The Partnerships and Policy Department (PnP) is one of five Departments based in the Head Office in Oslo.ย PnP is responsible for NRCโs strategic relations with institutional donors and private foundations and is the โcenter of excellenceโ on donor/partner relations in NRC. PnP is providing support to all Departments, Regional, Country, and Representative Offices in the organisation. PnP is responsible for developing relevant global strategies for resource mobilisation; developing funding prospects with existing and new donors; streamlining NRCโs procedures, processes, and tools related to resource mobilisation and grant management; and developing and providing internal training and help-desk support.
PnP is now recruiting an Institutional Partnership Adviser (IPA) who will have specific responsibility for The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad)ย as well as theย framework agreements with the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (NMFA) and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida).
The IPA is NRCโs expert adviser on institutional donors. As such, the IPA is responsible for strategic relations with these donors and for building internal capacity, and maintaining a help desk on donor-related issues.ย ย The IPA will track and share information about new funding opportunities as well as network and advocate for improved financing conditions with the donor whenever relevant.ย ย The IPA will work in the Institutional Partnership Section in the Partnerships and Policy Department (PnP). NRC is an organisation that has experienced significant growth in recent years and the institutional partnership team is highly motivated, professional, international, and dynamic.
What You Will Do:
Specific responsibilities related to Norad:ย
Responsible for managing all processes and deliverables related to the global framework agreement with Noradย Lead the pre-qualification processes and development of organisational applications for entering into new framework agreements with Noradย Support Head of Institutional Partnership Section in the negotiations with Norad of new global framework agreementsย Advocate for improved conditions and simplified procedures to reduce grant administrationย Lead the annual global proposal and reporting processes, and develop tools, templates and procedures needed to do so, and responsible for submitting annual plans and reports to Noradย Responsible for ensuring that relevant donor documents are archived according to NRCโs filing structureย Raise awareness and advocate internally for NRC to strengthen its capacity on areas required by the donorยSpecific responsibility for the frameworks with NMFA and Sida:ย
Manage the annual global proposal and reporting processes for the NMFA and Sida framework agreements in close coordination with the Senior Institutional Partnership Advisers (IPAs) for NMFA and Sida.ย Support the Senior IPAs with the Sida RRM and NMFA Flexible Funds applications when needed.ย Support the Senior Institutional Partnership Advisers for NMFA and Sida with other processes linked to the strategic partnership agreements (i.e. the framework agreements), e.g., applications for new framework agreements, evaluations etc.ย Support the Senior Institutional Partnership Advisers with administrative tasks related to the advocacy for quality funding / the Programme Based Approach.ยWhat You Will Bring:
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What makes this position attractive?ย
A challenging and exciting opportunity to strategic relations with these donors and for building internal capacity, and maintaining a help desk on donor-related issuesย A full-time, permanent contract with Oslo, Norwayย as the Primary Duty Station.ย Salary and benefits according to NRCโs salary scale and terms and conditions in Oslo, Norway.We are also looking for people who share our values:ย
To be dedicated in what we do;ย To be innovative with our solutions;ย To act as one unified and inclusive team;ย To be accountable to the donors that make our work possible; the beneficiaries that we exist to serve; and to each otherโฆ the members of our NRC family.ยWe are happy about early applicants.ย The applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.ย
For any questions, please write to ho.recruitment@nrc.no with \"Job Title\" as a subject.
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