Partnerships and Organisational Development - Global Advisor

**Kirkens Nødhjelp/ Norwegian Church Aid**

Norwegian Church Aid (NCA) is a global humanitarian and development faith-based organisation. We work with around 150 local civil society partners in more than 20 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin-America to save lives and seek lasting solutions to poverty and injustice. Our work is grounded in human rights and driven by local leadership, strong partnerships, and a commitment to shifting power towards local actors.

**As part of our strategic commitment to locally led development and equitable partnerships, NCA is strengthening its support for partner organisational development across regions.**

We are seeking a **Partnerships and Organisational Development Global Advisor** to be based in Nairobi and serve as a global resource across all NCA country programmes.

NCA’s country offices lead the direct engagement with partners. This role complements that responsibility by strengthening country offices through practical tools, facilitation, coaching and advisory support. The aim is to help partners strengthen their organisations and to advance NCA’s work on strategic, equitable and effective partnerships.

The position combines direct support to country offices with global levels responsibility for cross-country learning, systems and tools related to partnerships and organisational development.

**Key Responsibilities**

**Support to country offices on partner organisational development**

- Strengthen country teams’ capacity to facilitate partner led organisational development processes.
- Advise country office staff, management and, when relevant, partner leadership.

**Equitable partnerships and partner feedback (global responsibility)**

- Oversee progress on NCA’s Equitable Partnership Indicators.
- Manage the NCA’s annual global partner survey, including design, implementation, analysis and follow up.
- Facilitate workshops, learning processes and develop tools on organisational development, partnership practices and