Огляд статистики зарплатні професії "Менеджер транспортного отдела в Дніпропетровській області"

Country Programme: UkraineBase: Dnipro Line Manager: Country Director About the Ukrainian Programme of People in Need: People in Need (PIN) is a Czech Republic-based NGO globally working in the relief and development sectors. PIN has been active in Ukraine since , and since early August PIN humanitarian program has been rapidly expanding. PIN is currently growing its Shelter program as well as its role in the coordination of the Shelter response within the cluster system, especially in the east and south. Therefore, it is looking for a Subnational Shelter Cluster Co-chair to co-chair the eastern region shelter cluster supporting UNHCRs in the role of the chair. According to the Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan , a staggering million people, constituting 40% of the country's population, are in dire need of multisectoral humanitarian assistance. The effects are particularly intense in frontline and hard-to-reach areas, where not only is humanitarian access constrained, but localized capacities are also fragile. While the impacts of the conflict remain far-reaching, leaving civilians in various regions of the country exposed to continuous safety threats and other protection risks, the most acute humanitarian needs crystallize in the eastern regions (Dnipropetrovska, Kharkivska, Zaporizka, Donetska) and the southern regions (Khersonska and Mykolaivska). It is estimated that million residential properties are directly damaged by war, with an additional 37, houses affected by the catastrophic flooding caused by the Kakhovka dam, of which 15% are damaged beyond repair. The largest number of damaged houses is in eastern regions - Donetska, Luhanska, and Kharkivska oblasts, which have seen the heaviest ground fighting and bombardment. The total cost of damage to the housing sector is estimated to be over US$50 billion. In , approximately million people will need shelter assistance, with 36% and 26% falling into the extreme and catastrophic ranges, respectively. With the resources available through humanitarian assistance, million people are planned to receive support, leaving 49% unassisted. While housing remained one of the critical needs, absence of housing land and property documentation and a lack of information among the affected communities is hindering appropriate assistance and access to governments compensation mechanism for damaged and destroyed housing estimated 10% of surveyed population lack proper HLP documents. In addition to shelter needs, an estimated million people in Ukraine require SNFI assistance, including million non-displaced, million internally displaced people, and million returnees. About the role: The shelter cluster subnational co-chair for the east hub will work closely in support of the sector lead agency (UNHCR), to enhance the coordination set up, and representation of NGOs, INGOs, UN agencies, and other Humanitarian organizations who are members of the Shelter Cluster. The co-chair will be reporting to the subnational shelter cluster coordinator in Dnipro. The following tasks will be assigned: Main Duties & Responsibilities: 1. Effective and efficient input into the Shelter cluster coordination architecture Participate in the preparation of regular subnational shelter cluster meetings and co-chair the meetings at the subnational level in the east. Represent the subnational shelter cluster in the Inter-Cluster Coordination Group (ICCG), General Coordination Meetings (GCM), and other relevant coordination meetings when needed. Ensuring inclusion of key humanitarian partners within the Shelter cluster. Contribute to the Cluster Technical Working Groups (TWIGs) by providing input for the development of technical guidance/ and or co-chair some of the TWIGs when needed. Focus on supporting local authorities in strengthening the local coordination structures 2. Ukraine planning and strategy development Support the subnational shelter cluster coordinator with developing the strategy of the Shelter and NFI Cluster, work plans, and coordination of response activities, considering cross-cutting issues. Contribute to the Humanitarian Programme Cycle (including planning, periodic reporting, and strategic development of the Ukraine Response Plan) and engage with Shelter partners for their input. 3. Monitoring and reporting Support information gathering and analysis on the subnational shelter cluster response in order to provide accountability for the sector in terms of delivering on strategy, objectives, targets, outcomes, programme quality, and adherence to humanitarian principles. It includes analysis of anonymized Post Distribution Monitoring and Post Construction Monitoring Data from the partners. 