| Job Location | Amman, Jordan |
| Education | Bachelor's degree / higher diploma |
| Salary | Not Mentioned |
| Industry | Non-profit Organization |
| Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
BACKGROUND Working in partnership with local civil society, government and private sector actors is fundamental to the International Rescue Committee?s mission to help people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover and gain control of their future. Effective local partnerships are central to the IRC?s strategic ambitions in Strategy100, resulting in more effective, responsive and durable assistance that reaches more people and produces better outcomes for the people we serve. Investing in local civil society organizations (CSOs) and government entities recognizes those organizations not only as allies in achieving outcomes, but also as catalysts and drivers of change.The Strategy100 partnership ambitions reflect our learning that we can often reach more people with more effective, responsive and timely assistance when we collaborate with local actors. Local partnerships also enable more durable outcomes, by strengthening local capacity and systems for sustained impact - particularly crucial at a time when 168 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance, and the average length of displacement nears 20 years. In addition, as Strategy100 recognizes, ?meaningful partnerships with leaders and organizations based in the communities we serve? are central to our mission to address global inequalities. Effective local partnerships also enable the IRC to achieve agreed standards for humanitarian response, such as the Core Humanitarian Standards, and are increasingly prioritized by all of IRC?s public and private donors.The Partnership Excellence for Equality and Results System (the ?PEER System? or ?PEERS?) is the IRC?s authoritative source of policy, process, guidance and tools for working in partnership. The primary objective of PEERS is to ensure the IRC defines and pursues its role in each context based on how it can best add value to local capacities and systems, prioritizing principled, collaborative partnerships with local actors government, civil society and private sector actors.SCOPE OF WORK The Regional Partnerships Advisor will support MENA country programs to define and deliver on the partnership components of their Strategy Action Plans, consistent with the Strategy100 partnership ambition. The Advisor will support MENA country programs to build the internal capacity to partner effectively, and to use PEERS in promoting principled, collaborative partnerships, including through in-country support. This will include specific support to the Simsim project?s efforts to partner for scale in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon. The Regional Partnerships Advisor will also contribute to efforts to drive the institutional change required to deliver on the Strategy100 partnership ambition.SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES The specific responsibilities of the Regional Partnerships Advisor will include:
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