Program Lead, Migration & Settlement Strategy

IOM - UN Migration; Canberra; Sur place; AUD 90 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

IOM Australia is seeking a National Programme Officer (Migrant Settlement and Strategic Reporting) to lead AUSCO and CSP personnel, ensuring governance, donor reporting and strategic partnerships. The role focuses on programme development, pipeline opportunities and compliance with donor requirements.

Under the Chief of Mission, you will supervise staff, coordinate with government entities and international partners, and drive capacity-building activities across a wide network in Australia and

Qualifications

• Experience in migration, settlement, humanitarian programmes.
• Experience supervising staff and coordinating multicultural teams.
• Experience managing government-funded programmes, donor reporting, budgets, risks and compliance.

Responsabilités

• Oversee financial, logistical, administrative and technical project aspects according to IOM standards.
• Monitor implementation, document results and address deviations.
• Promote integration of gender, protection, human rights in programme delivery.
• Develop monitoring, evaluation and reporting tools; manage information sharing for donors and partners.
• Coordinate reports and engagement with government and UN partners.

Connaissances

Programme management

People management

Stakeholder engagement

Policy compliance

Financial & risk management

Planning & organization

Formation

Master’s degree in International Relations or related field

Bachelor’s degree in relevant fields

Outils

Microsoft 365

Collaborative document management

Description du poste

IOM Australia is seeking a National Programme Officer (Migrant Settlement and Strategic Reporting) to lead AUSCO and CSP personnel, ensuring governance, donor reporting and strategic partnerships. The role focuses on programme development, pipeline opportunities and compliance with donor requirements.

Under the Chief of Mission, you will supervise staff, coordinate with government entities and international partners, and drive capacity-building activities across a wide network in Australia and