, biannual and annual reports. Provide data and analysis for donor reports, proposals, concept notes and organizational reports. Analyze trends, achievements, challenges and deviations against targets. Develop concise performance summaries, dashboards and visualizations for management. Learning and Knowledge Management Establish mechanisms for documenting lessons learned, best practices, success stories and case studies. Facilitate learning and reflection sessions with programme teams and partners. Promote the use of monitoring and evaluation findings for adaptive programme management. Contribute to organizational knowledge management and evidence generation. Capacity Building Build the capacity of programme staff, members, partners and sub-grantees on M&E, data collection, data quality, reporting and learning. Provide technical support to project teams in developing and using M&E tools. Coach data collectors and relevant programme staff on ethical and quality data collection. Accountability and Feedback Strengthen programme feedback and complaints mechanisms. Ensure beneficiary/community feedback is systematically collected, analyzed and used to improve programme quality. Coordination Work closely with the Programme, Finance, Communication, Resource Mobilization and other relevant units. Coordinate with project focal persons, members, partners and sub-grantees on M&E requirements. Support management in reviewing organizational and project performance. Represent NEWA in relevant M&E/MEAL coordination forums when assigned. Required Qualifications and Experience BA/MA in Monitoring and Evaluation, Statistics or a related field. At least 5 years of relevant M&E/MEAL experience, preferably in NGO/CSO or development programmes. Experience developing and implementing M&E frameworks and systems. Strong knowledge of quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis. Experience with digital data collection and data management tools. Strong Excel and data visualization skills; knowledge of statistical software is an advantage. Experience in gender, women’s rights, GBV, advocacy, humanitarian or development programming is highly desirable. Excellent report writing, communication, facilitation and analytical skills. Key Competencies Results-based management Data analysis and interpretation Attention to detail and data quality Strategic thinking Problem solving Communication and facilitation Teamwork and coordination Learning and knowledge management Gender and inclusion sensitivity Confidentiality and ethical data management How to Apply Applicants should submit their CV and cover letter to the following email address; Network of Ethiopia Women’s Associations – Email  newarecruitments@gmail.com  Female applicants are highly encouraged to apply this is strongly encourage by NEWA. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.  

Program Coordinator – ARISE Project (Open) JOB DESCRIPTIONPosition Title: Program Coordinator – ARISE ProjectProject: ARISE – Integrated GBV Response and Social ReintegrationDepartment: Program DepartmentReports to: Program ManagerDuty Station: Addis Ababa, with frequent travel to South Wollo, Amhara RegionEmployment Type: Full-timeDue Date: Sept 7, 2026. Job PurposeThe Program Coordinator will provide overall strategic, technical, operational and coordination leadership for the ARISE Project. The position will ensure that the project is implemented effectively, efficiently and in accordance with the approved project proposal, logical framework, workplans, budget, donor requirements, consortium arrangements, NEWA policies, and relevant GBV standards. The Program Coordinator will provide technical and managerial support to the field team, coordinate with CARE Ethiopia, government institutions, service providers, women-led organizations and other stakeholders, and ensure that project interventions achieve their intended results. Key Responsibilities Overall Project Coordination and Management Provide overall coordination and oversight of the ARISE project. Coordinate implementation across Head Office and field teams. Ensure effective coordination between Program, M&E, Finance, Communication, Administration and other relevant NEWA units. Ensure effective linkages between ARISE and NEWA’s broader GBV, gender equality, women’s empowerment and advocacy priorities. Technical Leadership on GBV Programming Ensure project interventions comply with relevant GBV minimum standards, national frameworks, safeguarding requirements and humanitarian principles. Provide guidance on integrated GBV response, including medical, psychosocial, legal, protection and referral services. Ensure appropriate and functional referral mechanisms are established and strengthened from community/kebele to zonal level. Support the development and strengthening of partnerships with One Stop Centers, health facilities, legal service providers, safe spaces, and other relevant services. Provide technical oversight to community-based GBV prevention and social norm change interventions. Project Quality Assurance Establish and maintain mechanisms for ensuring the quality of project implementation. Review