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Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
\n Organization: Solidarit\u00e9s International
\n Closing date: 9 Jun 2025<\/p>\n
Desired start date: 04\/01\/2025
\nDuration of the mission: 3 months (extension according to funding)
\nLocalisation: Goma<\/p>\n
Solidarites International (SI) is an association of international humanitarian aid which, for more than 40 years, has rescued populations victims of armed conflicts and natural disasters by meeting vital needs, drinking, eating, sheltering. Particularly engaged in the fight against diseases linked to unhealthy water, the leading cause of mortality in the world, if implemented by its interventions an expertise in the field of access to drinking water, sanitation and the promotion of hygiene but also in that, essential, of food safety and means of existence. Present in 26 countries, the SI teams – 3,200 people in total made up of expatriates, national employees, permanent staff at the headquarters, some volunteers, etc. – intervene with professionalism and commitment to cultures.<\/p>\n
The mission<\/p>\n
Solidarit\u00e9s International has been intervening in the DRC since 2001, in order to meet the humanitarian needs of the populations impacted by conflicts and natural disasters and to participate in the fight against epidemics.<\/p>\n
The mission is active in the fields of food security and existence (Same), hygiene and sanitation water (EHA), and assistance in multisectoral monetary transfers (direct cash or coupons). Each of our activities include a strong protection component (transverse or \u201cstand alone\u201d via an implementation partner).
\nOur programs cover the emergency response, via quick response programs (RRM) and “second line”. However, they also include raising and development activities in stabilized areas. This approach illustrates the strategy chosen by the mission, namely the maintenance of a strong capacity for an emergency response while developing lasting solutions to the problems which affect the populations of the eastern country.<\/p>\n
The mission has been made up of delocalized coordination since the advent of the M23 crisis in Bunia and three operational bases located in the Petit Nord Kivu (Goma, with a sub-base in Kiwandja), in the Far North Kivu (Beni with a base in Nobili) and in Ituri (Bunia, with a sub-base in Fataki). As part of our multi -year strategy, we have the ambition to open new bases and develop our programmatic portofolio.<\/p>\n
The operational area of \u200b\u200bthe Petit Nord Kivu participates in this growth dynamic, in connection with the national coordination. Indeed, the field teams implement various projects (emergency, raising and development) while conducting multisectoral assessments in order to obtain additional funding and to continue supporting vulnerable populations. Currently, the base is funded by the following donors: DDC, CDCS, Echo and Fcdo. It should also be mentioned that a multisectoral emergency assistance project with internal displaced and returned populations of the M23 crisis in the territories of Rutshuru and Lubero is implemented.<\/p>\n
General objective:<\/p>\n
The logistician is responsible for the implementation and supervision of all logistical activities on its assignment basis.
\nIt organizes logistics support in programs in compliance with international solidarity procedures.
\nHe assists the basic manager or the field coordinator in the implementation of security rules<\/p>\n
Main challenges:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Security and access issues (volatile context);
\n\u2022 Logistical access issues, more particularly supply;
\n\u2022 Operationalization of the new area<\/p>\n
Priorities of the first 2\/3 months:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Ensure transversal approaches between programs teams and logistics in the context of planning and implementing supplies;
\n\u2022 Actively participate in the implementation of the new operational area.
\n\u2022 Launch the logistics activities of new projects for cycle 2025 (emergency, recovery and development)
\n\u2022 Develop Team-Building Initiatives to strengthen cohesion and work atmosphere in the base and base.<\/p>\n
Security :<\/p>\n
The local context is particularly volatile. However, security processes and a dynamic context analysis are in place to reduce risks.<\/p>\n
FORMATION :<\/p>\n
\u2022 University degree at least Bac + 3 level in logistics or equivalent diploma.<\/p>\n
EXPERIENCE<\/p>\n
Experience in the humanitarian sector:<\/p>\n
\u2022 At least an experience in an emergency context and if possible in Africa.
\n\u2022 At least a mission experience with difficult security context and if possible in Africa<\/p>\n
Experience on a similar position:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Minimum experience of 2 years in similar positions in log.
\n\u2022 Prior experience in team management.<\/p>\n
COMPETENCES:<\/p>\n
Technical skills:<\/p>\n
– Supply – Link software
\n– IT – Telecommunications
\n– Basic opening knowledge
\n– Knowledge of specific themes and tools so highly appreciated.
\n– Good knowledge in security management<\/p>\n
Transversal skills:<\/p>\n
– Management
\n– Interdepartmental work
\n– Transversality, flexibility, availability, stress resistance
\n– Strong prioritization and adaptation capacity (unstable context)<\/p>\n
LANGUAGES:<\/p>\n
French, English and Swahili appreciated<\/p>\n
A employee position: according to the experience, from EUR 2310 gross per month (2100 base salary + 10% of annual leave payments paid monthly) and a monthly per diem of USD 800<\/p>\n
If also covers housing costs and travel costs between the country of origin of the expatriate and the place of assignment.<\/p>\n
Breaks: During the mission, an work -study system between work and leave is set up for 7 working days every three months (with USD 850 allocated by International Solidarity). To these break periods, there is an additional day of rest per month worked.<\/p>\n
Social and medical coverage: Expatriates benefit from insurance that reimburses all health costs (including medical and surgical costs, dental and ophthalmological care, repatriation) and a provident system including the risks of war. Indispensable vaccination and antimalartudian treatment costs are reimbursed.<\/p>\n
Living conditions:<\/p>\n
The living conditions in Goma are very good:
\n– Accommodation in a guest house with bedroom and private bathroom.
\n– Available cook and access to varied, quality and suitable food for different diets.
\n– Many organizations based in Goma and opportunities of a good social life.
\n– Many activities in the city (restaurant, bars, sports, etc.).
\n– Close to the Rwanda border, possible to spend a weekend or more.
\n– Evolutionary security rules depending on the context. Current curfew set at 2 a.m.<\/p>\n
It should be mentioned that expatriates working in this area will not necessarily be based in Goma, but could spend some time on the field following the evolution of the context. They could in particular be deployed and based in the territory of Rutshuru, where the living conditions are different:
\n– Presence of armed groups and significant security considerations.
\n– Less possibility of social life and extra-professional activities
\nHowever, regular round trips to Goma will remain possible.<\/p>\n