Iron bars (Y 10)-6 Ring bars 2 @ 9000= 18,000/= Cement- 4 bags @ 27500 =110,000/= Binding wire-2kgs @ 5000= 10,000/= Timber-12 @ 8000=102,000/= kULANDA (10)@ 2000= 20,000/= oKUYUZA (2) @ 400 =800/= Transport -20,000/= Water -30,000/= His debt + Water=50,000/= Payan (2 Rolls)@ 35,000- 70,000/=

Monday 21 October 2013

Loan Officers Vacancy at Frank Management Consult Limited in Kampala, Uganda

Job Title:Loan Officers

Organization:Frank Management Consult Limited
Duty Station:Kampala, Uganda

About US:
Our client, a fastest growing international micro-finance seeks qualified and experienced Ugandan nationals to urgently fill the above position

Job Summary: The Loans Officers will:

-To contribute to the profitability of the branch by effectively achieving set sales targets through actively and proactively identifying sales opportunities;
-To keep the portfolio at risk at the acceptable minimum through actively following up on all clients for timely repayments;
-To proactively and continuously deliver service excellence.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Production / Sales:

-To manage own sales production performance and implementing corrective actions to achieve target objectives;
-Proactively driving sales through a combination of advertising, customer referrals and viral marketing (word of mouth).
-Ensure that you contribute to the profitability of the branch by meeting individual sales targets set by management;
-Effectively achieving set sales targets by actively and proactively identifying of opportunities;
-Attend the daily planning and review meetings.

2. Other Key Performance Areas are:

-Marketing of loans
Loan appraisals
-Collections
-Portfolio management
-Administration of loans
-Customer relationship management
-Maintaining an excellent corporate image

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

-The applicant should hold a Bachelor’s degree in a related field will be preferred
-Computer Literacy skills
-Two (2) years sales and marketing experience
-Experience in a financial institution a must

How to Apply:
If you meet the above minimum requirement, urgently email your to
Frank Management Consult Limited
Nyaku House, 1st Floor, Kampala, Uganda
Please send via Email to: info@frank-mgt.com and also copy  Hresourcefrank@yahoo.com

Careers at Plan International in Uganda-Logistics/ Administration Assistant

Job Title: Logistics/ Administration Assistant (2 Vacancies)

Organisation: Plan International
Duty Station: Kamuli and Tororo, Uganda
Reports to: Procurement and Administration Coordinator

About Plan:
Founded 75 years ago, Plan International is one of the oldest and largest Children’s development organizations in the world. We work In SO developing countries across Africa. Asia and the Americas to promote child rights and lift millions of children out of poverty Plan’s vision is of a world in which all children realize their full potential in societies that respect people’s rights and dignity Plan is independent with no religious, political or governmental affiliations.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Vehicles:

-Ensure that all vehicles and motorcycles at the PA office are in an optimal operating condition and monitor performance standards of selected garages to ensure value for money repairs.
-Monitor usage of fuel, and complete monthly fuel consumption analysis report.
-Prepare payment breakdown for the fuel consumed at the PA showing the various GL codes to be charged.
-Prepare and follow weekly transport plans and route schedules with relevant staff and allocated drivers to ensure efficiency in staff movements according to Plan transport policy.
-Keep custody of PA Office fleet records including but not limited to maintenance and repair records, valid insurance certificates, etc and ensure periodic update of such records.

2.  Assets/Inventory:

-Implement PLAN Uganda assets/property policy inclusive of asset register updating, asset movement tracking, and reporting losses and ensure appropriate filing of all relevant documents.
-Bring to the attention of the Coordinator assets due for the disposal and ensure that proper procedures are followed; disposals are conducted in time and in a transparent manner

3.  Logistical Support:

-Book hotels and community food vendor services for accommodation and workshops required in conformity with Plan policies and procedures.
-Also organize Plan events, workshops and other related functions as agreed with the supervisor.
-Prepare prompt payment to vendors according to the approved Purchase Order agreement;
-Ensure punctual delivery of goods and services by the vendor;
-Proper receipt and clearance of any materials, supplies, or equipment; and the negotiation of any returns or adjustments which may become necessary.
-Also maintain records to record receipt of invoices.
-Responsible for general office cleaning, office equipment maintenance and utilization, utility bills payment and tracking and follow-up on repairs needed with external service providers and the landlord to ensure works are done and are value for money
-As delegated by the Procurement and Administration Coordinator, perform the tasks in line with established procedures and policies.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

