• Lead proposal development and contribute to resource mobilization strategies.
• Identify and cultivate donor relationships aligned with gender and climate priorities.
• Position ICRW as a thought leader in the global gender-climate discourse through strategic engagement and visibility. 

• Lead the conceptualization, design, and execution of research studies focused on climate resilience, women’s empowerment, and environmental justice.
• Guide mixed-methods research and analysis, with a strong focus on qualitative data and intersectional approaches.
• Produce high-quality knowledge products such as research briefs, policy papers, peer-reviewed publications, and toolkits.
• Contribute to the development of monitoring and evaluation frameworks for climate-gender programs.
• Support internal learning and evidence use across projects.

• Oversee work plans, deliverables, and reporting for projects under the gender and climate portfolio.
• Provide day-to-day support and technical supervision to project teams, consultants, and partners.
• Monitor budgets and ensure timely execution of activities.
• Build partnerships with stakeholders across climate, development, and gender sectors.

• Mentor junior researchers and contribute to team-wide capacity development on climate-gender integration.
• Represent ICRW in external platforms, including academic conferences, technical working groups, donor consultations, and media engagements.
• Drive visibility of ICRW’s work by contributing to publications, case studies, and digital content.

• Demonstrated leadership in conceptualizing, initiating, and managing research and policy programs on climate resilience and gender-responsive development.
• Proven track record of overseeing multi-stakeholder, interdisciplinary projects with measurable impact.
• Experience working on gendered impacts of climate risk, adaptation, just transitions, or environmental justice.
• Strong publication record and ability to convert research into actionable policy or programmatic insights.
• Prior experience cultivating donor relationships, designing high-quality proposal, and managing diverse funding portfolios.
• Familiarity with climate change governance, sustainable livelihoods, or environmental social science methodologies is an added advantage.

• Support the development of content and campaign ideas to enhance engagement and outreach. 
• Support the creation and scheduling of social media posts, including captions, visuals, and multimedia content. 
• Monitor conversations (articles, publications, Twitter, etc.) on Women, Peace, and Security for relevant content and new ideas. 
• Help draft and format newsletters or email campaigns. 

• Assist in providing live event coverage (e.g., taking notes, drafting tweets, capturing key quotes). 
• Support the development of articles and content to amplify the She Builds Peace campaign. 

• Support the development of Innovative Peace Stories by gathering background information on key topics and WASL partners’ work, supporting interviews, and drafting articles. 

• Collect data on ICAN’s social media presence and engagement across social media platforms and across different communications campaigns. 

• Strong interpersonal skills and respect for diverse cultures. 
• Knowledge of gender, peace and conflict, preventing/countering violent extremism, and peacebuilding. 
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Outlook, and SharePoint. 
• Experience using social media platforms (Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter). 
• Familiarity with content creation tools (Canva) and social media management software (Hootsuite).  
• Experience analyzing social media metrics. 
• Passion for storytelling and amplifying voices to advance the Women, Peace, and Security agenda and peacebuilding efforts. 
• Ability to communicate complex information clearly, concisely, and accessible for diverse audiences. 
• Strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills. 
• Creative, proactive, and adaptable attitude. 
• Experience working with non-profit organizations.  
• Language skills in Arabic, Farsi, or French are a plus. 

• Mener des actions de sensibilisation régulières au sein des communautés pour sensibiliser aux risques de VBG, ainsi qu'à la disponibilité et aux avantages des services d'intervention dans ce domaine. 
• Établir des relations avec les parties prenantes de la communauté.  
• Promouvoir le soutien aux survivants. 
• Animer les discussions conformément aux approches pertinentes (par exemple, SASA!, Togethe , EMAP). 
• Réagir avec compassion et discrétion à toute personne qui révèle un cas de VBG ou qui a besoin d'un soutien individuel ; assurer son orientation vers les services appropriés. 
  
  

• Solliciter et documenter le retour d'information de la communauté.  
• Contrôler la distribution des trousses d'hygiène, le cas échéant. 
• Suivre les activités du programme de prévention et d'atténuation des risques.  
  
  

• Assurer une coordination régulière avec les parties prenantes de la communauté afin de renforcer la prévention et l'atténuation des risques de VBG. 
• Assurer la coordination avec d'autres mobilisateur(trice)s sectoriel(le)s/équipes de sensibilisation 
• Promouvoir une approche centrée sur les victimes dans toutes les activités. 
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• Veiller au respect des protocoles et politiques de sécurité. 
• Favoriser un environnement de travail sûr et solidaire pour l'ensemble du personnel et des partenaires chargés de la lutte contre la VBG. 
• Exemplifier les principes fondamentaux de la programmation en matière de VBG, notamment le respect, la non-discrimination, l'utilisation responsable du pouvoir, la non-violence et la promotion de l'égalité de genre.  
  
  

• Expérience de travail auprès de groupes communautaires requise. 
• Engagement manifeste en faveur des principes fondamentaux de la programmation en matière de VBG, y compris l'égalité de genre et les services de soutien centrés sur les victimes. 
• Bonnes compétences interpersonnelles. 
• Solides compétences en communication pour mener des discussions individuelles et de groupe. 
• Membre de confiance de la communauté. 
• Maîtrise de l'anglais écrit et parlé et des exigences en matière de langue locale.