project plans, ToRs, training materials, tools, reports and other technical documents. Conduct regular field monitoring and supportive supervision visits. Support continuous improvement and adaptive management based on evidence and learning. Consortium and Partner Coordination Serve as a key focal person for coordination with CARE Austria, CARE Ethiopia and other ARISE partners. Ensure timely communication and information sharing between NEWA and consortium partners. Coordinate joint planning, monitoring, learning, reporting and review processes. Represent NEWA in relevant coordination meetings when delegated. Government and Stakeholder Engagement Establish and maintain strong working relationships with relevant government offices at regional, zonal, woreda and community levels. Coordinate with Women and Social Affairs, Health, Justice, Police, education, TVET and other relevant government institutions. Engage GBV service providers, women-led organizations, CSOs, community structures, academic institutions and other stakeholders. Represent NEWA in relevant GBV, protection, humanitarian and coordination platforms. Support advocacy and policy engagement related to GBV prevention, response, survivor rights and women’s empowerment. M&E, Accountability, Learning and Evidence Work closely with the M&E/MEAL team to ensure achievement of project indicators and targets. Ensure effective monitoring systems are established and implemented. Review project performance against the log frame, indicators, targets, and workplans. Promote accountability to project participants and communities. Lead periodic project performance reviews and support reflection and learning sessions. Document lessons learned, promising practices, success stories and case studies. Ensure learning is used to adapt project implementation and improve quality. Reporting and Documentation Coordinate preparation and submission of high-quality monthly, quarterly, biannual and annual project reports. Review and consolidate reports from field teams. Ensure reports clearly demonstrate progress against results, indicators, targets, challenges, lessons and corrective actions. Ensure proper documentation and archiving of project records. Coordinate development of success stories, case studies and other knowledge products. Budget and Financial Oversight Work closely with Finance to monitor ARISE project budget utilization. Ensure project activities are implemented within approved budgets. Review budget versus actual expenditure and identify variances. Ensure timely preparation of activity budgets, procurement plans, and financial requests. Ensure compliance with NEWA financial procedures and donor requirements. Resource Mobilization and Sustainability Identify opportunities for additional resources to strengthen and sustain ARISE interventions. Contribute to proposal development and concept note preparation related to GBV, women’s rights and survivor support. Support resource mobilization initiatives relevant to NEWA’s strategic priorities. Capacity Strengthening Lead identification of capacity gaps among service providers, government actors, community structures, women-led organizations and project staff. Coordinate development and delivery of capacity-building interventions. Support training and mentoring on GBV prevention and response, survivor-centered approaches, referral systems, safeguarding and related areas. Promote institutional and community ownership of project interventions. Safeguarding and Risk Management Ensure safeguarding, child protection, confidentiality and do-no-harm principles are integrated into all project activities. Ensure risks affecting project implementation are regularly identified, assessed, monitored and mitigated. Ensure safeguarding concerns are handled according to NEWA’s established reporting and response mechanisms. Required Qualifications and Experience EducationMaster’s degree in Gender Studies, Social Work, Sociology, Psychology, Public Health, Development Studies, International Development, or a closely related field. Experience At least 7 years of relevant professional experience, including significant experience in program/project coordination or management. Demonstrated experience managing or coordinating GBV, women’s rights, protection, humanitarian, gender equality, or social reintegration programs. Experience working with international NGOs, donors, consortiums and government stakeholders. Strong experience in project planning, implementation, monitoring, reporting and budget management. Experience in GBV survivor-centered programming, referral mechanisms, women’s economic empowerment, or community-based GBV prevention is highly desirable. Experience in conflict-affected and humanitarian settings is an advantage. Language Excellent written and spoken English and Amharic. How to Apply Applicants should submit their CV and cover letter to the following email address; Network of Ethiopia Women’s Associations – Email  newarecruitments@gmail.com before Sept 7, 2026. Female applicants are highly encouraged to apply this is strongly encourage by NEWA. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.  

