
Depuis avril 2023, le conflit au Soudan a provoqué des déplacements massifs vers les pays voisins, avec plus de 500 000 réfugiés soudanais et 100 000 rapatriés tchadiens accueillis dans l'est du Tchad. Le NRC Soudan gère sa réponse au Darfour (notamment El Geneina, Nyala et Zalingei) avec le soutien d'une base à N'Djamena, dans le cadre d'un protocole d'accord avec NRC Tchad.
Ce poste combine les fonctions administratives et logistiques précédemment occupées par deux postes distincts. Depuis N'Djamena, il fournit tout le soutien administratif et logistique au personnel du NRC Soudan, aux visiteurs et aux marchandises transitant par le Tchad, en étroite coordination avec les départements d'appui du NRC Tchad.
Le responsable de la logistique et de l'administration est responsable de la mise en œuvre quotidienne et de la qualité des activités administratives et logistiques de NRC Soudan au Tchad.
Parties prenantes : police des aéroports et des frontières, ministères (Affaires étrangères, Administration territoriale, Finances), douanes, transitaires, fournisseurs, UNHAS/MAF, ONG partenaires.
Systèmes d'information : Office 365, Agresso/Unit4, Admin Tracker.
Conformité juridique et/ou institutionnelle : respect des PON et des procédures du NRC et des bailleurs de fonds.
Compétences professionnelles génériques :
Le cadre de compétences du NRC comprend 12 compétences comportementales. Les éléments suivants sont essentiels pour ce poste :
L'employé doit s'acquitter des responsabilités du poste et démontrer les compétences comportementales associées. Le rendement sera géré conformément au Manuel de gestion du rendement, à l'aide des documents suivants :
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The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is an independent humanitarian organisation helping people forced to flee.
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