The State Accountability  and Voice Initiative (SAVI) is one of five State Level  Programmes (SLPs) funded by DFID designed to improve the efficiency and  effectiveness of public resource use in selected states in Nigeria. SAVI is  currently working in Enugu, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano and Lagos states and will  expand into Kastina, Yobe and Zamfara with the Programme head quarter in Abuja.  SAVI is recruiting qualified candidates to fill position based in Abuja.
Job Title: FEDERAL PROGRAMME MANAGER
Location: Abuja
Key Responsibilities:
Development and implementation of Strategic  Engagement with Abuja based federal/national level partners (CS, Media, NASS,  MDAs) in support of ongoing state level activities: covering demand and supply  side partnership building (linked to state level partnerships) for policy  advocacy and monitoring on specific issues (e.g MNCH, Gender in Education,  Immunization and Maternal and Child HealthClimate Change , civc education etc)  as well as process related governance issues such as budget process at State   level, MTSS, fiscal responsibility, public procurement, strengthening of state  legislative systems, and scaling-up/replication of SAVI ‘s approach with  guidance and support from the Abuja based Technical Team.
Qualification:
Includes a post graduate Degree in Project  Management or other relevant background combined with relevant management  experience, minimum 10 years experience in CSO, SHoA, work with media, and work  with development world.
Job Title: FEDERAL PROGRAMME OFFICER
Location: Abuja
Engagement with  government and SHoA. Capability building and mentoring of CSOs (including  planning and budget with CSO group) Advocacy Networking and Coalitions,  knowledge of State and language, Public speaking/Reporting writing.
Qualification:
University degree or other relevant  educational background combined with relevant management experience. Minimum 5/7  years experience in CSO, SHoA, work with media, work with development world,  speaks English fluently. Proactive approach and the ability to think “outside  the box” when developing solutions and strategies, independent, self driven and  able to handle multi-tasks with detailed-minded.
Job Title: MEDIA DEVELOPMENT ADVISER
Location: Abuja
Key Responsibilities:
Development and functional management of the  Programme’s ‘media development’ strategy and framework. (i.e internal strengthening of the  media on an institutional, technical and commercial footing for their greater  the editorial independence and facilitating media organizations to take up  advocacy work around development issues organizations to take up advocacy work  around  development issues (V&A); The person would be part of the SAVI “Core  Team” and will be expected to ensure complementarity  and synergy  of any media  development work with the rest of the Programme; and in particular with Advocacy  and Media Relations. Advice and support to state teams on ‘media development’ in  line with agreed programme strategy. Facilitating and/or coordinating short team  TA inputs for institutional and technical capacity building with media house in  the States and Abuja. Take the lead  of the engagement and strengthening the  V&A role of existing partnerships and platforms for dialogue among the media  at national level (NUJ / Guild of Editors / Bureau of Chiefs / Media Owners).
Qualification:
Media Development Adviser Abuja:
Abuja  degree, preferably mass communication with preferably mass communication  preferably a Post Graduate qualification or other relevant educational  background combined with relevant management experience. Minimum 10 years  experience in CSO, SHoA, work with media, work with development world, speaks  English Fluently.
If you have not received a response to your application by 31st of August  2011, please assume your application was unsuccessful.
Method of Application
All CVs, accompanied with an  application letter stating the position applied for must be sent to the  following to: jobs@savi-nigeria.com.
  
Application Deadline: 1:00pm 12th August  2011.
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