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ActionAid is looking for a Project Assistant Ituri and North Kivu
Location
Location Ituri and North Kivu (Mungwalu, MangalaNizi, Bambu, ButemboFataki, Mongbwalu, Damas, Tchomia), République Democratic Republic of Congo Deadline 2026-10-12 Subject: Project Assistant – ActionAid DRC. Support position for the implementation of humanitarian projects in Ituri and North Kivu provinces (9 available positions). Contract type: CDD 12 months
Candidate profile
Required Qualifications: University degree or relevant professional qualification in social sciences, development, public health, education, protection, project management or related field. Relevant training or experience in humanitarian programming is an asset. Technical skills: Good understanding of humanitarian principles, protection, accountability and Do Not Harm. Good understanding of the principles of safeguarding, PSEA, child protection and gender equality. Knowledge of community mobilization and case referencing approaches. Practical mastery of MS Word and Excel and ability to use data collection tools. Good command of French; knowledge of English and local languages in the area is an advantage.
Job overview
Personal skills: Excellent ability to organize, plan and monitor activities. Good communication skills, teamwork and interpersonal relationships. Ability to work with diverse communities and in a difficult and sometimes insecure context. Rigor in data collection, verification and management. Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines. Integrity, discretion and respect for confidentiality.
Experience
Experience required: Professional experience of at least 2 years in the implementation or monitoring of humanitarian or development projects. Practical experience in community mobilization, data collection, activity monitoring and field reporting. Experience in the context of conflict, displacement, epidemic or health emergency is desirable. Experience working with NGOs, community structures, local authorities or implementing partners is an asset.
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