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The ‘Decent Jobs for Egypt’s Young People (DJEP) Phase II – “Together to Develop the Youth in Damietta” project aims at supporting the creation of decent employment opportunities for young men and women in the Governorate of Damietta. Gender considerations and increased women’s participation into the labour market will be a focus of the project in addition to the promotion of green jobs. The inclusion of people with disabilities will be a cross-cutting area of intervention across the project. The 60 months project builds on the successes and learnings of the first Public Private Partnership project “Decent Jobs for Egypt’s Young People (DJEP): Tackling the Challenge Together in Damietta” implemented by ILO with the support of Methanex from April 2019 to September 2023. Through a mix of activities including business skills development interventions as well as facilitating job matching the first intervention managed to generate 725 jobs created. This second intervention will build on these results as well as on the strong partnerships established with the local entities with an overall objective to reach 1000 employment opportunities.
Reporting Lines: The Project assistant will work under the overall guidance of the DWT/Cairo Director and the direct supervision of the National Project Coordinator.
Description of Duties
- Collect and maintain information from records and reports, compile socioeconomic or other relevant data, and prepare reports on project activities.
- Organize data and information, prepare and maintain records, documents and control systems for the monitoring and evaluation of the project.
- Contribute to the preparation of reports, preparing tables and drafting selected sections.
- Review and evaluate training coordinators’ reports.
- Prepare background information for use in programme and budget preparations.
- Participate in the briefing of project and other programme related activities.
- Review plans of operations and other project related documents and take appropriate follow up action.
- Carry out specific administrative operational /control tasks for project activities.
- Assist to verify the performance of project outputs and defined activities in line with implementation work plans and set objectives.
- Contribute to creative ideas that takes into account gender and diversity considerations for further programme development and draft portions of programme and budget proposals, project proposals, programme background, strategy papers, objectives, project reviews and evaluation.
- Assist with facilitating logistical arrangements for seminars/workshops/meetings including report preparation.
- Perform other duties as may be assigned by the supervisor.
Required qualifications
Education
- Completion of secondary school education, supplemented by technical or university level courses in the field of Economics, Business Management or any other related field.
Experience
- At least 6 years of progressively responsible clerical or administrative work, of which at least one year in project support activities.
Languages
- Excellent command of English and a good working knowledge of Arabic (orally and written).
Source: https://jobs.ilo.org/job/Cairo-Finance-and-Administrative-Assistant-G6/1069525001/
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