-The applicant should possess a university degree or higher diploma in business or education or another related field.
-At least three (3) years of working experience in a relevant field.
-Experience in use of Microsoft office applications i.e. Microsoft word, excel and power point.
-Ability and willingness to learn and travel to the field
-Very well organized and able to work under pressure
-Excellent interpersonal skills

How to Apply:
All interested applicants seeking to work with Plan Uganda should submit letters of application to the email address below, together with a CV,  contact telephone numbers, copies of relevant certificates, names and contact details of three references plus salary history should be included and sent to:

NB: Only soft copies of application will be accepted.

The People & Culture Manager,
Plan Uganda
Email: uganda.recruitment@plan-international.org .

NB: Plan Uganda is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified female candidates are encouraged to apply. Only Short-listed candidates will be contacted. Please consider your application unsuccessful in case you do not hear from us by 15th November, 2013.

Deadline: 31st October, 2013

Programme Coordinator Vacancy at Solar Sister East Africa in Kampala, Uganda

Job Title: Programme Coordinator

Organization:Solar Sister East Africa
Duty Station:Kampala, Uganda

Job Summary: The  Programme Coordinator will take lead of  the implementation and growth of the Solar Sister Programme in Uganda, to manage the Programme office and all operations, and to be the Programme’s local liaison in Uganda.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

-In partnership with the CEO of Solar Sister, develop a strategy for implementation and growth of the Solar Sister Programme in Uganda.  Implement the strategy and initiate programme operations.
-Establish, manage and oversee the Solar Sister programme office in Uganda and all its operations.
-Mobilise, recruit, train, monitor, supervise, and evaluate the Regional Coordinators and programme office staff.  Oversee and direct Regional Coordinators in their recruiting, training, monitoring, supervising, and evaluating Solar Sister Entrepreneurs.
-Monitor all financial transactions, record keeping, and financial reporting carried out by the Solar Sister Entrepreneurs and Regional Coordinators.
-Conduct site visits to Regional Coordinators and Solar Sister Entrepreneurs for support, supervision, technical assistance, marketing support, and monitoring and evaluation of the programme.
-Plan and analyze sales activities.  Mobilize and motivate sales teams.  Monitor and manage sales volume, sales trends, and customer satisfaction.  Manage quality of product and service delivery.  
-Prepare and submit monthly, quarterly and annual programme reports to the CEO of Solar Sister.
-Build and maintain solid, long-term working relationships with existing partners and networks.  Identify and pursue opportunities for collaboration and networking with new partners that will support Solar Sister’s strategic goals.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

-The candidate should possess a Bachelor’s degree in Communications, Sales and Marketing, Development Studies, or Business Administration

Additional qualifications:

-Diploma or certification in Project Planning and Management
-Three to four years of working experience in development work / sales and marketing or other experience that can be shown to demonstrate excellent planning, management, organization, and execution of programs.
-Experience in development work
-Experience in Sales and marketing
-Experience in Motivating sales teams
-Experience in Social media
-Experience in Project planning and management
-Experience in Strategy development
-Experience in Corporate reporting
-Experience in Human resource and office management
-Experience in Advocacy and networking
-Experience in Financial management
-Experience in Team building
-Excellent communication skills
-Computer and internet literacy, including with MS Office Suite, including Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and Word
-Ability to communicate clearly orally and in written English is required.  Candidates with knowledge of additional local languages should note those on the application.
-Be ethical
-Passionate about Solar Sister’s mission of empowering women
-Visionary
-Entrepreneurial spirit
-Excellent problem solver
-High business acumen
-Excellent interpersonal skills – finds success in empowering others to be their best
-Proactive
-Self-driven
-Creative
-Ability to travel frequently

How to Apply:
All suitably qualified candidates should visit the web link below and create a profile on the NFT Consult website by entering their e-mail addresses.

