Resource Mobilization Officer-lusaka

Reporting to: Deputy Executive Director

Job Purpose: The Resource Mobilization Officer will play a critical role in advancing the strategic objectives of the organization by securing funding, grant management, proposal development, building partnerships and ensuring the sustainability of programs.

Key Responsibilities:

Resource Mobilisation Strategy Development

Develop and implement a comprehensive resource mobilization strategy aligned with the organization’s strategic objectives. Identify funding opportunities, including grants, partnerships, and corporate sponsorships, to support programs and projects.

Demonstrate success in resource mobilization and complemented by the ability to conceptualize ideas and promote consensus

Develop, managing and updating database of donors and partners of contacts and preference information.

Support social media strategy to enhance proper coordination of social media engagements

Grant Writing and Proposal Development

Research potential donors, including government agencies, international organizations, and private foundations.

Draft compelling grant proposals and funding applications tailored to meet donor priorities and the organization’s objectives.

Donor Relationship Management

Establish and maintain relationships with donors, partners, and stakeholders.

Provide regular updates and reports to donors on the impact and outcomes of funded projects.

Partnership Building

Collaborate with local and international organizations to establish strategic partnerships.

Promote the organization’s work and strategic objectives to attract partners and funding opportunities.Employment opportunities

Program Support

Work closely with program teams to identify funding needs and align resource mobilisation efforts with program goals.

Monitor project implementation and ensure compliance with donor requirements.

Support the writing of monthly and quarterly reports

Capacity Building

Train and support staff on resource mobilisation best practices and donor engagement strategies.

Create templates and tools for efficient proposal development and donor reporting.

Monitoring and Evaluation

Track resource mobilisation activities and measure their impact on achieving strategic objectives.

Regularly review and adapt the resource mobilisation strategy to ensure alignment with evolving organizational priorities.

Qualifications and Skills:

Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Development Studies, Social Sciences, or a related field (Master’s degree preferred).

Proven experience in resource mobilisation, fundraising, or grant writing, preferably in an NGO setting.

Strong understanding of legal and human rights issues, particularly those affecting women and children.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage and inspire diverse stakeholders.

Analytical and strategic thinking skills, with the ability to identify and pursue funding opportunities.

Proficiency in proposal writing, donor reporting, and managing budgets.

Knowledge of donor funding trends and an established network of donor contacts is an asset.Employment opportunities

Key Competencies:

Commitment to advancing access to justice and human rights.

Strong organizational and project management skills.

Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a dynamic environment.

Cultural sensitivity and respect for diversity.

Method of Application

Interested candidates meeting the above specifications are encouraged to submit an application letter and attach copies of certified copies of educational and professional certificates, National Registration Card and curriculum vitae with at least three (3) referees to the email below.

Application deadline
25 Jan 15:00
Email applications to
nlacwlusaka@gmail.com cc: tamymk049@gmail.com.
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National Legal Aid Clinic for Women (NLACW)
Ndola
Advocacy
Legal & Human Rights Education
Legal services
National Legal Aid Clinic for Women (NLACW) was established in 1990 to provide affordable legal aid services to women and children from marginalised social sectors who have been victims of social injustice. Often these people cannot afford the cost of hiring a lawyer to represent them in their pursuit of justice. NLACW offers legal services, representation, legal information and education and conducts advocacy for policy and law reform on women and children’s rights. NLACW’s activities are financed by donations from their mother body, the Law Association of Zambia (LAZ), client contributions and co-operating partners. NLACW wants to see a society where underprivileged women and children have fair and equal access to legal rights through legal representation.