National Project Officer – E-Waste

Coordinates IOM’s e-waste circular-economy project from Kampala. The officer integrates repair, reuse and safe recycling into climate-mobility plans, manages operations, budgets and reporting, builds government and partner capacity, supervises staff and supports green livelihoods for displaced and host communities.

• Coordinate operational, administrative and financial project delivery
• Integrate e-waste and circular-economy approaches into national climate plans
• Monitor implementation gaps and recommend corrective actions
• Develop workplans, budgets, procedures and evaluation tools
• Collect, verify and analyze project data and evidence
• Prepare donor reports, proposals and public communication products
• Coordinate donors, government, United Nations and civil-society partners
• Train and supervise project staff and support stakeholder capacity building

• Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, engineering, project management, innovation, migration studies, climate policy, development studies or a related field with two years of relevant experience, or a master’s degree in one of those fields
• Experience liaising with government, international institutions, United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations
• Experience working with migrants, refugees, internally displaced people or other vulnerable groups
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office
• Ugandan nationality

• Experience with an international humanitarian organization, government institution or non-governmental organization in a multicultural setting
• Canva or Adobe design-software knowledge
• Team leadership, negotiation and stakeholder-collaboration capability

• E-Waste Management
• Circular Economy Programming
• Climate Mobility Policy
• Project Coordination
• Budget Monitoring
• Monitoring and Evaluation
• Stakeholder Coordination
• Capacity Building

• Microsoft Office
• Canva
• Adobe Creative Suite

• One-year fixed-term appointment with possible extension
• Offer is subject to funding confirmation
• Selection may support similar appointments for twenty-four months
• Duty travel is required