Please visit web link below and click Apply now if convinced you have the job requirements

http://recruitment.nftconsult.com/careers/index.php?m=careers&p=showJob&ID=419

Sustainable Livelihoods Programme Officer Jobs at Trocaire

Job Title: Sustainable Livelihoods Programme Officer

Organisation: Trocaire
Project: Livelihood Programme (UKAID Funded)
Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda

About Trócaire:

 Trócaire is an Irish development organisation that works through local partners to implement programmes in the organisation’s priority areas of Building Sustainable Livelihoods, Governance & Human Rights and Gender. Trócaire’s programmes in Uganda are managed by a small country team based in the office in Kampala with regular travel to Northern Uganda.
About Project:

The livelihood programme provides support to 11 local partner organisations.  The programmes focus on the post conflict regions of north and north eastern Uganda. It emerged as a response to post conflict challenges and focuses on protection of land rights for the most vulnerable and food and income security. The aim of the programme is to ensure that livelihoods are rebuilt by supporting returning communities to re-establish an asset and income base and to protect access to productive resources, especially land.  In terms of key deliverables, the key challenge of addressing land grabbing and land security for the poor is a priority. The other key deliverable is to move from basic agricultural production to facilitating access to markets in order to increase incomes and tackle the levels of poverty in returning communities. The programme is currently funded by UKAID.

Job Summary:

The programme officer will have a primary responsibility for managing a strong and innovative livelihoods programme. This will include facilitating advocacy, providing technical support to partners, programme monitoring, securing co-financing and training partners. S/he will also play a role in supporting Trócaire’s wider efforts to mainstream gender and HIV in all aspects of its work, champion resource rights work and sustainable agriculture. S/he will also contribute to the wider organisational processes for fund raising, team building, country strategic reflection processes, etc. S/he will facilitate organisational activities-outreach of the Uganda programme and contribute to overall management of office.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Programme Management and Development:

-Implement Trócaire’s Sustainable Livelihood programme ensuring complementarity with Trócaire’s strategic plan, the Uganda Country Strategy Plan and organisational policies.
-Prepare Programme Proposal Documents, Project summaries and annual programme reviews.
-Provide appropriate technical and financial support, advice and direction to partners in all aspects of project cycle management.
-Review new and existing proposal applications from partners with a view to recommending them for funding.
-Identify projects suitable for co-financing and assist with the preparation of submissions to various donors.
-Ensure accurate filing and tracking system are in place for monitoring partner finances, key documents and reports, including keeping the Document Library and Agresso up to date.
-Develop the new programmes in line with the country strategy and other organisational policies.

2. Programme Quality:

-Develop and implement a Results Based monitoring and evaluation strategy for the programme.
-Conduct regular monitoring visits to partners and ensure that reports are written on each visit and shared with the Programme Manager and or Country Director.
-Provide leadership in ensuring that Gender and HIV are mainstreamed into the programme
-Identify and promote opportunities for scaling up sustainable agriculture
-Contribute to organisational learning through systematic documentation, monitoring, evaluation and sharing of information with other staff working in the region and the relevant Programme teams.
-Constructively support partners’ management of projects in the various stages of project cycle management, from project appraisal to reporting.
-In collaboration with the Programme Accountant and Finance and Admin Manager monitor partners’ financial reports and ensure that regular partner audits take place.

3. Advocacy, Policy and Communications:

-Support partners to engage in policy development and advocacy where appropriate and build alliances between partners and international advocacy networks. Especially in relation to resource rights
-Maintain strong links with Trócaire’s Communications, Campaigns and Development Education departments to assist in briefing the media and the public on Trócaire’s work in Uganda.
-Facilitate state and national level advocacy initiatives and networking with government and CSO stakeholders.

4. Other Tasks:

-Perform other tasks which may, in the opinion of the Programme Manager and or County Director be appropriate for this level of responsibility.
-Keeps a humanitarian watching brief and lead on humanitarian response when analysis warrants an intervention.
-Participate in planning and review meetings along with relevant global thematic meetings.
-Contribute in fund raising, piloting of new organisational initiatives and other organisational activities
-Support Programme Manager and or Country Director in running day to day management of the country office.

