Requirements:

• Masters with 10 years’ experience or Graduate with 15 years’ experience
• A Master’s degree in International Relations, Agriculture Program Management, International Development, social science, or a related field.
• A minimum of 10 years of management experience, with at least 5 years in managing a portfolio of programs in the Development, Livelihood, and Agriculture sectors.
• Proven experience in writing proposals, demonstrating the ability to secure funding for programs.
• Demonstrable experience in driving integrated advocacy, communications, and fundraising approaches to support program objectives.
• Proven skills in leading strategic programming and planning processes to ensure program effectiveness.
• Ability to thrive in a high-pressure and rapidly changing environment, indicating resilience and adaptability.
• Strong teamwork skills, excellent communication abilities, and the capacity for strong participatory leadership.
• Knowledge of iDE’s multiple fields of expertise; IPM, Agriculture, Livelihood, Market best system, Value Chain, Resilience, Access to Finance, Wash, gender and inclusion, microfinance, climate change, Crop emergency, Nutrition or other relevant subjects on an academic level.
• Demonstrate proven competencies and experience in representing the organization externally to key stakeholders, including multiple donors, foundations and clusters.
• Experience of managing program systems and tools to oversee complex project portfolios across different sectors and locations as well as within consortiums.
• Exhibit experience in collaborating with national and local actors and contributing to the capacity building of national and local organizations in emergency preparedness and response.
• Demonstrate experience in maintaining donor relations and adhering to donor policies, particularly with USAID, DFID, AUSAID, SIDA EU, UN funding mechanisms, and the cluster approach.
• Experience in working with Government stakeholders at all levels.
• Competence in resource mobilization and working knowledge on how to meet requirements for call for proposals, and the relevant attendant pre and post proposal procedures; including skills for adapting to different donor requirements and procedures for funding.
• Strong experience in program quality, Participatory Monitoring Evaluation and Learning (PMEAL), program development and proven.
• Uphold behavioral values and skills such as accountability, respect, diversity & inclusion, sustainability, entrepreneurship, teambuilding, negotiation, conflict management, and collaboration.
• Demonstrate strong writing skills to clearly formulate program and project proposals, plans and reports.
• Be proficient in using Microsoft office packages such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint for effective documentation and communication.This position is open to Nepalese only.

Interested and qualifying applicants can submit their application Letter and CV in English, with both phone and email contact details of at least 3 professional references.

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