National Project Lead – Labor Rights & Development

International Labour Organization; La Pampa; On-site; ARS 90,953,000 - 136,430,000; Full time

Job summary

The International Labour Organization in Bogota seeks a National Project Coordinator - NOA (DC) to lead the Peru-Brazil South-South Cooperation project on preventing child and forced labor in the Peruvian Amazon. You will oversee work plans, budgets, and coordination with partners and government authorities to deliver results.

Reporting to the ILO specialist and project manager, you will supervise staff, monitor activities, review TORs, and ensure technical integrity of outputs in line with the

Qualifications

• Two years of national-level project coordination experience.
• Experience with government entities and development partners.
• Experience in UN/NGO/international cooperation.
• Knowledge of regulations on forced labor and child labor.
• Experience with tripartite stakeholder relations and coordination at national/regional levels.
• Ability to draft reports and technical documents.

Responsibilities

• Prepare terms of reference (TORs), select and review products, and authorize payments for services.
• Lead work plan development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of the project.
• Set performance objectives for staff and evaluate them within deadlines.
• Collaborate with partners to design and review work plans and budgets.
• Monitor progress of project activities and adjust as needed.
• Maintain strong relationships with government, employers’ and workers’ organizations, and partners.

Skills

Fluency in Spanish

English proficiency

Technical report writing

Education

University degree in law, social sciences, or related fields

Postgraduate studies in labor law (asset)

Job description

The International Labour Organization in Bogota seeks a National Project Coordinator - NOA (DC) to lead the Peru-Brazil South-South Cooperation project on preventing child and forced labor in the Peruvian Amazon. You will oversee work plans, budgets, and coordination with partners and government authorities to deliver results.

Reporting to the ILO specialist and project manager, you will supervise staff, monitor activities, review TORs, and ensure technical integrity of outputs in line with the