4. Needs assessment and analysis Support the subnational shelter cluster in the development of needs assessment tools and gap and response analysis. Contribute to a better understanding and analysis of shelter needs as a priority need for displaced populations, including better-integrated programming with shelter as an entry point. 5. Development and application of standards in support of the Shelter Cluster Advocate for Shelter/NFI best practices. Participate in the development of relevant and contextualized minimum standards, policies and guidelines. Build capacity to apply these common standards. Ensure that partner responses are informed at different phases of the response by appropriate policy guidelines and standards. 6. Advocacy and resource mobilization Support the sub-national cluster to advocate and mobilize resources for the Ukraine Shelter response. Ensure that members are aware of funding opportunities and support their capacity to access these. Main requirements: Education: A minimum of a BA International relations, Humanitarian assistance, Social/political science, Sociology or similar, knowledge or experience in Architecture, Civil Engineering or other Shelter-related fields will be an asset. Relevant Job Experience: Three years of relevant work experience. Knowledge of the Humanitarian reform process and the role of the humanitarian community (UN System, Red Cross Red Crescent Movement, and NGO), preferably in Shelter/NFI sector. Knowledge of current humanitarian issues. Good knowledge of shelter-related technical guidelines and standards is considered an asset. Required languages (expected overall ability is at least B2 level): English and Ukrainian. PIN offers: Working environment in a well-established and continuously growing humanitarian organization in a challenging context; Salary and benefits according to PIN salary scale and HR policies; 25 days of holiday per year R&R policy; Travel health insurance; Reimbursement of travel expenses with travel to the country of residence once every 6 months of work; Reimbursement of costs of visas and vaccinations; assistance with the visa application procedure; Reimbursement of the medical check-up before and after the deployment; Free 24/7 medical helpdesk and psychological consultation available online; Free access to e-learning sites, global PINs Induction Training, Knowledge and Learning department onboarding, and individually tailored capacity-building opportunities; incl. HEAT training. Security situation in Ukraine Humanitarian workers continue to operate throughout Ukraine, although the front line areas are being shelled almost constantly, and main cities are being targeted with missiles and UAVs quite regularly. PIN security SOPs require PIN staff to proceed to shelter should the risk level be assessed by the Security Department as the highest (launch of missiles or drones) and remain there until the air raid siren is cancelled, which cumulatively can be several times a week, occasionally for several hours at a time (although shorter periods are as well occurring). While air strikes that were targeting energy infrastructure have finished after winter, they have succeeded in reaching their goals and are likely to resume in late autumn/winter. At the moment military and civilian objects are being targeted, including the west of Ukraine. While Kyiv enjoys relatively strong air defence systems that are intercepting most of the missiles and UAVs, other regions are covered much less significantly which results in bigger damage. Outside of the areas in the vicinity to the contact line, services such as medical care, shops, public transportation as well as restaurants or leisure facilities remain operational. How to apply: If you are interested in this position, send us your CV and short cover letter . Please note only the shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Interviews will be conducted on rolling basis and the vacancy will be closed when filled. People in Need is committed to preventing any type of unwanted behavior at work including sexual harassment, exploitation and abuse, lack of integrity and financial misconduct and is committed to promoting the welfare of children and adults with whom People in Need involves. People in Need expects all staff to perform job duties and responsibilities in accordance with People in Need code of conduct and key policies (available at: All offers of employment will be subject to satisfactory references and appropriate screening checks, which can include criminal records and terrorism finance checks. We are committed to ensuring diversity and gender equality within our organization and encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply.

