Program Manager I - Shelter & Settlements, Ukraine

Описание

CRS Moldova and Ukraine 

Building on a pre-existent modest presence, the Moldova and Ukraine Country Office (CO) rapidly expanded programming reach following Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Between 2022–2025, CRS in Moldova and Ukraine grew reaching over 500,000 people through a comprehensive and integrated emergency, recovery and development programming strategy focused on shelter and infrastructure, winterization, basic needs, education, livelihoods, protection support, and care reform efforts. The CO also focused on strengthening partners’ capacity and fostering local leadership to reach millions more. Looking ahead, priorities include expanding diverse programming for the most vulnerable and integrating systemic outcomes for scale, and deepening partnerships across both countries. The CO’s overarching focus remains serving populations affected by Russia’s full-scale invasion, guiding all resource allocation and strategic investments. This position is based in and focused on Ukraine. 

Job Summary

You will manage and provide technical oversight of Shelter and Settlements programming in the Country Office (CO), designing and implementing projectsadvancing CRS’ work in serving the most vulnerable and conflict-affected people in Ukraine. You will ensure effective systems and processes are in place to support robust program implementation and risk management. Your management skills and technical knowledge will ensure that the CO and partners deliver high-quality Shelter and Settlements programming and continuously work towards improving the impact of itsprogramming.

Roles and Key Responsibilities

Travel: up to 30% of field travel within Ukraine, primarily to partner offices

Supervisory Responsibilities: None.

Key Working Relationships: 

Internal: Program Managers, MEAL Manager, PQ Coordinator, Head of Operations, Head of Programs, Country Representative, EMECA regional staff

External: Caritas national and local offices, institutional donors, local government, USG, United Nations and international NGOs.