AREA International Programmes - Program Quality, Impact and Innovation
REFERS TO Thematic & Innovation Lead
CONTRACT TYPE Co.Co.Co. (Collaborazione Coordinata e Continuativa)
DURATION OF CONTRACT – 5 months (15 September 2025 to 28 February 2026)
ANNUAL GROSS SALARY RANGE 30.000 – 34.000
SAFEGUARDING LEVEL 1
JOB PURPOSE
The role of FSL & CSSP Advisor contributes to the SC Italy Programme's Quality, Innovation, and Impact strategy. The Advisor ensures interventions under the FSL & CSSP themes are designed and implemented with high-quality thematic inputs. They support proposals, ongoing projects, and strategic initiatives, ensuring thematic quality and alignment with SCI standards and methodologies.
Collaborating with PQII (other TAs and MEAL), Programme Development and Management, Institutional Partnership, and Business Development, the FSL & CSSP Advisor contributes to SC Italy's strategic objectives under the supervision of the Thematic and Innovation Lead.
RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Proposal development: Provide technical guidance and support in proposal development, ensuring programmatic innovation is incorporated as needed.
2. Project implementation: Offer technical guidance and support to COs on projects within SC Italy’s portfolio.
3. Engagement: Support engagement efforts, including fundraising and communication materials, as needed.
4. Coordination and synergy: Ensure strong coordination with all relevant SC Italy teams.
5. Capacity strengthening: Assist COs in capacity building based on jointly identified needs, ensuring coordination with SCA.
FINAL RESULTS
1. Support at least 2 project proposals.
2. Support the implementation of at least 4 projects with technical inputs and advice.
3. Provide technical inputs for engagement activities, including advocacy, fundraising, and communication materials.
4. Participate in all relevant technical group meetings.
5. Prepare materials for capacity strengthening events for COs.
QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE AND SOFT SKILLS
1. Master’s degree or equivalent in a relevant field.
2. At least 3 years of experience in FSL and Child Sensitive Social Protection advisory roles.
3. Ability to work both hands-on and in an advisory capacity.
4. Experience in developing successful funding proposals for donors.
5. Excellent written and spoken English for reports and assessments.
6. Flexibility, teamwork skills, and adaptability.
7. Understanding and commitment to Save the Children’s principles and child-focused approach.
SAFEGUARDING
Save the Children is committed to safeguarding and expects all collaborators to adhere to high standards of behavior, as outlined in our policies.
PEOPLE AT THE CENTER
We prioritize the well-being and motivation of our staff, believing that passionate and well-supported people drive our success.
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