Handicap International/Humanity & Inclusion (HI) is an independent and impartial international solidarity organization, which intervenes in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflicts and disasters. Working alongside people with disabilities and vulnerable populations, it acts and speaks out to meet their essential needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights. More info:  www.hi.org At Handicap International-Humanity & Inclusion, we truly believe in the importance of inclusion and diversity within our organisation. This is why we are engaged to a disability policy to encourage the inclusion and integration of people with disabilities. Please indicate if you require any special accommodation, even at the first interview. JOB CONTEXT: Since the beginning of the war, HI has set up a two-country program  covering Ukraine and Moldova.  Aligning itself with the priorities of the Ukraine Flash Appeal and Regional Refugee Response Plan,  HI pillars of interventions  are : Health : HI aims to improve access to quality  physical rehabilitation and mental health and psychosocial services  (MHPSS) for conflict-affected vulnerable population. Protection:  Given the scale of humanitarian and protection needs, HI intervenes at various levels to ensure that vulnerable conflict-affected populations have access to multi-sectoral services tailored to their needs. In addition, HI aims to foster a  disability-inclusive humanitarian  response. Armed Violence Reduction:  Recent and ongoing attacks dangerously exacerbated Explosive Ordnance (EO) contamination in Ukraine. In light of this, HI is conducting a multi-pronged approach to EO Risk Education and Conflict Preparedness and Protection (CPP), adaptable to the evolution of the conflict. Basic needs : to respond to the most acute needs for displaced households hosted by the local population or living in collective settings, HI is providing hygiene and non-food item kits, with an approach various modalities of intervention including in-kind and/or cash-based transfers. Humanitarian-to-humanitarian logistics (ATLAS Logistique):  To facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance as close as possible to the most affected populations, HI proposes mutualized storage and transportation services to other humanitarian actors – with a specific focus on “last-mile transportation”. HI has 2 hubs, one in the East (based in Dnipro) and one in the West (based in Chernivtsi) and the coordination is in Kyiv. We have activities in other cities like Lviv, Vinnyitsia, Kharkiv, Poltava). YOUR MISSION: Reporting to HI Ukraine Country Director and in collaboration with operational and support departments of the program as well as legal adviser firm with the support of the Emergency Division and the Risk & Audit Division, the Compliance Manager will support the Senior Management team and the Country Director in decision-making and risk-management related to compliance with: (1) national regulations and practices and contractual commitments ; (2) HI internal standards (3) anti-fraud corruption HI standards. S/he is a  central player in accountability, helping with the transformation by leading all the parties involved in the audits:  Finance, Logistics, Human Resources, the project team, partners and the external audit officer. Management : He/She will manages a Compliance national Officer – required resources to be fine-tuned. Responsibility 1: Contriburing to HI Ukraine program Compliance with National Regulations and Practices Manage and monitor the legal advisor firm service contract and stands with the DP as communication focal point with the legal advisor firm. Develop and regularly update a legal framework requirement mapping and analysis in terms of risks and internal implications with the support of the lawyer, as well as an agreement/accreditation, and related requirement mapping. Develop and regularly update Legal Compliance Decision tracking tool, as well as SoP and ARCI for the implementation of legal requirements. In consultation with legal support from the lawyer’s firm, ensure that the organization is compliant with a legal requirement, efficient and ethical. Ensure that agreements are valid and assist managers in drawing them up (for the administrative and legal aspects) Responsibility 2: Strengthening HI Ukraine Relations with Government stakeholders Work with CD, Program, Support, and Technical teams to build positive and constructive relationships with key partners from the government and any other parties as required. When needed and in close coordination with SMR, proactively meet with relevant government bodies representatives to obtain documents or resolves issues related to program implementation Upon delegation by Country Director, represent and promote the organizational strategic vision in coordination meetings with government authorities, donors, partners, and other stakeholders. Ensure HI vision, values, and mandate are promoted among partners, government authorities, and other stakeholders. Support and advise CD on development of administrative and programmatic contacts Co-Lead assessment and due diligence process for implementing partners Responsibility 3: Ensuring the promotion of and compliance with the requirements contained in HI's policies, guidelines, processes and contracts of HI Ukraine Carry out checks and controls in the field, with HI staff in charge of projects and support services, and even audits of partner associations in operations. In addition, s/he pays particular attention to the practices and procedures of third party organizations: administrations or