GBLCAREERS

Organisations with demonstrated experience in the successful implementation of human rights based approaches (HRBA), district wide approaches (DWA), the use of technology led programming, participatory learning and action approaches in community driven programming and new media expertise (particularly an active presence on social media) will be prioritised.

Interested organisations will be evaluated based on key criteria which include:

• Registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission in which it operates as a legal, non-profit, non-governmental organisation (NGO) or civil society organisation (CSO).
• Ability to show evidence of experience and success in WASH, Education and Health programming over a period of time, with specific track records on advocacy, policy influencing and citizens’ engagement in the aforementioned state/location
• Demonstrated experience in managing donor and government supported programmes with adequate and functioning internal quality control systems in place
• Demonstrate physical office and presence in the aforementioned state/location
• Demonstration of experience and acceptance by community members in its target implementing locations
• The organisation’s work responds to the needs and interests of poor and marginalised women and men, and contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
• Ability to monitor, evaluate and report on the use of resources, activities and the difference they make to the lives of men and women. Putting learning into practice
• The organisation has clear and transparent governance and management structures, relating and reporting to one another effectively)