Project Coordinator – Civil Society Innovation Fund (CSIF) (Open) JOB DESCRIPTIONPosition Title: Project Coordinator – Civil Society Innovation Fund (CSIF)Project: Civil Society Innovation Fund (CSIF)Department: Program Department Reports to: Program ManagerDuty Station: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, with frequent travel to project regionsEmployment Type: Full-timeDue Date: Sept 7, 2026 Job PurposeThe Project Coordinator will be responsible for the day-to-day coordination and effective implementation of the CSIF-supported WLO (Women Led Organizations) Initiative. The position will coordinate NEWA and its members/partners to ensure that project activities are implemented on time, within budget and in accordance with the approved proposal, workplan, results framework, donor requirements and NEWA policies and procedures. The position will contribute to strengthening women-led and women-focused organizations and promoting the meaningful participation of women, youth, persons with disabilities and other marginalized groups in civic engagement, governance, advocacy, peacebuilding and decision-making processes. Key Responsibilities Project Planning and Implementation Coordinate the overall day-to-day implementation of the CSIF project in line with the approved proposal, workplan, budget and results framework. Ensure that project activities are implemented according to agreed quality standards, timelines and targets. Identify implementation challenges and opportunities and recommend appropriate corrective actions. Ensure gender equality, social inclusion, disability inclusion, safeguarding, conflict sensitivity and do-no-harm principles are integrated throughout project implementation. Support adaptive implementation based on changes in context, emerging needs, monitoring findings and stakeholder feedback. Capacity Strengthening of Women-Led Organizations Coordinate Organizational Capacity Assessments (OCAs) of selected women-led and women-focused organizations. Support the development and implementation of tailored organizational capacity-strengthening plans. Support WLOs to strengthen their organizational systems, leadership, advocacy, evidence generation, monitoring, safeguarding and resource mobilization capacities. Advocacy, Civic Engagement and Peacebuilding Coordinate evidence-based advocacy and civic engagement initiatives under the project. Facilitate engagement between women-led organizations, communities, government institutions, civil society, media and other stakeholders. Support initiatives that promote women’s meaningful participation in governance, peacebuilding, policy dialogue and decision-making. Ensure the priorities and voices of women, youth, persons with disabilities and other marginalized groups are reflected in project activities. Coordinate the development and dissemination of policy briefs, research findings, advocacy materials and other knowledge products. Grants and Partner Support Coordinate project-related grant activities in collaboration with the finance and relevant technical teams. Support the preparation and implementation of grant-making processes in line with approved procedures. Provide technical accompaniment to grant recipients and monitor implementation progress. Review partner activity and narrative reports and provide feedback for improvement. Ensure grant-related documentation is complete and properly maintained. Coordinate with finance staff to monitor grant expenditure and identify financial implementation issues. Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning Work closely with the MEAL/M&E team to track project progress against the results framework and indicators. Ensure timely collection and documentation of project data and evidence. Participate in joint monitoring visits, data quality assessments, outcome reviews and reflection meetings. Support documentation of success stories, lessons learned, good practices, outcome stories and case studies. Reporting and Documentation Prepare and coordinate timely project narrative and progress reports in collaboration with relevant staff and consortium partners. Consolidate partner reports and ensure consistency between activities, results, indicators and expenditure. Ensure project documents, evidence, correspondence and reports are properly organized and centrally accessible. Financial and Budget Monitoring Work closely with the Finance team to monitor project expenditure against the approved budget. Ensure activities are planned and implemented within approved budgets. Coordinate with finance and procurement teams to avoid delays in implementation. Ensure compliance with NEWA and donor financial and procurement procedures. Risk Management, Safeguarding and Compliance Maintain and regularly update the project risk register in collaboration with consortium partners. Ensure agreed risk mitigation measures are followed and updated as necessary. Promote conflict-sensitive and do-no-harm programming. Ensure safeguarding, protection, accessibility, gender equality and social inclusion standards are applied in project activities. Stakeholder Engagement and Representation Develop and maintain effective relationships with government institutions, CSOs, WLOs, community structures, media, development partners and other stakeholders. Represent NEWA/CSIF project in relevant meetings, workshops, coordination forums and stakeholder engagements