suppliers Monitor archiving throughout the program is compliant with the HI Archiving procedure. Liaise with HI HQ contact points as necessary to facilitate HI Ukraine operations NB: managers are responsible for setting up effective internal control systems and implementing procedures on a daily basis. Responsibility 4: Internal focal point for the prevention and management of fraud cases Ensure detection of malfunctions, irregularities and fraud and the proper use of internal reporting mechanisms. On assignment from the Programme Directorate, he/she may be responsible for conducting or participating in internal administrative investigations supervised by the Programme Directorate or by HI Headquarters. Ensure that the obligations in terms of communication, information and reporting, including incident notifications to donors are properly met. Cooperates with the MEAL officers or the Safeguarding focal point Responsibility 5: Management Understand the strategy, make it explicit, translate it into operational objectives for his or her team, and lead the necessary changes. Give meaning to each management action. Organise the operational management of his or her team, structure the work around identified processes, steer performance and facilitate the resolution of problems. Contribute to the development of his or her staff, creating the conditions for their commitment, professionalism and attachment to HI. YOUR PROFILE: You have a master’s degree in Public administration, Law or Governance, or university degree auditing/finance/logistics or Certified Internal Auditor You have at least 2 years of experience working in compliance and risk management, risk analysis, compliance investigation, audit. You have 2 years’ experience as Compliance Manager / Deputy Country Director/Head of Administration/ Operations in any reputed organization with demonstrated ability to manage complex operations. You have sound strategic thinking and planning skills, including the ability to think creatively and be innovative, set priorities, manage work plans and evaluate progress. You have proven ability to manage a team, with good communication and interpersonal skills and an ability to motivate staff and build technical capacity. You have strong analytical and problem-solving skills, creativity, resourcefulness and flexibility. You have excellent verbal and written communication skills in English. CONDITIONS: The security situation in Ukraine remains relatively stable, although there are frequent days and nights of air alerts. However, markets, restaurants and cafes are open, and life continues as normal. There is a strict curfew, the hours depend on the region. At HI, the conditions offered are up to your commitment and adapted to the context of your mission.  https://hi.org/en/join-the-team 6 months International contract starting as soon as possible The international contract provides social cover adapted to your situation: Unemployment insurance benefits for EU nationals Pension scheme Medical coverage with 50% of employee contribution Repatriation insurance paid by HI Salary from 2869 € gross/month upon experience Perdiem: 557,13 € net/month - paid in the field Hardship: 500 € net/month paid with your salary Paid leaves: 25 days per year; R&R: 5 days every 6 weeks and possible transport/package support. Position:  unaccompanied Housing : Collective taken in charge by HI If you are resident in the country: local package How to apply Only online by joining a CV and cover letter via the following link: https://apply.workable.com/j/03E031BCC1 Applications will be processed on an ongoing basis, don’t wait for applying! Only successful candidates will be contacted.

Annex 2 - TERMS OF REFERENCEFOR THE CONSULTANCY CONTRACT OF: Data Collection Field Assistant (Consultant)Duty Station of the Consultancy: Dnipro (Home-based). 2 positionsDuration of Consultancy: 6 months, with possibility of extension pending available funds and satisfactory job performance.Consultant`s fee: For every working hour, a consultant will receive an hourly fee in amount of USD 6 (six).Nature of the consultancy:Category B ConsultancyUnder the overall supervision of the Chief of Mission (COM) and the direct supervision of the DTM Field Coordination Specialist , the Data Collection Field Assistant will be responsible for providing necessary support for the monitoring of displaced persons and surveying their priority needs.Project Context and Scope:The Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) implemented by IOM Ukraine continuously seeks to enhance humanitarian response initiatives through the collection and dissemination of relevant and quality data to inform operations. As human mobility dynamics shift and Russia’s war on Ukraine evolves, so to do the needs of the population. DTM prides itself on adapting to these shifting conditions to inform an effective response. The systematic collection, analysis, and dissemination of data on internal displacement enables IOM and its partners in the humanitarian response to better understand the drivers of mobility and the evolving needs of affected populations. The availability of reliable data on internal displacement within Ukraine is crucial for informing efficient, effective and accountable service delivery, enabling humanitarian stakeholders, including national authorities and partners, to ensure that assistance is targeted and tailored to the needs of vulnerable communities.Organizational Department / Unit to which the Consultant is contributing: Data and Analytics Unit IOM, Ukraine.Category B Consultants:Tangible and measurable outputs of the work