VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT - COORDINATOR OF THE TECHNICAL UNIT ON NATURAL RESOURCES - 02/26

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Job Description

The Coordinator of the Technical Unit on Natural Resources
is responsible for:
Coordinating all ICGLR Secretariat activities related to the
implementation of the Regional Initiative on Natural
Resources (RINR) at ICGLR Secretariat;
Directly managing the Technical Unit staff;
Leading the role of ICGLR Secretariat of providing technical
and advisory support to Member States in implementation of
the RINR;
Ensuring good working relationships with mining authorities
directly involved in the implementation of the RINR in
Member States; and
Interfacing with partners supporting the implementation of
the RINR.

Job Industry

Natural Resources And Mining

Job Salary Currency

BIF

Job Salary Fixed

No

Key Deliverables

dvisory and
technical
assistance
Lead the process of conceptualization,
preparation and facilitation of meetings,
workshops, seminars and other regional
events;
Supervise the writing of technical notes
and reports;
Coordinate execution of priority
activities for the Technical Unit in
cooperation with partners;
Review and analyse technical
documents, concept notes received from
partner organizations, and prepare
summaries for the supervisor;
Supervise the development of support
communications;
Cooperation
and
Networking
Lead the general strategic planning
process: monitoring of activities and the
management of the documentation;
Execute other tasks related to the RINR
as assigned by the supervisor;
Ensure regular dialogue through
approved channels of communication -
relevant authorities appointed by
Member States at national and sub2
ML
Knowledge
Management
national levels such as Regional
Committees' members;
Promote strategic partnerships for the
implementation of the RINR;
Create and maintain contacts with key
organizations and stakeholders.
Ensure regular transmission of
information on development and
approaches in the natural resources
sector in the Great Lakes Region;
Provide support and contribution to the
administrative management of the
Programme on Democracy and Good
Governance in the form of annual
reports, briefing notes or other reports
required by the ICGLR Secretariat;
Ensure constant monitoring of activities,
the management and reporting of
activities;
Take the lead in the Technical Unit
budget preparations and
Management implementation;
and
Coordination
Participate in the definition of terms of
reference as well as the selection,
supervision and evaluation of the
performance of Technical Unit staff and
contracted third parties;
Perform any other duties assigned to
him/her within the ICGLR Secretariat.

Essential Qualities

Essential Qualities

A master's degree in geosciences (geography, geology,
mineralogy, environmental sciences) political sciences,
business administration,) or in a related discipline with
relevant experience in the mineral/natural resources
good governance sector;
Very good understanding of the illegal exploitation of
natural resources thematic and in the trade of mineral
resources in the African Great Lakes region;
ML 3
Key
Competencies:
Terms of
Service
Application
Procedure
10 years of relevant professional experience, including
5 years in Supervision role;
Practical experience in development, execution and
reporting of mineral governance related projects in the
Great Lakes Region;
Very good understanding of the role of ICGLR, its
structure, particularly those related to RINR;
Knowledge of the various international mineral due
diligence programme and initiatives promoting
responsible mineral supply chains;
Developed sense of diplomacy;
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
Familiarity with data collection and management tools. Flexibility: acceptance of frequent travel in the African
Great Lakes Region and overseas;
Work experience in an African regional organization
would be an asset;
Strong program coordination and analytical skills.
Excellent communication, facilitation, and reportwriting abilities.
Ability to build partnerships and engage with diverse stakeholders.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Capacity to foster innovation and drive continuous
improvement.
Demonstrated integrity, impartiality, and respect for
diversity.
Fluency in English or French; Knowledge of
Portuguese, Arabic or Swahili; will be an added
advantage.
An attractive fixed salary and benefits package offered to
similar positions in regional/international organizations.
• The incumbent shall enjoy diplomatic immunities,
privileges, exemptions and facilities as provided for by
the Host Agreement between the Government of the
Republic of Burundi and the Secretariat of the
International Conference on the Great Lakes Region.


Application Process

Close Date

16/06/2026