Manager, Impact Monitoring and Reporting (re-advertisement)
home, the Earth? Working with WWF could be your opportunity of a lifetime:
loss. A growing realization that nature is our life-support system. And that
nobody will be spared from the impacts of its loss. Here at WWF, we are
helping to tackle this enormous global challenge. Our people come from hugely
diverse backgrounds and with a variety of expertise, ranging from HR and
finance to advocacy and conservation science. We welcome applications from
anyone who believes they can help us create a better future for people and
wildlife.
Qualifications
Required qualifications
University Degree in communication/public relations, education, journalism, social sciences or other related subjects relevant to the position. A Master’s degree is an advantage; At least five (5) years’ experience in a Communications role, preferably in an NGO environment or within the conservation/environmental sector;Experience working with government and donors;Demonstrated people management skills and abilities; Proven ability to work successfully with international organizations involved in environmental and/or community issues; Demonstrated track record in delivering strategic communications programs;Good written and oral communications skills (fluency in French and English languages); Excellent computer knowledge (word processing, spreadsheet, e-mail, preferably video and image editing software …).
Required skills and competencies
Ability to develop and implement effective communication strategies that support organizational goals;Proven experience in building and maintaining relationships with media outlets and journalists;Ability to think creatively and innovatively to develop engaging communication campaigns;High level of accuracy and attention to detail in all communication outputs;Good liaison, communication and media design skills in a multi-cultural setting;Strong knowledge of IT applications for communication/PR (publications, web design)Good analytical, report-writing and editing skills with ability to produce compelling and clear content for various audiences independently;High motivation and commitment to adhere to WWF’s values, conservation and development objectives;Willingness to regularly travel to program areas;Excellent project management and organizational skills;Excellent interpersonal skills, including the ability to develop and maintain strong relationships and networks at all levels within WWF and with external stakeholders.
Mission of the Department
The mission of the Communication Department is to support WWF CCO’s vision and broad conservation goals by increasing awareness and understanding of the importance of conservation in Cameroon. The department aims to strengthen WWF’s visibility, profile, image, and credibility among diverse target audiences through various activities. This includes producing compelling communication materials such as stories, on-the-ground reports, background information, and statements about WWF’s policies, fieldwork, results, achievements, and successes.
Responsibilities
Country Management Team Role:
Programme and proposal development lead on communications;Recruitment of communications positions to support national office and programme implementation;
Organizational Role:
Support Conservation Manager, Programme and thematic leaders in developing and delivery communications activities for programmes.Communication Strategy DevelopmentLead the development and implementation a comprehensive communication strategy aligned with WWF Cameroon’s conservation goals;Ensure communication plans support advocacy, fundraising, and stakeholder engagement efforts. Content Creation and ManagementOversee the creation, production, and dissemination of high-quality content (CCO annual report, press releases, reports, social media posts, newsletters, etc.).Ensure that all content aligns with WWF’s brand and messaging guidelines.Media RelationsBuild and maintain relationships with national and international media.Organize press conferences, press trips, media briefings, and respond to media inquiries.Monitor media coverage and manage media databases.Digital and Social Media ManagementManage WWF Cameroon’s digital presence, including website, social media channels, and other online platforms.Develop engaging content and campaigns to increase online engagement and reach.Internal CommunicationCoordinate internal communication efforts to ensure staff are informed about organizational developments, campaigns, and achievements.Facilitate effective communication between different departments and teams.Stakeholder EngagementDevelop and maintain relationships with key stakeholders, including donors, partners, government agencies, and community groups.Monitoring and EvaluationMonitor and evaluate the effectiveness of communication strategies and activities.Provide regular reports and insights to the senior management team. Capacity Building Develop and implement training programs to enhance the communication skills of staff and build the organization’s overall communication capacity.Mentor and support team members in best practices for effective communication
Network role:
Member of the Africa Community of Communicators;Focal
Point representative at the Global Communications Community; Responsible for country content sharing with the network and monitoring;Member of the global communications leadership group (CLG);Provide
input to broader communications strategies and events across the WWF
network;Work with other key communicators within the WWF network. Working Relations
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