ICLA Programme Development Manager (Humanitarian Legal Assistance)

Location: Port-au-Prince, Haiti; travel to intervention areas approximately 30% of the time, including overnight field stays.

Company

hirify.global is an independent humanitarian organisation supporting people forced to flee and defending the rights of refugees and internally displaced people across crisis-affected countries.

What you will do

• Conduct contextual ICLA analysis, assessments in hard-to-reach areas, and reviews of potential national partners.
• Design ICLA activities, implementation models, operational plans, strategies, technical SOPs, guidelines, and Macro LFAs.
• Align protection-from-violence services with national strategies and global protection frameworks.
• Lead proposal development, donor engagement, project extensions, and preparation of evidence-based budgets.
• Develop assessments and advocacy strategies while generating evidence for programme development.
• Establish monitoring and evaluation frameworks, analytical tools, and staff capacity-building on quantitative and qualitative data analysis.

Requirements

• At least 3 years of experience in a senior project implementation role in a humanitarian or recovery context, with documented results.
• Fluency in French and English, both written and verbal.
• University degree in law, social sciences, social work, psychology, protection, or a related field; a law degree is preferred.
• Professional experience in protection and legal assistance programming, including legal identity, documentation, and Housing, Land and Property programming in humanitarian settings.
• Experience translating legal and contextual analysis into programme design, advocacy, and operational decisions.
• Experience working with vulnerable populations and victims of conflict or violence, plus experience in budget management.

Nice to have

• Knowledge of Haitian Creole.
• Knowledge of the Haitian context.
• Knowledge of personal leadership skills and profile.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time role with a fixed national contract signed with ECSI or an international 12-month contract, renewable subject to funding and performance.
• Grade 9 on NRC’s salary scale with accompanying terms and conditions.
• Work in a supportive, inclusive, and accountable humanitarian culture that encourages initiative and responsibility.
• Commitment to safety, wellbeing, dignity, diversity, equity, inclusion, and safeguarding.

Hiring process

• Submit an application and latest CV in English, completing all required experience, employment, and education fields.
• Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted; applications must meet the minimum experience and qualification standards.