as delegated. Support national and regional advocacy and policy dialogue platforms. Strengthen linkages between project activities and existing women’s rights, peacebuilding, civic engagement and civil society networks. Promote visibility and positive communication of project achievements in line with donor and NEWA requirements. Required Qualifications and Experience EducationMaster’s degree in Development Studies, Gender Studies, Social Sciences, Public Administration, Project Management, International Development, Peace and Conflict Studies, or a related field. Experience Minimum of 7 years of relevant experience in project/program coordination or management, preferably within civil society, women’s rights, gender equality, governance, peacebuilding, or development programs. Demonstrated experience coordinating projects involving multiple partners or consortium arrangements. Experience working with women-led/women-focused organizations and marginalized groups is highly desirable. Experience in advocacy, civic engagement, policy influencing, peacebuilding, or organizational capacity strengthening. Experience in donor-funded project implementation and reporting. Experience working with grants and providing technical support to partner organizations is an advantage. Experience in Ethiopia’s civil society and development sector is preferred. LanguageExcellent written and spoken English and Amharic How to Apply Applicants should submit their CV and cover letter to the following email address; Network of Ethiopia Women’s Associations – Email  newarecruitments@gmail.com before Sept 7, 2026. Female applicants are highly encouraged to apply this is strongly encourage by NEWA. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

GBV Program Officer (CLOSED) I. Position InformationPosition Title: GBV Program OfficerWork Unit: Program Department Reports To: Program CoordinatorJob Location: Dessie Town- South Wollo, Amhara Region Closing Date: January 10, 2026 About NEWANEWA is a pioneer, national coalition of women associations that share the goal of advancing women’s rights, gender equality, women’s empowerment and the fight against GBV. NEWA is strategically positioned to advocate for the rights of women, to respect and promotion of women’s rights, and ensure the proper implementation of gender- sensitive policies, laws and programs at national and regional levels. NEWA has 50 member associations and organizations that strives to ensure the interests of women is factored in the national plans and policies and to see women’s social, economic, political and legal entitlements realized at all levels as enshrined in the national and international instruments. II. Job SummaryThe GBV Program Officer is a senior position, responsible for leading the design, implementation, and monitoring the ARISE project, which is purely GBV focused project, that will be implemented in South Wollo Zone of Amhara Region. The aim is to execute, facilitate and exercise effective day-to-day coordination and management of the projects according to the Network’s and Donor, general standards and institutional culture. The GBV Program Officer supports the operations efforts to fulfil NEWA’s mandate and associated obligations on GBV prevention, risk mitigation and response in South Wollo Zone, based on policy and guidance. S/he collaborates closely with the NEWA head office staffs and the field Program team and strengthens working relations with donors, partners, members and stakeholders involved in GBV prevention, risk mitigation and response. All NEWA staffs are accountable to perform their duties as reflected in their job description. The GBV program Officer contributes to ensuring ARISE project meet the mission and objectives of NEWA as a national agency for GE, WE, and the fight against GBV/VAWG. The incumbent makes sure effectiveness, efficiency and meeting quality standards by working in a team, closely monitoring project and budget and organizing logistics. The GBV Program Officer support the ARISE project in managing the day-to-day project activities, facilitating trainings, provide technical support for the economic support for survivors, monitoring the project officers and social workers and over all field level project management. The GBV Program Officer closely works with the field project officers and social worker and with the head office Program Coordinator, Program Manager, Finance & Administration Dept, and the M&E unit, the communication. As senior staff, the expected qualities include being diligent, organized, details oriented and comfortable working with diverse teams as well as skilled with program development. The position holder needs to be dedicated and passionate for the causes of NEWA, hardworking, professional and with excellent organizational skills. III. Duties and Responsibilities Field-Level Coordination and Implementation Oversight Coordinate the day-to-day field implementation of the ARISE project in line with approved work plans, donor agreements, and guidance from Head Office. Ensure project activities are implemented on time, to required quality standards, and in compliance with GBV minimum standards and national frameworks. Coordinate field staff, facilitators, consultants, and implementing partners involved in ARISE project activities, ensuring clarity of roles and effective communication. Provide regular field-level implementation updates, risk