The Rene Moawad Foundation (RMF) is seeking a Sales & Marketing Manager under the “Enhancing the Tripoli furniture industry for driving economic growth” project funded by the European Union and implemented in partnership with Expertise France.

Siren supports agencies and organizations in the Lebanese government administration to improve effectiveness, responsiveness and accountability to communities and build capacities for effective strategic planning and governance. The role of the Strategic Planning and Change Management Lead will be to lead and manage support to Siren clients with the aim to build sustainable capability of government agencies to conduct analysis, develop plans, effectively coordinate donor activities and to produce high quality analytical reports to inform policy and decision making.

The Centre for Lebanese Studies is looking to recruit a Media and Communication Coordinator. The advertised position is junior level.

The Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality (AFE) is an officially registered non-governmental organization based in Beirut, Lebanon. AFE supports grassroots activist groups and organizations (Regional Partners) that are working on a wide range of initiatives including human rights , gender and sexual and sexual health.

AFE is looking for a grants officer, to work across all program areas, including collaborating with finance and other support functions to ensure effective and efficient grantmaking processes.

Siren Analytics – a joint venture between Siren Associates and CME offshore – is a data driven management solution builder. We work collaboratively with public and private sector clients from design to implement, produce data intelligence that helps decision makers understand, predict, and ultimately change their operating environment. We focus on building bespoke and sustainable tools, either acting as an inhouse team or training existing personnel. All of our work is underpinned by a philosophy of client-centeredness.

Justice without Frontiers- JWF is nonprofit juristic civil organization, committed to the promotion of justice, democracy, peace, human rights and rule of law. Since its establishment, JWF has played a prominent role to promote and protect human rights for most vulnerable groups, particularly, women and children.
Justice Without Frontiers is implementing a project titled Enhancing Accountability and Improve Non-Registered Access to Justice, that aims to contribute to equitable access to formal and informal justice and for poor and vulnerable non registered .

Founded in 1989, the Lebanese Center for Policy Studies is an independently managed, non-partisan, non-profit, non-governmental think tank whose mission is to produce and advocate policies that improve governance in Lebanon and the Arab region. LCPS’ current research agenda focuses on: Improving governance and political representation, strengthening decentralization, advocating for a transparent oil and gas sector, supporting policies to create jobs, empowering youth, assessing the vulnerability of refugees, and promoting security sector reform.

First Step Together Association is looking for a psychomotor therapist to work within Unicef Project in North Lebanon.

Cesvi has been active in Lebanon since 2001.
Cesvi is expected to launch soon an intervention funded by AICS - Italian Cooperation that will respond to emergency generated by the Beirut explosion with Livelihoods intervention in Bourj Hammoud municipality. The project will support around 100 MSMEs affected by the blast and will contribute to the rehabilitation of public infrastructures through CfW activities.

This GAC-funded project will end in February 2022 and an external mid-term evaluation is planned to take place between April and May 2021. As this is a mid-term evaluation, its objective aim to assess the continued relevance of an intervention and the progress made towards achieving its planned objectives. They provide an opportunity to make modifications to ensure the achievement of these objectives within the lifetime of the project. The scope for examination is determined using OECD-DAC criteria for evaluating humanitarian action.