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About the Role Jouri for Research and Consulting is recruiting an Evaluation Manager on behalf of a leading international development consultancy. The Evaluation Manager will play a strategic role in leading evaluations, assessments, and third-party monitoring (TPM) assignments funded by major international donors. This position requires expertise in evaluation design, TPM service delivery, data analysis […]

General Description of the Organization: Orange is a non-governmental civil society organization devoted to alleviating the suffering and improving the sustainability mechanisms of the conflict-affected population. Since its establishment, Orange has partners directly with affected Syrian populations delivering programs spanning sectors, including humanitarian and development programs, in the Early Recovery and Livelihoods, Food Security and

1. Overview of The Day After: The Day After (TDA) is an independent, Syrian-led civil society organization working tosupport a democratic transition in Syria. In August 2012, TDA completed work on acomprehensive approach to managing the challenges of a post-Assad transition in Syria.The Day After project brought together a group of Syrians representing a large

Are you looking for a meaningful job where you can invest your skills, passion, and time in an impactful way? Do you want to work for an organization that is dynamic, goal-driven, and dedicated to making a difference? Welcome to Welthungerhilfe! As one of Germany’s largest and most respected private organizations in development cooperation and humanitarian

The Day After (TDA) is an independent, Syrian-led civil society organization working to support a democratic transition in Syria. In August 2012, TDA completed work on a comprehensive approach to managing the challenges of a post-Assad transition in Syria. The Day After project brought together a group of Syrians representing a large spectrum of the

Background/IRC Summary: The Syria crisis is often described as the worst humanitarian catastrophe since the end of the Cold War. Today, 13.4 million people in Syria – more than half of the country’s population – are in need of humanitarian assistance with needs increasingly being exacerbated by economic decline. Of these, 6.8 million are refugees