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Programme Coordinator - South Sudan, Sudan and Somalia
Organization: Legal Action Worldwide (LAW)
Location: Nairobi, Kenya (with travel to the regions)
Duration: 12 months, full-time (renewable subject to funding)
Salary: KES 3,660,000 - KES 3,780,000 per year (based on experience) plus benefits
About LAW: Legal Action Worldwide is an independent non-profit association of human rights lawyers and jurists. We provide survivor-centered, gender-competent, and trauma-informed support to victims of human rights violations and international crimes. Our team works in conflict-affected contexts, combining national and international expertise to build capacity, strengthen justice institutions, and promote accountability.
About the Programmes: In South Sudan, Sudan, and Somalia, LAW represents survivors of human rights violations, including gender-based violence, in groundbreaking cases. We work with national partners on domestic and international litigation, survivor-centered transitional justice, and gender equality through legal aid and legislation.
Role Overview: The Programme Coordinator will work closely with Programme Managers and partners to support capacity building, training, and implementation of evidence-based interventions across the three country programmes. The role requires a gender-sensitive and trauma-informed approach.
Key Responsibilities:
Programmatic:
Support and coordinate project teams to ensure high-quality programming, including awareness and advocacy with a gender-sensitive and trauma-informed approach.
Engage with national, humanitarian, and other stakeholders to advance programme goals and protection delivery, especially for GBV survivors.
Support capacity building and training of LAW’s network of civil society organizations and identify innovative learning opportunities.
Conduct participatory research and surveys for evidence-based programming.
Support the Programme Manager with MEL activities and use of M&E tools.
Contribute to narrative reporting and liaise with partners for timely reporting.
Organize regular strategy and coordination meetings internally and with partners.
Compile and analyze global indicators for monthly reporting.
Provide operational support in compliance with LAW policies, including planning, financial monitoring, M&E, and safeguarding.Communications:
Maintain communication with partners, track and review their work, and recommend improvements for coordination and joint activities.
Participate in coordination group meetings and workshops to identify avenues for knowledge-sharing and coordination, especially on GBV prevention.Fundraising:
Draft concept notes to expand LAW’s programmes in the region.
Support review, evaluation, and production of impact reports, and drafting donor reports.
Perform any other duties as specified by the Programme Manager or Senior Management Team.Qualifications and Experience:
Bachelor’s degree in law, human rights, international law, or related field.
Minimum 5 years of relevant professional experience, with a focus on international criminal law, international human rights law, or refugee law.
At least 4 years of experience managing projects and programmes in the humanitarian and development sector, including project planning and implementation.
Essential experience working with vulnerable individuals, including victims and survivors of gender-based violence.
Proven track record of working with national civil society organizations in fragile or restricted civic space contexts.
Demonstrated knowledge and experience in implementing protection interventions, conducting interviews with at-risk communities, and gender programming is preferred.
Experience establishing and maintaining effective partnerships with international NGOs or government institutions is desirable.
Demonstrated experience managing programme expenditures, overseeing compliance procedures, or undertaking logistical and security duties.
Strong ability to manage a variable workload, maintain attention to detail, and meet tight deadlines.
Fluency in English and Arabic is highly desirable.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and strong technical literacy.
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