Job vacancies at Women empowerment- Action (WE-Action), Ethiopia

Women Empowerment-Action (WE-Action) is an indigenous non- political, non- religious, non-profit, humanitarian and development-oriented organization working in Ethiopia to the improvement of the social, economic, and physical well-being of the poor women in particular and the community in general. Currently the organization is operating in four regions SNNPR, Oromia, and Amhara National Regional States and Tigray Region.

WE-Action envisions “Envision a Gender Just Ethiopia”.

Note: – WE-Action has a zero-tolerance policy for sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) and other forms of gender-based violence.

Open Positions

1. Procurement and Financial Documentation Officer

The Procurement and Financial Documentation Officer is responsible for managing and overseeing the procurement process, ensuring the timely acquisition of goods and services within budget. This role also ensures proper documentation and record-keeping of all transactions related to procurement activities, maintaining compliance with company policies and regulations. The position holder is also responsible for preparation of financial documents. Assist the finance unit in financial document preparation Process and track payments to suppliers and vendors, ensuring adherence to budget and payment term…Learn More>>>

02. Terms of Reference (ToR) for a Baseline Study for a comprehensive health and resilience response in Tigray and Amhara

This ToR outlines the requirements for a consultancy to conduct a baseline study for the project ” Humanitarian Strategy in Conflict Contexts in Tigray and Amhara: Health, Rights, and Resilience to SGBV with a Gender and Triple Nexus Approach,” financed by the Agencia Vasca de Cooperación y Solidaridad (AVCS) and implemented by Women Empowerment Action (WE-Action) in partnership with the INGO Farmacéuticos Mundi (Farmamundi).
The project aims to improve the health and protection through SGBV prevention and response, strengthening the institutional capacities and communities’ resilience to armed conflicts in Tigray and Amhara, specifically focusing on Seharti and Dessie woredas, through a comprehensive approach that integrates humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding aspects (triple nexus)… Learn More>>>