assignmentAssist in data collection activities through surveys (excursions, telephone surveys, etc.), direct observation and involvement of key informants and provide a monthly report based on the results of these activities.Identify and support development of contacts with key stakeholders in the above mentioned Oblast in areas of activity to facilitate data collection.Monitor the movement of the population of the above mentioned Oblast.Organize, if necessary, obtaining permits and agreed visits in cooperation with the local territorial coordinator.Undertake travels within Ukraine for data collection purposes, to establish links with focal points in various communities and support DTM unit with project-specific tasks.Provide monthly report based on the results of these activities.Undertake training on and implement fully the principles of ethical data collection among vulnerable respondents and humanitarian data protection principles.Perform such other duties as may be assigned in the field of data collection.7.Performance indicators for the evaluation of resultsFully complete and submit each survey assigned by the DTM Field Coordination Specialist within the timeframe provided, ensuring the highest possible data quality and adherence to the data collection guidelines provided by IOM.Attend regular data collection coordination meetings (remotely or in-person), providing information of interactions with key informants as well as updates from areas of operation.Implement fully the principles of ethical data collection among vulnerable respondents and humanitarian data protection principles according to IOM guidelines and instructions.Attend and complete all required trainings related to the position.Submit regular (e.g. monthly, bimonthly) and ad-hoc surveys before the deadline set by the Field Coordination Specialist via the data collection tools (tablets) provided.Report on the number of surveys submitted on a monthly basis, and ensure it is checked and verified by the Field Coordination Specialist.Assessment of data quality and professionalism in interactions with key informants to be conducted at regular intervals during the period of the consultancy by the Field Coordination Specialist.Outcome:Took part in at least 1 (one) coordination event per month: regular data collection coordination meetings (remotely or in person), introductory trainings-instructions, etc.At least 3 key informants contacts from the above mentioned Oblast are added to the database of key informants every quarter.At least once every 2 months ensured data collection for regular or ad-hoc survey by the deadline set by the field coordination specialist using the provided data collection tools (tablets).Education, Experience and/or skills requiredHigh school diploma/certificate with two years of relevant work experience Or Bachelor’s Degree with at least one years of responsible work experience (degree in social sciences, law, or international relations/development would be an advantage). Experience of working with governmental authorities, local or international NGOs or UN agencies is an advantage.Familiarity with conducting assessments and engaging with communities to understand their needs.Knowledge and understanding of the context and issues related to the emergency response in Ukraine would be an asset.Advanced PC knowledge.Ability to deliver results under the circumstances that exist in the eastern regions of Ukraine.Fluency in Ukrainian is mandatory. Intermediate or higher level of English will be an advantage.  9.Travel requiredYes. Transportation and any lodging costs related to travel on duty will be covered by IOM in addition to hourly pay on the basis of signed Travel Request form, and proof of costs incurred.10.CompetenciesValuesInclusion and respect for diversity: respects and promotes individual and cultural differences; encourages diversity and inclusion wherever possible.Integrity and transparency: maintains high ethical standards and acts in a manner consistent with organizational principles/rules and standards of conduct.Professionalism: demonstrates ability to work in a composed, competent and committed manner and exercises careful judgment in meeting day-to-day challenges.Core Competencies – behavioural indicatorsTeamwork: develops and promotes effective collaboration within and across units to achieve shared goals and optimize results.Delivering results: produces and delivers quality results in a service-oriented and timely manner; is action-oriented and committed to achieving agreed outcomes.Managing and sharing knowledge: continuously seeks to learn, share knowledge and innovate.Accountability: takes ownership for achieving the Organization’s priorities and assumes responsibility for own action and delegated work.Communication: encourages and contributes to clear and open communication; explains complex matters in an informative, inspiring and motivational way.OtherAny offer made to the candidate in relation to this vacancy notice is subject to funding confirmation.Appointment will be subject to certification that the candidate is medically fit for appointment and security clearances.A prerequisite for taking up the position is legal residency in the country of the duty station and work permit, as applicable.How to apply:Interested candidates are invited to submit their Personal History Form and cover letters or CVs with names and contacts of three referees to Відправити резюме with subject line “Data Collection Field Assistant” by June 5, 2024 at the latest.  Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.Posting period:      From 22.05.2024 to 05.06.2024