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Collective Sudan (CCS) Area Based Coordination Coordinator, Sudan
Prosper Global (formerly Mercy Corps)via Prosper Global (formerly Mercy Corps)
Salary
Not Disclosed
Location
Khartoum, Sudan (roving across Sudan and Nairobi)
Type
Full Time
Deadline
31 Oct 2026
6 days left
Job Description
Reports to the CCS (Deputy) Chief of Party; up to 60% travel.
Coordinate Collective Sudan's support to Area-Based Coordination initiatives and keep it aligned with priorities set by ABC coordinators
Ensure delivery of commitments, reporting and funded activities for ABC support
Lead portfolio workplans, performance monitoring and adaptive management
Keep activities aligned with donor requirements and changing humanitarian and resilience needs
Support evidence-informed decisions by linking local responders and ABC structures to humanitarian planning
Help ABC coordinators identify and access operational, advocacy, information and resourcing support
Connect sub-national coordination with national humanitarian structures and elevate local priorities
Support co-designing, strengthening or expanding area-based coordination in priority locations
Provide technical and strategic accompaniment to ABC coordinators and stakeholders
Identify overlaps across humanitarian, recovery, resilience, social protection and development agendas
Represent state-level ABC coordinators in national coordination mechanisms and give them timely feedback
Facilitate joint planning, gap analysis and coordination while avoiding duplication with the INGO forum and OCHA
Promote localization and meaningful participation of national and local actors
Promote evidence generation, synthesis and use, and translate local insights into broader learning and advocacy
Identify evidence gaps and connect ABC structures with research and assessment partners
Promote knowledge-sharing among ABC structures, agencies, local responders and national mechanisms
Commit 5% of time to learning activities
Support accountability to beneficiaries and engage communities as equal partners
Integrate safeguarding into work and encourage reporting of concerns
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as international development, humanitarian affairs, public policy, social sciences, economics or political science; master's preferred
At least 8 years of progressively responsible experience in humanitarian programming, coordination, consortia management, systems strengthening, research, policy or learning
Experience managing complex, multi-partner programs funded by institutional donors
Significant experience facilitating coordination among NGOs, UN agencies, donors, local actors and government, in person and remotely
Strong understanding of humanitarian coordination, localization, cash assistance, area-based approaches and humanitarian reform
Experience influencing partners without formal authority
Strong analytical, strategic planning, problem-solving and stakeholder management skills
Excellent written and verbal communication, including donor engagement and report writing
Experience working in conflict-affected and politically sensitive environments
Fluency in English and Arabic
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