Descrição da Vaga
FUNCTION
Reporting to the Senior Territorial Development Manager and the Social Performance Director, the main activities of the job are to:
- Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with civil society organizations (CSOs), including CBOs, NGOs, and other relevant stakeholders;
- provide technical support and capacity-building assistance to CSOs and NGOs to strengthen their ability to effectively implement project activities;
- support knowledge-sharing and the documentation of project learnings, successes, and challenges;
- coordinate the implementation of the social performance strategy by engaging with CSOs, ensuring alignment with project goals and stakeholder expectations;
- facilitate inclusive and transparent stakeholder engagement processes involving CSOs, local communities, and government entities, fostering trust and collaboration;
- assist in the rollout of project social management plans, ensuring ethical implementation and compliance with Mozambican regulations and international standards (e.g., IFC and Equator Principles);
- maintain and regularly update a comprehensive CSO mapping and profiling database, identifying key actors, areas of influence, thematic focus, and engagement potential;
- monitor and contribute to the identification of societal risks, supporting the development and execution of mitigation strategies in coordination with relevant internal teams;
- prepare timely and insightful reports on CSO engagement activities, highlighting trends, concerns, and opportunities for improved collaboration;
- representing the company in external meetings, forums, and consultations with CSOs, acting as a key liaison to promote constructive dialogue and mutual understanding;
- ensure all CSO engagement activities are accurately and fully documented, traceable, updated, and stored in the company’s information management system, ensuring timely reporting and accessibility for internal use;
- provide technical support and advisory inputs to other departments to integrate CSO perspectives into project planning, implementation and monitoring;
- maintain continuous situational awareness of the CSO landscape, including evolving regulation, new partnerships, and emerging issues that may affect project operations;
- provide technical support and capacity-building assistance to CSOs and NGOs to strengthen their ability in areas as governance, advocacy, social accountability in extractive industry context;
- maintain regular engagements and close working relationship with human rights and VPSHR team with view to align/support implementation of relevant project human rights initiatives at the level of CSOs.
Requisitos
- Bachelor Degree or equivalent in Social Sciences, Development studies, or Political science;
- Minimum of 05 years of relevant experience in community development, CSO engagement, stakeholder management or social performance within extractives or development sectors;
- Experience in community development, social impact assessment, CSO management in extractive industry context or related fields (minimum of 05 years is preferred);
- Familiarity with international standards (IFC, World Bank, AfDB) and Mozambican CSO context and regulatory framework;
- Excellent communication (Both English and Portuguese), negotiation, and interpersonal skills;
- Ability to work in complex, multicultural, and challenging environments;
- Residing in the local area of the job will be an advantage.
Oferecemos
The possibility of working in a Company that offers salary conditions compatible with the level of experience and level of responsibility of the role, as well as opportunities for personal development.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 22nd of 2025.
HOW TO APPLY
To apply, access the following link: Civil Society Engagement Coordinator