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Since 2017, Cabo Delgado, one of the poorest provinces in Mozambique, has been facing an escalating conflict, compounded by a fragile situation of chronic underdevelopment, consecutive climatic shocks, and recurrent disease outbreaks. Violent attacks by Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs) have escalated since 2020, heightening protection risks, especially for youth, women, and girls. NSAG activities and counter-offensive operations have forced mass displacement in the province and brought destruction and fear.
Under these auspices, UNDP initiated a stabilization program in Cabo Delgado to assist the Government of Mozambique in its efforts to re-establish the authority and presence of the State in the reclaimed areas, paving the way for a subsequent safe and voluntary return of displaced populations to their areas of origin. Activities under the stabilization program aim to rehabilitate public, security and social infrastructures damaged by conflict, boost socio-economic recovery, and build resilience and social cohesion.
UNDP’s stabilization engagement in Mozambique is part and parcels of the Government’s priorities in Cabo Delgado, as embodied in the reconstruction plan (PRCD), and contributing to the Strategy for the Resilience and Integrated Development of the North (ERDIN) as well as to the Recovery and Peacebuilding Assessments (RPBA). Along those lines, the present programme is fully integrated with other components of UNDP cooperation in the country, as part of its new 2022-2026 programme cycle, with particular complementarity with UNDP’s decentralization programming, as well as with its program on the Rule of Law and Access to Justice and social cohesion and peacebuilding work.
Under the guidance of the Head of Pemba Sub-Office and direct supervision of the Team Leader for infrastructure Pillar, the Civil Engineer will be responsible for all aspects of civil work’s contract management and quality control and assurance within the project. This includes guiding and managing site and supervision engineers/firms, monitoring the progress of the different service providers, and ensuring compliance with UNDP standards and procedures.
Objectives of the assignment:
1. Enhance quality development and quality control and optimize civil works projects and activities’ performance and efficiency.
2. Formulates bidding documents in coordination with the relevant functional areas of UNDP and provides effective support throughout all stages of the tendering process.
3. Ensure Compliance with contractual obligations and set up strong contract management mechanisms.
4. Lead and facilitate effective communication and coordination and report on progress and advice on risk management measures.
5. Oversight and building capacity of national institutions.
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Multi-stakeholder engagement and funding:
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