JOB RESPONISIBILITIES:
 

• The Provincial Project Coordinator (PPC) will play a critical role in assisting the Program Manager in planning and executing of project initiatives
• Maintain strong networking and collaborate with cross-functional teams, managing project timelines, and ensuring the successful implementation project
• Coordination with provincial police establishment and judicial academies and provincial level stakeholders that include the education department, academia, lawyers, legislators, and civil society to collaborate and execute the project activities
• Coordinate and maintain strong linkages with members of Pakistan Forum for Democratic Policing (PFDP) and Ending Violence Against Women & Girls Alliance (EVAW/G) in KP & Balochistan
• Plan and carry out awareness raising campaigns in multiple districts and different communities in coordination with project team
• Plan, prepare, and execution of seminars, meetings, and trainings etc. in coordination with the project team
• Prepare project related presentation, budget and reports i.e. monthly/quarterly reports, donor reports and activity budget and monthly progress report (MPR) and work plans for the upcoming activities 

REQUIRED QUALIFICATION:   

• 16 years of education
• 7 years of experience in the development sector on projects related to gender equality and women empowerment.
• Sound understanding of socio-political context and working of police and judiciary
• Work experience and familiar with government departments, and civil society
• Experience of working with/and managing networks and have strong coordination and networking skills
• Experience of conducting and delivering trainings
• Excellent interpersonal communication and writing skills (English and Urdu & regional languages will be an added advantage).
• Willingness and availability for frequent travel
• Ability to work effectively in a team and independently
• Proficiency in project management tools and software and must have command of MS Office suits.
• Sensitivity towards gender, women, and children’s issues
• Willingness to take up challenging tasks on short notice