• Applicants must be or identify as a woman.
• Applicants must be admitted or enrolled in their first master’s or an academic or professional doctorate degree at the time of application. Examples of master’s degrees include but are not limited to M.A., M.S., M.B.A., M.F.A., L.L.M., M.Arch. Examples of academic and professional doctorate degrees include but are not limited to D.B.A., Ed.D., J.D., M.D., or Ph.D.
• Applicants must begin their program on or before September 1, 2026, and complete it on or after April 30, 2027.
• Applicants must possess at least one academic degree (earned in the U.S. or abroad) that is equivalent to a U.S. bachelor’s degree. While applicants may hold multiple degrees, they must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale for the highest degree earned. Applicants may apply for only one degree type (either a Master’s or Doctoral program) and in a single specific field (e.g., Business, History, Physics, etc.). In the case of applicants pursuing a dual degree, they must select one of the fields.
• Applicants must pursue their study in the U.S. on a full-time basis at an institution accredited by the U.S. Department of Education.
• Applicants must reside in the U.S. or country of their research for the duration of the fellowship period.
• Applicants intending to study in another country other than their own or the U.S. must be members of Graduate Women International and pursue study at an international institution recognized as eligible to participate in U.S. federal student aid programs, as listed on the Federal Student Aid Participating Schools list.(Foreign branches of U.S. institutions are considered outside of the U.S.)
• Applicants interested in pursuing postdoctoral research are encouraged to consider AAUW’s International Postdoctoral Research Fellowships.

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• Ensure that all contract and workplan deliverables and reports in relation to program outcomes and cross cutting strategies adhere to the head contract requirements, are delivered on time, on budget, meet stakeholder expectations, and are of the highest quality with value for money principles applied
• Identify and proactively manage risks at programmatic level to ensure delivery within contract parameters; ensuring that all risk and fraud issues are proactively identified and reported and managed following corporate and DFAT policies and procedures
• Management oversight for Senior Program Managers (SPMs) WIL/ WEE, GBV and Disability Equity, including coordinating development, planning and timely delivery of key projects and activities, analysis of constraints, strategy documents, annual workplans and budgets in collaboration with the Team Leader and Operations Lead
• Management oversight of program quality and technical performance with the Team Leader across all EOPOs and cross cutting strategic areas with a view to identify areas of constraints and opportunities for improvement in programmatic delivery
• Management oversight of key projects and activities including: Women in Disability Network support project, Improving Political Inclusion and Participation project, locally led development projects, disability equity technical assistance and projects, men and boys’ engagement and GBV prevention projects, and specific GoPNG policy priority projects etc.

• High level of responsiveness to issues and requests from key program stakeholders; 
• Key performance indicators (KPIs),quality reporting, milestones, and deliverables are submitted on time and meet internal (Abt) and external (AHC) requirements measured by receiving a Partner Performance Rating of 5 or above;
• Program delivery is on time and within budget with value for money principles driving all Program resourcing decisions;
• Build and maintain open, productive and outcome-oriented relationships with key internal and external stakeholders including AHC and GoPNG;
• Support an internal and external enabling environment for adaptive and politically informed program delivery;
• Facilitate GEDSI transformative program delivery;
• Periodically act as the Team Leader, when required, and perform other duties as assigned.

• Ability to deliver strategic and technical leadership to ensure effective program delivery, planning, and deliverables for gender equality. 
• Demonstrated commitment to locally led development in enabling two-way knowledge transfer and mentoring of team members. 
• Excellent project and team management skills including proven ability to manage and prioritise multiple tasks.
• Outstanding stakeholder and relationship management skills.
• Experience working in PNG or the Pacific Islands.
• Experience working on a large, multi-sectoral international program, preferably as Team Leader or Deputy Team Leader. 

• A Master’s degree in accounting, business administration, economics, or finance is preferred.
• Excellent study results for both the bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
• Interest in and strong motivation for scientific research are explained in a cover letter.
• Experience with data analysis and programming (e.g., Python, R, Stata).
• Strong analytical skills with a solid understanding of quantitative research methods.
• A collaborative mindset, with the ability to contribute effectively to a multidisciplinary research team.
• Excellent command of English, both written and spoken.

• has expertise or a demonstrated interest in the elimination of violence against women in migration and trafficking situations
• has completed an Australian University Masters degree with honours (at the level honours 2A or above), or equivalent prior studies in Australia or elsewhere (for example a Bachelor degree with First Class Honours or equivalent; and Master’s degree with a significant research thesis component), and/or has relevant experience that includes a significant research component in the field of women’s public health and/or migration and trafficking.
• Applicants with lived experience of displacement, Pasifika, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and/or other First Nations Peoples and/or those from the region are prioritised and strongly encouraged to apply.

• support the implementation of ILGA World’s advocacy strategy, directing the design and execution of comprehensive advocacy projects, employing rigorous methodologies and maintaining ethical standards
• develop and implement an annual advocacy operational plan and project plans, manage budgets, and monitor progress across multiple advocacy projects whilst ensuring alignment with ILGA World’s strategy and organisational goals and contributing to shared outputs and timely delivery of impactful results

• Actively contribute to promoting and achieving the organisation’s objectives
• Engage and collaborate with the management team to strengthen a shared organisational culture and management ethos that reflects ILGA World’s values, balancing organisational priorities with individual and movement needs
• Perform other duties as required

• A master’s university degree or equivalent in international human rights law or a related field, combined with 12 years of relevant work experience
• A first-level university degree, in combination with 15 years of relevant and qualifying experience
• 17 years of relevant and qualifying experience, instead of a master’s or first-level degree
• A minimum of 12 years relevant and appropriate experience in advocacy management — preferably within an international multilateral, non-governmental organisation, and/or government
• At least 7 years or more of managing global teams, with a demonstrated ability to foster collaboration and support the work environment in a virtual/online space
• Proven track record in leading advocacy teams, programmes and projects, including experience with both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies
• developing and coordinating advocacy coalitions.