alerts, and corrective action recommendations to the Program Manager and Program Coordinator. Supervision and Staff Management Provide direct line supervision, mentoring, and performance follow-up to Project Officers and Social Workers working under the ARISE project. Conduct regular planning, review, and feedback meetings with supervised staff to ensure clarity of roles, accountability, and quality service delivery. Support capacity strengthening of supervised staff through coaching, on-the-job support, and identification of training needs. Ensure staff adhere to survivor-centered approaches, safeguarding standards, confidentiality, and professional ethics. Technical coordination of GBV Response Coordinate and technically support trainings for health care providers, GBV case managers, call center staff, legal professionals, police, judges, and other service providers. Coordinate legal support services for GBV survivors in collaboration with Wollo University and relevant justice actors. Support trauma healing and MHPSS sessions for survivors and GBV service providers in collaboration with specialized partners. Facilitate the establishment and operationalization of referral mechanisms from kebele to zonal level and monitor their functionality. Ensure all GBV interventions adhere to survivor-centered, ethical, confidential, and rights-based approaches. Project Design, Technical Oversight, and Capacity Building Participate in the design of project activities, monitoring systems, and capacity-building interventions for partners, community members, and children. Confirm that project implementation is on track to achieve expected results, contribute to national outcomes, donor programs, and sustainable impacts. Closely follow the quality of outsourced consultancy services, including preparation of ToRs, selection processes, and review of inception and final reports. Community-Based GBV Prevention and Social Norm Change Coordinate and supervise community-based GBV prevention interventions, including strengthening community structures, building the capacity of local groups and facilitators, and supporting dialogue and awareness activities to address harmful gender norms and promote positive practices. Ensure safe and timely linkage of GBV survivors to One Stop Centers, safe houses, safe spaces, and other essential services. Supervise Project Officers and Social Workers in the implementation of community outreach, case follow-up, MHPSS, Economic Empowerment and referral activities.     Advocacy and Communication Coordinate field-level advocacy, awareness-raising, and IEC/BCC activities, ensuring accurate messaging, ethical communication, and alignment with project objectives. Assist GBV activities in the development and testing of Behavior Change Communication (BCC) materials on GBV and violence prevention for the camp communities. Economic Empowerment Support community mobilization for the establishment and strengthening of VESA groups for GBV survivors and conflict-affected women. Coordinate with TVET institutions and relevant partners to support technical and vocational training for women survivors Monitoring and Evaluation With close collaboration with the Head Office Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, monitor field-level implementation against approved indicators, work plans, and targets; ensure accurate, timely, and ethical data collection and reporting by Project Officers and Social Workers; conduct regular field monitoring and supportive supervision visits to assess progress, quality, and compliance; and contribute verified field-level data, analysis, and narratives to organizational and donor M&E reports. Maintain, monitor and measure ARISE project implementation and

Program Coordinator (CLOSED) JOB DESCRIPTION Position: Program Coordinator Employment type: Full-timeContract Type- One YearPlace of work: Addis AbabaApplication Deadline: July 14, 2024Salary: by organization scale Organization Overview: The Network of Ethiopian Women’s Associations (NEWA) is a pioneer, non- partisan, non—for-profit national coalition with 38 members associations and organizations operating all over Ethiopia. By fostering membership, synergy, partnership among women’s associations and structures, NEWA strives for gender equality, women empowerment and ending GBV/VAW/G nationwide for the past 20 years. NEWA as an advocate network, synchronizes the efforts of its members to influence policies, to bring women and girls into the mainstream of the society.  The network works that the national policies, plans, strategies and programs take into account the interests of women and that of women’s social, economic, political, and legal rights—which are established in national and international instruments—are achieved at all levels. Job Purpose NEWA wants to hire two program coordinator that can support our member organizations in resource mobilization, program management, and other activities that benefits their organizations. The PC will coordinate the overall programs of the organization and will lead the active projects. Key Role and Responsibilities Resource Mobilization Responsibilities 50% Research and identify potential funding sources (grants, donations, etc.) aligned with the joint programs’ objectives. Monitor funding announcements and deadlines relevant to NEWA and the partner organization’s priorities. Ensure proposals adhere to donor guidelines and deadlines. Program Management:  40% Coordinate program activities, timelines, and budgets for both organizations. Develop and track program milestones and deliverables. Prepare reports on program progress and impact. Facilitate communication and collaboration between NEWA, the partner organization, and program stakeholders. Serve as the primary point of contact for program inquiries. Represent both NEWA and the partner organization at donor meetings and events (as appropriate). Logistics and Administration: 10% Organize and manage program meetings, events, and workshops. Maintain program documentation and records. Travel arrangements (if program activities involve travel).    