Program manager
Development Empowerment Women Association (DEWA)
Late Lower,
Number of vacancies: 1
Gender: Female
Background and description
The Development Empire Women's Association (DEWA) is a non-governmental organization working in the Lower East. The organization is currently pursuing a 05 year women's voice and leadership project funded by Global Affairs Canada (GEC) through Oxfam Pakistan and SPO. Organization Women's Positions 01 Program Manager Required (Initially for 02 months ie 1st February 2021 (extendable)).
1. Program Manager - 01 (Female)
Responsibilities:
• Managing the project team.
• Planning and execution of project activities.
• Preparation and submission of reports.
• Ensure cooperation with stakeholders.
• Attend district, provincial and national level meetings, forums, networks and alliances.
• Project monitoring and documentation.
• Ensuring timely completion of project activities.
• Liaison with donors, networks and associations.
• Monitor staff performance and their attendance according to government protocol.
• All other tasks were assigned.
Requirements and capabilities
Required capabilities.
Report writing, communication, advocacy, training and team management
Ability
Master
Experience:
7 years in related field with 3 years management experience.
How to apply
Interested candidates can send their CV emails dewa_dir@hotmail.com OR dewadirlower@gmail.com
About the organization
The Development Empire Women's Association (DEWA) is a non-governmental, not-for-profit organization created in 1999. The organization was started by a group of women, which did not include the 25 women of the lower late, who were trained for the LOWA program and training staff. Rural Women ”on Dressing and Tailoring Counseling, Makin Care and International Development. The group began work to empower and empower local women through the knowledge and skills gained during training.
After helping successful women and helping local women for 3 years, in 2002 the group decided to expand its area of operations in other parts of the district through formalities and registrations. It was thus registered by the DEWA in the District Lower Dir in 2002 under the Social Welfare Ordinance Act 1961.
The organization started to work on entrepreneurship, international development, and expanded to other areas, including health, education, infrastructure, environmental protection, protection and community awareness, considering the needs of the community. DEWA has good connectivity in both districts, Lower and Upper Dir. The organization has developed various groups through social mobilization.