Qualification, Skills and Experience:

-The applicant should possess a Bachelor’s degree in a field related to livelihoods/ food security/ rural development
-At least ten years experience working in the development sector.
-At least 3 years experience of programme management
-At least 2 years experience gained in a partnership context with an international organization
-Experience of a livelihood security programme and knowledge of food security practices, land rights, DRR and identifying and addressing vulnerability.
-Significant experience of working in partnership/ capacity building of local institutions.
-Demonstrated experience of managing institutional donor grants, donor proposal development and securing institutional funds.
-Proven ability to manage and build capacity of partner organisations.
-Knowledge of gender and HIV/AIDS mainstreaming in livelihoods projects and programmes
-Good understanding and experience of project/programme management cycle, and participatory appraisal techniques.
-Good understanding of financial management systems and budget monitoring and reporting.
-Demonstrated knowledge of analysis and writing.
-Good written and oral communications in English.
-Sympathetic to working with the local church and the Caritas confederation
-Ability to work in inter-cultural and inter-religious environments
-Ability to work to tight deadlines
-Availability to work outside normal hours and travel extensively within the state as necessary
-A proven commitment to gender equality
-A sensitive and patient approach to advising and mentoring of partners
-Dynamic and willing to take initiative
-A team player but also willing and able to work with minimal supervision
-Deep commitment to social justice.

How to Apply:
All suitable candidates should send a maximum 4 page CV with an application to Trocaire via E-mail to: trocaireuganda@gmail.com. Please include “Programme Officer, Sustainable Livelihood” in the subject of your email application.
NB: The length of CV should not exceed 3 pages (A4 size page, 12 size font and 1 inch margin in all 4 sides of the page). Please send a copy of the Microsoft Word version of your CV. The covering letter should not exceed 250 words. In the cover letter, please highlight why you are the best candidate for this position.

Deadline: 25th October, 2013

Sustainable Livelihoods Programme Officer Jobs at Trocaire

Job Title: Sustainable Livelihoods Programme Officer

Organisation: Trocaire
Project: Livelihood Programme (UKAID Funded)
Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda

About Trócaire:

 Trócaire is an Irish development organisation that works through local partners to implement programmes in the organisation’s priority areas of Building Sustainable Livelihoods, Governance & Human Rights and Gender. Trócaire’s programmes in Uganda are managed by a small country team based in the office in Kampala with regular travel to Northern Uganda.
About Project:

The livelihood programme provides support to 11 local partner organisations.  The programmes focus on the post conflict regions of north and north eastern Uganda. It emerged as a response to post conflict challenges and focuses on protection of land rights for the most vulnerable and food and income security. The aim of the programme is to ensure that livelihoods are rebuilt by supporting returning communities to re-establish an asset and income base and to protect access to productive resources, especially land.  In terms of key deliverables, the key challenge of addressing land grabbing and land security for the poor is a priority. The other key deliverable is to move from basic agricultural production to facilitating access to markets in order to increase incomes and tackle the levels of poverty in returning communities. The programme is currently funded by UKAID.

Job Summary:

The programme officer will have a primary responsibility for managing a strong and innovative livelihoods programme. This will include facilitating advocacy, providing technical support to partners, programme monitoring, securing co-financing and training partners. S/he will also play a role in supporting Trócaire’s wider efforts to mainstream gender and HIV in all aspects of its work, champion resource rights work and sustainable agriculture. S/he will also contribute to the wider organisational processes for fund raising, team building, country strategic reflection processes, etc. S/he will facilitate organisational activities-outreach of the Uganda programme and contribute to overall management of office.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Programme Management and Development:

-Implement Trócaire’s Sustainable Livelihood programme ensuring complementarity with Trócaire’s strategic plan, the Uganda Country Strategy Plan and organisational policies.
-Prepare Programme Proposal Documents, Project summaries and annual programme reviews.
-Provide appropriate technical and financial support, advice and direction to partners in all aspects of project cycle management.
-Review new and existing proposal applications from partners with a view to recommending them for funding.
-Identify projects suitable for co-financing and assist with the preparation of submissions to various donors.
-Ensure accurate filing and tracking system are in place for monitoring partner finances, key documents and reports, including keeping the Document Library and Agresso up to date.
-Develop the new programmes in line with the country strategy and other organisational policies.

