Regional Programme Coordinator for the ToGETHER Project

Apply now to lead the regional programme as the Regional Programme Coordinator for the ToGETHER Project. This role unites enterprise leadership with on-the-ground coordination across the unit and partner networks. You will design six regional workplans, align them with the project name and governance, and ensure that reports are submitted accurately and on time. Your actions will set a clear tempo for cross-country collaboration and resource allocation.

To succeed, you should base decisions on these reports and stakeholder feedback. Start with a 90-day action plan that covers recruitmentkendiakonie-katastrophenhilfede collaboration, talent alignment, and risk management. Up to six partner countries will be engaged, and you will ensure efficient sharing of information through a common dashboard and monthly review sessions. These steps keep the team aligned and reduce redundancy.

We were building a robust framework already; in practice, you would standardize procedures for procurement, HR, and monitoring. The unit has used a shared calendar, weekly updates, and quarterly strategy reviews; you would refine those tools and introduce tighter data validation to cut error rates by 15% in the first two cycles. The digital toolset will host templates and real-time notes to improve visibility across offices.

During onboarding, you will map local capacities, define clear roles, and set performance metrics: partner satisfaction, delivery timeliness, and budget adherence. You will lead by example in sharing best practices, conducting concise after-action reports, and guiding country teams on risk controls. The name of the project remains ToGETHER, and we will align with the enterprise values of transparency and accountability.

Finally, prepare a short file with your vision for the first 100 days, including a 3-page plan, contact list, and a sample KPI dashboard. We expect applicants to aplicar through the regional HR portal and to demonstrate practical experience in multi-country coordination, stakeholder engagement, and data-driven management. If your team is seeking a capable coordinator, this role would offer a unique opportunity to drive impact across borders and to expand capacity in line with the project’s mission.

Regional Programme & Resource Hub for ToGETHER and UoN

Launch a regional hub led by a dedicated coordinator and supported by a capable manager to centralize resources for ToGETHER and UoN partners. Keep it online and free to access, with content organized around agriculture, health, humanitarian work, teaching, and enterprise development.

The hub serves as a working repository for manuals, case studies, teaching guides, templates, and best practices. It features a calendar of training events, online webinars, and space to share lessons learned. Each item carries a relevance tag to help members quickly find content already used by similar associations across the west region, including material that members looked for.

Access, engagement and governance

The coordinator is the primary point of contact, coordinating contributions from associations, member institutions, and partners. The manager ensures quality control, updates resources, and tracks user feedback. Partners sign up once and can freely submit materials, read updates, and download resources for teaching and fieldwork. Members in the west region can look for sector-specific resources and connect with peers online.

To start, kindly draft a short letter inviting associations to contribute and to raise questions. Use this channel to share demonstration files, success stories, and practical tools for agriculture, health supply chains, humanitarian response, and community enterprise. A silver thread of collaboration links all parties, helping the hub stay relevant and useful for those already working on ToGETHER projects. Partners wanted feedback on formats to optimize the shared library.

Next steps and quick wins

Map existing resources, solicit input from member groups, and publish a monthly update highlighting new materials, partner events, and teaching aids. Ensure the hub includes a simple sign-up form, a clear privacy note, and a mechanism to acknowledge contributors. By keeping content fresh and easy to search, the regional programme will support ongoing learning and stronger partnerships.

Welcome to the Republic of Dyslexia: Access and Support Pathways

Appoint a Regional Access Lead (positiontitle) for the ToGETHER Project to coordinate support pathways through country teams. Currently, nairobi acts as the central hub, with boran communities receiving on-site staff support and targeted follow-up to reach students early; this role has been designed to align with civil partners.

Create a visible action line that connects students with staff: set a 24-hour callback window, upto 48 hours for complex inquiries, publish a dedicated line for dyslexia-related inquiries, and record each contact in the country dashboard.

Populate the injectedfield2 field with local contact data and specify the first contact details. Track student access errors and confirm resolution by the action owner, with updates logged weekly.

Engage partners and share outcomes: monthly updates with civil partners and government staff; specify data protection measures; share lessons with staff and country teams. Include a suggetion box on the portal to capture feedback from students and teachers.

Establish established guidelines and line items in the country plan; run a first-wave training program for teachers and support staff; provide accessible materials and hold a silver standard for dyslexia-friendly practices.

Maintain the shared line, monitor progress through monthly reports, and adjust pathways based on student feedback and partners input; where gaps were identified, apply quick corrections.

Research Resources: Key Databases, Tools, and Access Procedures

Recommendation: Log in to the regional online research portal today and confirm updated access for core databases. Ensure your profile lists the name of the project, your coordinator role, and the units you manage to enable efficient searches.

Key databases for agriculture y science fields include a name y referencia set, plus other catalogs. For example, GASR Global Agricultural Science Reference, plus ScienceNet and OpenScience. The regional portal links these items to projects y educación materials; stay ready to switch between en línea access and offline export formats.

Tools and formats: Use online search filters, export options in format CSV, RIS, and EndNote, and built-in citation managers. Save searches in a ready state and attach a concise narrative for regional projects. Link results to units, projectsy el educación track within science programmes.

Access procedures: Submit an access request via the regional portal, provide a referencia (institution and department), and include a callback contact. Choose your preferred format for exports, and await approval from the library or IT team. Once approved, download data en línea and store it sin sharing credentials; record the callback timestamp and update the coordinator dashboard to reflect progress.

Support and updates: The regional team posts updated instructions weekly. For questions, use the callback feature or reach the coordinator. Use the referencia field to cite data in the narrative for career, educacióny science stakeholders. If you need to share findings, use the en línea sharing option and tag items with relevant projects y units.

