Recruitment Civil Peace Service (CPS) Advisor at GIZ - Douala

Douala, Littoral
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Il y a 29 jours
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Civil Peace Service (CPS) Advisor for Dialogue and Social CohesionThe Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), a German federal enterprise, supports sustainable development and international cooperation in more than 120 countries. In Cameroon, GIZ contributes to peacebuilding efforts through the Civil Peace Service (CPS) programme. A position is open in Douala to support dialogue processes and strengthen social cohesion in collaboration with civil society partners.Job Information

Job ID: V000062505
Location: Douala, Cameroon
Assignment Period: January 1, 2026 - February 29, 2028
Field: Peace, Security and Emergency
Type of Employment: Full-time
Application Deadline: August 24, 2025

Job DescriptionThe Civil Peace Service (CPS) promotes nonviolent conflict transformation and the reinforcement of peaceful coexistence in crisis regions. In Cameroon, the programme supports civil society in strengthening social cohesion, encouraging youth participation, and fostering dialogue. The advisor will be based in Douala and collaborate part-time with the local partner organisation doual'art.TasksStrategic and Programmatic Support

Support the dialogue-related components of projects led by civil society partners and co-develop joint initiatives focusing on youth engagement and gender inclusion.
Provide advisory support to integrate and strengthen the "School of Dialogue" initiative in training and peacebuilding processes.

Creative Approaches and Capacity Development

Encourage the use of artistic expression in dialogue processes, leveraging doual'art's experience and youth participation.
Assess the organisational development needs of doual'art and co-develop implementation strategies.

Coordination and Knowledge Management

Coordinate with partner organisations in the Southwest on initiatives related to historical narratives, inter-ethnic and intergenerational dialogue, and youth participation.
Contribute to monitoring outcomes and improving methodologies.
Support the integration of conflict sensitivity, a human rights-based approach, and gender perspectives in all project activities.
Document lessons learned and best practices for internal knowledge sharing.

Profile

Master's degree in social or political sciences, peace and conflict studies, humanities, or a relevant field.
Proven experience in peacebuilding, dialogue facilitation, and conflict transformation.
Competence in using arts and culture in social transformation and experience working with youth.
Work experience in fragile contexts; knowledge of Cameroon is a plus.
Experience working with civil society and strong partner-oriented advisory skills.
High tolerance for frustration, autonomy, and flexibility required.
Ability to work in multicultural teams and sensitivity to racism and colonial legacies.
Fluency in both French and English.

Location DetailsThe security situation in Cameroon is tense. Risk mitigation measures are implemented, and all personnel must follow security protocols. Movement is restricted in some areas. Legal and social conditions may vary. Information about the location, including schools, climate, and healthcare, is available through GIZ resources.More details can be found at and .Application InformationApplications are open to professionals with a university degree and a minimum of two years of experience. Candidates must be nationals of Germany or another EU member state. Regular travel is expected. Only applications via the E-recruiting system will be accepted. Applicants are advised to check their spam folders after submission.Health regulations specific to the country must be observed. For questions related to employment of accompanying partners, contact:Benefits

Professional onboarding and preparation phase.
Preventive health care for employees and their families.
Mobility allowance or access to project vehicles.
Monthly allowances and insurance coverage.
Paid travel and accommodation support.
Coverage of childcare and education costs.
Rental reimbursement and furnishing allowance.
Risk management and security systems in place for crisis regions.

How to ApplyInterested candidates should submit their application online via the GIZ recruitment platform:Applications must include a detailed CV and a cover letter outlining qualifications and motivation for the position. Only complete applications submitted before the deadline will be considered.Deadline for applications: August 24, 2025About GIZThe position is offered under the Development Workers Act (EhfG). The contract includes preparation, support, and a comprehensive benefits package. GIZ values diversity and supports equal opportunities for all. Applications from persons with disabilities are encouraged.More information:ContactPhone: +49 6196/79-3200
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