2. Programme Quality:

-Develop and implement a Results Based monitoring and evaluation strategy for the programme.
-Conduct regular monitoring visits to partners and ensure that reports are written on each visit and shared with the Programme Manager and or Country Director.
-Provide leadership in ensuring that Gender and HIV are mainstreamed into the programme
-Identify and promote opportunities for scaling up sustainable agriculture
-Contribute to organisational learning through systematic documentation, monitoring, evaluation and sharing of information with other staff working in the region and the relevant Programme teams.
-Constructively support partners’ management of projects in the various stages of project cycle management, from project appraisal to reporting.
-In collaboration with the Programme Accountant and Finance and Admin Manager monitor partners’ financial reports and ensure that regular partner audits take place.

3. Advocacy, Policy and Communications:

-Support partners to engage in policy development and advocacy where appropriate and build alliances between partners and international advocacy networks. Especially in relation to resource rights
-Maintain strong links with Trócaire’s Communications, Campaigns and Development Education departments to assist in briefing the media and the public on Trócaire’s work in Uganda.
-Facilitate state and national level advocacy initiatives and networking with government and CSO stakeholders.

4. Other Tasks:

-Perform other tasks which may, in the opinion of the Programme Manager and or County Director be appropriate for this level of responsibility.
-Keeps a humanitarian watching brief and lead on humanitarian response when analysis warrants an intervention.
-Participate in planning and review meetings along with relevant global thematic meetings.
-Contribute in fund raising, piloting of new organisational initiatives and other organisational activities
-Support Programme Manager and or Country Director in running day to day management of the country office.

Qualification, Skills and Experience:

-The applicant should possess a Bachelor’s degree in a field related to livelihoods/ food security/ rural development
-At least ten years experience working in the development sector.
-At least 3 years experience of programme management
-At least 2 years experience gained in a partnership context with an international organization
-Experience of a livelihood security programme and knowledge of food security practices, land rights, DRR and identifying and addressing vulnerability.
-Significant experience of working in partnership/ capacity building of local institutions.
-Demonstrated experience of managing institutional donor grants, donor proposal development and securing institutional funds.
-Proven ability to manage and build capacity of partner organisations.
-Knowledge of gender and HIV/AIDS mainstreaming in livelihoods projects and programmes
-Good understanding and experience of project/programme management cycle, and participatory appraisal techniques.
-Good understanding of financial management systems and budget monitoring and reporting.
-Demonstrated knowledge of analysis and writing.
-Good written and oral communications in English.
-Sympathetic to working with the local church and the Caritas confederation
-Ability to work in inter-cultural and inter-religious environments
-Ability to work to tight deadlines
-Availability to work outside normal hours and travel extensively within the state as necessary
-A proven commitment to gender equality
-A sensitive and patient approach to advising and mentoring of partners
-Dynamic and willing to take initiative
-A team player but also willing and able to work with minimal supervision
-Deep commitment to social justice.

How to Apply:
All suitable candidates should send a maximum 4 page CV with an application to Trocaire via E-mail to: trocaireuganda@gmail.com. Please include “Programme Officer, Sustainable Livelihood” in the subject of your email application.
NB: The length of CV should not exceed 3 pages (A4 size page, 12 size font and 1 inch margin in all 4 sides of the page). Please send a copy of the Microsoft Word version of your CV. The covering letter should not exceed 250 words. In the cover letter, please highlight why you are the best candidate for this position.

Deadline: 25th October, 2013

Careers at the Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development (MGLSD)-Drivers

Job Title: Driver (11 Employment Opportunities)

Organization: Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development (MGLSD)
Project: Youth Livelihood Programme (YLP)
Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda
Reports to: Officer in Charge of Transport

About Us:
The Government of Uganda is to implement the Youth Livelihood Programme (YLP), under the Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development (MGLSD). The overall objective of the Programme is to address the escalating problem of Youth Unemployment in Uganda.

