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Tuesday, 22 January 2013

Land Advocacy Officer Job Vacancy at Trust for Africa's Orphans in Uganda


Job Title: Land Advocacy Officer.
Trust for Africa ‘s Orphans Uganda , a charitable organization working with communities supporting orphans and vulnerable children and women in several districts in Uganda seeks to recruit the above position.
Duties:
• Serve as the focal point for monitoring and advocacy work pertaining land issues for women in Dokolo and Kole districts.
• Write reports advocacy documents on land rights for women in Dokolo and Kole districts.
• Be responsible for training community legal aid providers and mediation of land cases.
Qualifications;
• A degree in Law.
• Three years experience as a land advocacy professional.
• Excellent written , verbal and organizational skills in English as well as editing experience.
How to apply;
Trust for Africa ‘s Orphans Uganda (TAOU).
P. O. Box 4523, Kampala – Uganda,
Kenneth Dale Close, Kamwokya,
Deadline: 8th February 2013.

Information Systems Analyst Job Opportunity at the Ministry of Water and Environment in Uganda


Job Title: Information Systems Analyst (1 Position).
Reports to: Principal Wetland Officer – Assessment, Information and Management.
Responsible for: Website Assistant.
Purpose: Operationalise the National Wetlands Information System (NWIS) and ensure it is linked to relevant local, national and international geo systems. Also set up a functional website.
Key outputs:
-Functional National Wetlands Information System.
-Maps and reports.
-Functional website.
2.2.1. Tasks:
Develop and maintain the National Wetlands Information System (NWIS) to run as a Geographic Information System (GIS);
Link the Wetlands Information System (WIS) to the Geographic Information System (GIS), and to selected partner institutions;
Carry out Wetlands Information System data inputs, updates and data quality control from Local Governments and within the Department;
Carry out Geographic Information System (GIS) data analysis and wetlands map processing for districts, and as requested by staff and the public;
Provide guidance on the software and hardware needs and improvements for the effective and efficient use of the Wetlands Information System as a Geographic Information System;
Technically backstop and provide support supervision to Consultants during Wetlands Mapping and demarcation;
Develop, maintain and update the Department Website;
Compile up-to date own individual, quarterly, annual work plans, activity reports and appraisal forms;
Any other assignments by the Principal Wetlands Officer – Assessment, Information and Management.
2.2.2. Qualifications
An Honors degree in Surveying/ Geomatics, Wetland or Natural Resource Management. A post graduate Diploma training in GIS and knowledge or experience in Natural resource delineation is an added advantage;
Served as a GIS Specialist or an equivalent position within or outside the government service for at least three years and must have acquired sufficient and reasonable experience to shoulder higher responsibilities;
Demonstrated ability, initiative and competence in directing,
organizing and executing work entrusted at this level.
Twenty eight (28) years of age and above.
2.2.3. Duration of Assignment:
Eighteen (18) months contract will be awarded to the successful candidate, commencing immediately on appointment. Possibility of extension, subject to satisfactory performance and availability of funds.
2.2.4. Location and Remuneration
The Information Systems Analyst will be stationed at the Wetlands Management Department in the Ministry of Water and Environment. An attractive salary will be offered to the successful candidate.
Department of Environment Support Services (DESS)
Department of Environment Support Services (DESS)
1. Background.
Department of Environment Support Services (DESS) is one of the departments under the Directorate of Environment Affairs of the Ministry of Water and Environment.
The Department has been delegated responsibility to uphold environment management related clauses in the constitution of Uganda and implement the relevant environment policies (1994).
The department promotes the conservation of and management of Uganda’s Environmental resources’ and ensuring the sustainable utilization of such resources while ensuring clean and healthy environment for all citizens of Uganda. The department therefore wishes to employ technical officer on contract as a strategy to increase on the staffing levels of the department and improve on service delivery and the outputs for the next years.
How to Apply;
All applications must be accompanied with recent CV detailing work experience, present position, current remuneration, professional and educational qualifications and age. Applicants must also include contact details (telephone and email) of three (3) referees.
Applications should be physically delivered to the address below not later than 5.00 pm Friday 1st February, 2013.
The Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Water and Environment,
Old Port Bell Road, Luzira.

District Community Development Officer Job Vacancy at the District Service Commmission in Uganda


Job title: District Community Development Officer.
Reports to: Chief Administrative Officer.
Responsible for:
-Senior Community Development Officer
(Gender, Culture and Community Development)
-Senior Community Development Officer (Disability & Elderly)
-Senior Labour Officer (Labour Employment & Industrial relations)
-Senior Probation and Welfare Officer (Probation, Youth and Children)
Job Purpose: To coordinate all community-based services in the District and community participation in development programmes and projects.
Key Functions:
• Coordinating the effective delivery of community-based services in the District;
• Monitoring community centers, vocational training institutions, children remand homes and other community establishments;
• Monitoring and evaluating the effective implementation of National and local laws and policies on gender, labour and social development;
• Liaising with NGOs, Community-Based Organizations and other stakeholders on matters regarding community development;
• Monitoring and evaluating community awareness and involvement in socio-economic development initiatives;
• Coordinating the collection, analysis and dissemination of labour information;
Person Specifications Qualifications
An Honors Bachelor Degree in Social Sciences, Development Studies, Rural Development studies or Social Work and Social Administration from a recognized University/ Institution and post Graduate Diploma in a related field.
Experience:
Should have a working experience of not less than 9 years 3 of which should have been served at a the level of Principal Community Development Officer in government or equivalent level of experience from a reputable organization.
How to apply:
Applications are invited from suitably qualified Ugandans to fill the following vacant posts in Kole District Local Government. Interested persons should obtain application forms PSC Form 3 (Revised 2008) in triplicate from the Secretaries of District Service Commissions Department. Handwritten applications are also accepted. Only photocopies of academic qualifications should be certified. CVs and any other relevant documents, as well as recent passport size photographs should be attached to each form. Applications should be addressed to the below address.
The Secretary,
District Service Commission,
Kole District,
P.O. Box 419, Lira.
Job Ref: KDLG/DSC/07/2013.
Closing date: February 20, 2013.