Skills and Qualifications: Minimum RequirementA Master’s degree Social Studies, Gender Studies, International Relations And other relevant fields A minimum of five years of practical experience in program management/coordination and resource mobilization. Solid skill, knowledge and foundation in proposal development and of the project management cycle. Have previous engagement in Women and Youth themes Excellent project management, organizational, and time management skills. Strong written and verbal communication skills in English and Amharic Experience working in a non-profit /NGO Setting/ is mandatory Proficiency in MS Office Suite and project management software Most Proficiencies Good understanding of annual work planning and budgeting and budget monitoring. A good understanding of monitoring and evaluation processes. Solid project management and reporting skills. Sound project and proposal development skills. Experience and engagement with government ministries in policy and guidelines revision and development A good understanding and sensitivity to issues associated with Women, Gender Equality, Women Empowerment, Youth and knowledge of the context in which non-profit organizations operate. Knowledge and experience in training and participatory training methodologies. Team leadership skills, with good abilities of addressing conflicts amongst diverse teams and constituents. Excellent organizational skills. Proficient knowledge of word processing, spreadsheets, presentation tools, electronic mail (Microsoft Office preferred) and Internet. Demonstrated proficiency in English oral and written. Essential character traits Self-motivated, Result oriented, High integrity, Accountable, Reliable How to apply: Interested applicants can submit their CV and Cover letter on newarecruitments@gmail.com Email on or before July 14, 2024

Program Coordinator (CLOSED) About the Job Background:The Network of Ethiopian Women’s Associations (NEWA) is a non-partisan, non-governmental network organization established in 2003, and currently NEWA has 38 member local organizations and associations seeking to create a stronger advocacy voice for women’s advancement NEWA with financial support from the Spanish Development Cooperation has been implementing and leading a project, namely ‘Strengthen the participation and leadership of women’s rights organizations in response to sexual and gender-based violence’. The project scope is purely focused on Strengthening the SGBV response through building the capacities of WROs and the project will be implemented at the National level and regional levels in Addis Ababa, Oromia, and Benishangul-Gumz region. As part of the project, NEWA is hiring two programme coordinators in this project. Role and Responsibilities of the Programme Coordinator Program Management:  Coordinate program activities, timelines, and budgets for both organizations. Develop and track program milestones and deliverables. Prepare reports on program progress and impact. Facilitate communication and collaboration between NEWA, the partner organization, and program stakeholders. Serve as the primary point of contact for program inquiries. Represent both NEWA and the partner organization at donor meetings and events (as appropriate). Logistics and Administration: Organize and manage program meetings, events, and workshops. Maintain program documentation and records.  Travel arrangements (if program activities involve travel). Resource Mobilization Responsibilities Research and identify potential funding sources (grants, donations, etc.) aligned with the joint programs’ objectives. Monitor funding announcements and deadlines relevant to NEWA and the partner organization’s priorities.   Ensure proposals adhere to donor guidelines and deadlines. Salary: by organization scale About You Skills and Qualifications:A minimum of three years of experience in program coordination or a related field is required. A Master’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., Public Administration, Gender Studies, International Relations) can substitute for two years of this experience. Additional qualifications Excellent project management, organizational, and time management skills. Strong written and verbal communication skills in English and Amharic Experience working in a non-profit or advocacy setting (preferred). Proficiency in MS Office Suite and project management software Required Skills  Oral and written communication Time management Microsoft Office Pack: Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, Outlook, Powerpoint Communication   How To Apply Interested applicants can submitted their CV and Cover letter on newarecruitments@gmail.com Email on or before July 14, 2024