Jijiga, Ethiopia United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Ethiopia Senior Programme Coordinator (Jijiga) The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is seeking to hire  a Senior Programme Coordinator (Jijiga),who support the International Programme Coordinator in monitoring and provision of technical support during programme implementation including the coordination of the im- plementation of UNDP Livelihoods Recovery and Resilience Building initia- tives to ensure the timely delivery of quality results; M&E, Reporting and Communications; Partnerships, Representation and Advocacy and Ca- pacity Building and Institutional Strengthening.  Contract type   Service Contract(SB5) - *Service Contractis a non-staff contractual mo- dality.  Duration             One year (renewable). Qualification and experience    Master’s degree or equivalent in Disaster Risk Management, International Development Studies and discipline relevant to disaster reduction with focus on livelihoods recovery and resilience building. Interested applicants must have at least 6 years of progressively responsi- ble in the field of humanitarian assistance, emergency response with con- siderable experience in the field of early recovery, and its nexus with liveli- hoods response and long-term resilience building and knowledge and experience from disaster response operations, including management of implementation of food security and livelihoods recovery, disaster risk reduction and resilience building project and programmes is desirable. For full details and to apply visit https://goo.gl/7uKKCh  Important information:               UNDP is committed to achieving workforce diversity in terms of gender, nationality and culture. Individuals from minority groups, indigenous groups and persons with disabilities are equally encouraged to apply. All applications will be treated with the strictest confidence. It is UNDP’s policy to offer equal employment opportunities to persons hav- ing a physical or mental impairment when they are qualified and when a reasonable prognosis does not suggest a significant change in the per- son’s capabilities and skills in the near future. To that end, every effort is made to modify the functional requirements of positions and the physical facilities associated with them, when that will facilitate the employment of qualified disabled persons.