Announcements: Subscriptions, Alerts, and Priority Updates

Subscribe to the announcements feed today. In the desktop portal, configure subscriptions to receive their specified priority updates from partners like katastrophenhilfe and other organizations, so your team can act without delay.

brian from the berlin hub notes that april updates were focused on performance and readiness.

Coordinate actions by designating one primary contact per organization; the workflow coordinates the flow and uses desktop chips to show progress, as shown, and the next action.

Values guide the programme and shape priority updates for all partners; each update includes concrete next steps so teams can contribute immediately.

Currently, set a weekly review with all organizations since april to verify their subscriptions and ensure the alerts reflect current priorities; record outcomes on a shared desktop report, currently tracking results.

brian coordinates the next rollout with partners and katastrophenhilfe.

Events @ UoN: Calendar, Registration, and Venue Details

Register now to secure your place in the upcoming UoN events and contribute to the life of the ToGETHER programme. Share insights, align with hartley and Dakar clubs, and advance your teaching practice with practical sessions that address learning objects and localization.

The road to impact runs through well-coordinated sessions, clear standards, and ready collaboration across civil society, local schools, and university teams. Know what to expect from each date and how their aims fit established learning objectives.

hartley facilities on campus are optimized for learning sessions and easy access for attendees.

Calendar

Below is the current calendar with precise venues and status to help you plan effectively.

Registration and Venue Details

To register, visit the UoN events portal, select the ToGETHER sessions, complete the short form, and confirm. You will receive a confirmation email with the object IDs and the materials you need to prepare.

Venue addresses help you map your route: Hartley Conference Suite is at University Park, NG7 2RD; Silver Hall sits within the Portland Building at the same campus; Hartley Library Auditorium is near the main library hub; Boran Room is in the Innovation Hub cluster–all are accessible by tram or bus from the city center.

For questions, contact Brian, Regional Programme Coordinator, at brian@university.example or call +44 115 000 0000. He will address localization needs, share their standard procedures, and guide you through the registration steps to ensure you are ready.

Tips to prepare: bring a learning object outline, connect with local clubs like Dakar and Boran, and plan to contribute to discussions on civil society, teaching, and community life. This approach helps establish best practices and heightens the programme impact across partners.

Student Resources: ACUNS 2025 Call for Proposals and Submission Tips

Prepare a concise one-page core idea aligned with ACUNS 2025 and the ToGETHER regional focus. This ready outline speeds up the full proposal and helps you address questions from reviewers.

Proposal structure

• Context and relevance: explain why this project matters for your region and how it aligns with ACUNS themes which drive youth leadership and regional issues.
• Objectives and indicators: list tangible outcomes, with simple metrics that students and clubs can track.
• Approach and activities: describe methods, data collection, and timelines; specify which partners and member teams will lead each activity.
• Partnership and collaboration: outline roles for clubs, civil society partners, faculty, and any federal or institutional allies; show how responsibilities are shared.
• Budget and resources: provide a clear plan for stipends, travel, training materials, and in-kind support from partners.
• Protection and ethics: address safeguarding, data protection, and inclusion measures for participants with diverse needs, including those with dyslexia.
• Accessibility and inclusion: include formats and language options to ensure materials are usable in life situations across campuses and clubs.

Submission tips

1. Keep the core outline ready and limit the core document to upto 1 page; attach appendices only if the call allows.
2. Share the draft with partners and student clubs to gather feedback before you finalize.
3. Address potential questions directly in a dedicated section and provide concrete examples of impact and partnership.
4. Use clear, jargon-free language; test readability with a friend or club member to catch unclear points.
5. Highlight how the proposal supports protection, inclusion, and life skills for participants and how partners will contribute.
6. Submit through the official portal well before the deadline and confirm that the submission completed successfully.

University of Nairobi Spotlight: First Ladies High-Level Forum Expo, Teaching, Research, and Training Areas

Recommendation: Establish a six-month localization programme led by the University of Nairobi in partnership with ToGETHER’s regional office, the First Ladies High-Level Forum organizers, and federal and local authorities. The object is to align the Expo with teaching, research, and training areas, which would ensure updated content, clear ownership, and quality targets, while adding more milestones to gauge progress.

Three core tracks form the backbone: Teaching, Researchy Training. In Teaching, deploy hands-on modules in public health, data literacy, and community engagement; in Research, launch joint calls with local clubs to study health security and humanitarian logistics; in Training, run field simulations, wellness coaching, and career-skills labs. Some evaluations indicate where to focus, and we know local needs across nairobi and its partners. Using updated benchmarks and real-world examples, the team will measure impact and adjust as needed. A simple dashboard tracks progress and flags gaps for action.

Incorporate lessons from the dakar collaborations and katastrophenhilfe-supported partnerships to strengthen localization, ensuring content is locally relevant and accessible in multiple languages. Updated case studies and field examples illustrate practical impact, guiding implementation in nairobi and beyond.

Engage communities through wellness clubs, career mentoring, and humanitarian action opportunities. Create a callback channel for feedback and designate a ready contact for partners there. Use inclusive outreach to reach women researchers and students, while ensuring privacy and data quality. A federal partner participates alongside local actors, and the action plan, using multilingual materials, boosts localization; this approach supports wellness, career paths, and humanitarian action in nairobi. Kindly share insights from clubs and wellness teams to keep momentum.

Next steps include naming the lead coordinators, presenting a joint expo briefing, and scheduling a follow-up with local stakeholders. Name the lead coordinators. This programme would fill gaps in teaching, research, and training areas and would secure funding from federal sources and katastrophenhilfe. Kindly share updated timelines and confirm participation of nairobi-based clubs and wellness coordinators. This approach would improve localization and strengthen humanitarian action in the region.