Job Summary: The job holders will drive and maintain the vehicle in accordance with the transport policy; and as directed by the supervising officer.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

-Driving vehicles for official duty and assignments;
-Carrying out basic maintenance and cleanliness of the vehicle;
-Reporting major technical mechanical faults to the supervising officer;
-Maintaining basic records regarding the vehicles as instructed;
-Ensuring the safety of the vehicle while on duty.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

-All candidates must be Ugandans possessing the following:-A Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) with a pass in English Language.
-Possess valid driving permit of class E, held for the last three years.
-Driving experience in a reputable organization for at least two years.
-Basic Knowledge of mechanical and vehicle maintenance;
-Clean driving record;

 Personal Competencies: Public Relations and Customer Care;. Time Management; and Flexibility, Ethics and Integrity

How to Apply:
All applicants for the above jobs should attach three sets of certified photocopies of their certificates, academic transcripts and testimonials. Applications should be addressed to:  Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development, and delivered to the Security Registry (2nd floor) Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development, Simbamanyo House, George Street OR Post to PERMANENT SECRETARY Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development P. O. Box 7136, Kampala, Uganda
NB: Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

Deadline: Friday 25th October 2013

Monitoring and Evaluation Officer Vacancy at the National Center for State Courts (NCSC)

Job Title: Monitoring and Evaluation Officer

Organisation: National Center for State Courts (NCSC)
Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda
Reports to: Chief of Party

About NCSC:
NCSC is a unique non-governmental organization providing technical assistance, training and technology to advance justice systems in the 50 U.S. states and around the world. Founded more than 40 years ago by the leaders of the U.S. courts to deliver on the promiseof Equal Justice under Law, NCSC partners with donor agencies, host-country governments, and non-governmental organizations to create more effective justice institutions andpromote the Rule of Law. The National Center for State Courts (NCSC) is seeking qualified Ugandan citizens to fill the below positions for the “Supporting Access to Justice, Fostering Equity & Peace” (SAFE Program) funded by USAID. USAID-SAFE is a five-year development Program that seeks to strengthen the Government of Uganda's capacity with respect to peace building and conflict mitigation. Position Summary:

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

-Manage programmatic and performance evaluation and reporting in compliance with USAID requirements.
-Assist the SAFE Grants Team in managing performance evaluation and reporting of Program grantees in compliance with SAFE requirements.
-Conduct and monitor training in areas relevant to reporting, monitoring, and evaluation for Program counterparts and grantees.
-Assist with the drafting and submission of quarterly and annual programmatic and performance evaluation reports, fact sheets, success stories, web content, and other program reporting in compliance with branding requirements.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

-The applicant should hold a University degree in political science, sociology, social sciences, or related field.
-Five or more years as Reporting Officer, Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist, or similar position working on access to justice, legal aid, or conflict mitigation in Uganda.
-Familiarity with measurement and statistics for social sciences, and administration and analysis of public opinion survey data
-Knowledge and experience working under USAID technical and financial reporting requirements preferred.
-Strong organizational skills, rigorous attention to detail, and problem solving abilities needed to perform effectively in a demanding position.
-Demonstrated ability to write reports and informational materials under tight deadlines.
-Demonstrated commitment to ethics, transparency, and accountability in program implementation.
-Computer literacy skills i.e. (MS Word, Excel, Bangla composing skills, web programming, etc.).
-Excellent spoken and written English.
-Additional fluency in another local language is preferred.

How to Apply:
All candidates should send electronically by sending;
A detailed CV with all previous employment history,
A cover letter and
The completed Professional History Form, Download Here, with contact information, salary history, and at least two professional references.

NB: Only candidates selected for interview will be contacted. Attempts to influence the hiring process will result in automatic disqualifications. Salary will be based on qualifications and experience. No phone calls please.

Applications should be emailed to: ncscsafe@gmail.com. No telephone enquiries please. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted

Deadline: 24th October, 2013