ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT
The Department of Programs is the central management and coordinating function for program delivery and capacity development. It is responsible for the implementation of IDLO’s global program portfolio for field and non-field locations in line with organizational strategy.
Under the direct supervision of the Country Manager, Afghanistan, and in close cooperation with the Program Team at IDLO HQ, the Afghanistan Program Lead in the CouORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT
The Department of Programs is the central management and coordinating function for program delivery and capacity development. It is responsible for the implementation of IDLO’s global program portfolio for field and non-field locations in line with organizational strategy.
Under the direct supervision of the Country Manager, Afghanistan, and in close cooperation with the Program Team at IDLO HQ, the Afghanistan Program Lead in the Country Office (CO) engages with internal and external functions to lead, develop, and manage the IDLO Afghanistan Program. Duties include developing the design and management of the work, monitoring, and staffing plans; ensuring compliance requirements and budget monitoring controls are met; supervising varied teams composed of Field Project Managers, Technical Team Managers (advocacy, curriculum and training, legal translation, organizational capacity building), and the Monitoring and Reporting Manager. They will facilitate cooperation between departments, ensure collaboration, coordination, resource allocation, and conflict resolution within the Program Team.
The Afghanistan Program Lead, CO, represents IDLO and actively liaises with partners, IDLO HQ staff, government officials, technical advisors and experts, funding partners, and civil society.ntry Office (CO) engages with internal and external functions to lead, develop, and manage the IDLO Afghanistan Program. Duties include developing the design and management of the work, monitoring, and staffing plans; ensuring compliance requirements and budget monitoring controls are met; supervising varied teams composed of Field Project Managers, Technical Team Managers (advocacy, curriculum and training, legal translation, organizational capacity building), and the Monitoring and Reporting Manager. They will facilitate cooperation between departments, ensure collaboration, coordination, resource allocation, and conflict resolution within the Program Team.
The Afghanistan Program Lead, CO, represents IDLO and actively liaises with partners, IDLO HQ staff, government officials, technical advisors and experts, funding partners, and civil society.