Partnership Manager Palestine

Job Description

What we are looking for

NRC is looking for a Partnership Manager to join the Palestine mission. The role holder will lead the country office’s partnership portfolio, provide strategic leadership to its localisation agenda, lead the partnership cycle management process, and represent NRC in partnership coordination forums.

If you are strategic and visionary leader with strong coordination, communication, networking, collaboration, and stakeholder management skills; a hands-on mindset; and the ability to learn quickly, adapt, and turn ideas into practical results, then this is the role for you!

\\\ This position is only open to candidates who have the legal eligibility work in Palestine. NRC is unable to provide work permits or visa sponsorships for this position \\\

What you will do

• Localisation strategy implementation.
• Partnership programming strategic and technical leadership, integrating partnerships throughout the project cycle management process.
• Partnerships systems, tools, guidelines, and procedures development and maintenance.
• Partner organisation capacity sharing responsibility, to identify priorities, develop joint capacity sharing plans, and monitor progress.
• Relationship building and development with local NGOs, civil society organisations, other national and local actors, public institutions, academia, and the private sector.
• Partnership management in line with NRC policies, humanitarian principles, donor requirements, and partnership standards.
• People leadership, including the performance management, workforce planning, recruitment, staff induction, staff development, and duty of care.
• NRC representation in relevant partnership coordination platforms.
• Safeguarding and Anti-Corruption standards and principles active promotion.
• We highly encourage you to learn more about the role: please review the full Job Description here.

What you will bring

• Relevant senior level experience within an NGO/international organisation.
• Grants’ management, partnership, and/or coordination expertise.
• Complex humanitarian contexts exposure.
• National, international, and local civil society organisations background.
• Palestine and the Middle East context experience and knowledge.
• English and Arabic fluency, both written and verbal.