FUNCTIONS OF THE POST
The Deputy Programme Manager, Culture collaborates with Ministries responsible for Culture, other culture stakeholders, regional and international development partners, to facilitate cultural policy coordination, implementation of a restructured Caribbean Festival of Arts (CARIFESTA); strengthening of creative and cultural industries in the region; advocacy for Reparations for Native Genocide and Slavery; the execution of regional projects in culture, and policy-related interventions to promote trade in cultural services and the free movement of artists and cultural workers in the Community.
The Deputy Programme Manager is the frontline middle management position with responsibility for the coordination and implementation of agreed priority actions and activities outlined in the Regional Development Strategy for the Cultural and Creative Industries in CARICOM (2012); and the Regional Strategic and Implementation Plan for Cultural and Entertainment Services in CARIFORUM (2017), under the supervision of the Programme Manager.
He/she supports the development, implementation and monitoring of the Annual Work Programme and provides technical input to regional and international meetings on culture as required.
QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Candidates must possess a Master’s Degree in Cultural Studies, Sociology, Anthropology, the Arts or other related fields, plus at five (5) years of relevant and equivalent level experience in any combination of the following: academic environment, cultural or social development organization; and regional and/or international organization.
The incumbent should possess good working knowledge and/or experience in:
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Key Result 1: Manages CARICOM’s cultural, artistic and heritage promotion and development programme.
Key Result 2: Assists in the implementation of regional strategies, policies and programmes to develop the cultural and creative industries
Key Result 3: Supports advocacy for and implementation of CARICOM’s Reparatory Justice Agenda for Native Genocide and Slavery
Key Result 4: Supports the effective operationalisation and implementation of policy decisions, key activities and support resource mobilization
In addition to the Results and Activities outlined above, the incumbent is expected to perform any other relevant duties and responsibilities in keeping with job functions.
EDUCATION GRANT
The Officer shall be eligible for the payment of an education grant in respect of children (including stepchildren and legally adopted children) who require reasonable education facilities that are not available at the assigned duty station or whose education the Officer would not want to disrupt in relocating to take up this appointment.
The grant shall apply to children under the age of twenty-three (23) years and shall not exceed seventy-five per cent (75%) of the cost of tuition (including textbooks), room and board up to a maximum total of EC$16,200.00 per year per child for a maximum of two (2) children at any one time. The grant is payable for a maximum of five (5) years.
SETTLEMENT GRANT
On assumption of duty in Guyana, the Officer shall be paid a settlement grant in respect of the staff member, his or her spouse and each eligible child or other approved dependent. The number of dependents eligible for Settlement Grant shall not exceed six (6) persons.
RECRUITMENT AND APPOINTMENT
Appointment may be on the permanent establishment or on secondment from a Public Service or a statutory body of a Member State or approved regional organisation. It will be subject to such staff rules and policies, rules, regulations, orders and instructions as exist and as may be introduced from time to time with respect to service with the Caribbean Community Secretariat.
An Officer recruited from outside the assigned duty station, on first appointment, will be provided economy class air passages by the most direct route for the Officer, spouse and children (provided they are below the age of eighteen (18) years, unmarried and dependent on the Officer) and for such other dependents not exceeding two (2) as may be approved by the Secretary-General, provided that the number of children and other dependents does not exceed six (6) in all.
In addition to passages, the Officer will be granted the following transportation allowances:
LEAVE
The officer will be eligible for the grant of vacation leave at the rate of twenty (20) working days a year and a leave grant after every twelve (12) months of service in respect of the officer, spouse and up to two (2) dependent children.
PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES
The officer will be granted the privileges and immunities extended to officials of the Caribbean Community in accordance with Article 8 of the Community’s Headquarters Agreement with the Government of Guyana.
GROUP HEALTH AND LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Subject to your acceptance by the Secretariat’s insurance carrier, the Officer will be required to participate in the Secretariat’s group health, life and accident insurance schemes. With respect to the health insurance, the Officer will contribute fifty per cent (50%) of the premium. The life and accident insurance scheme is non-contributory.
SUPERANNUATION
An Officer appointed to this post will be required to participate in the Secretariat’s Defined Contribution Pension Plan and contribute 7 per cent of basic salary per month, while the Secretariat will contribute 13 percent of the Officer’s basic salary to the pension plan. Where the appointment is on secondment, the Secretariat will pay to the Officer’s substantive employer, over the period of secondment, a contribution not exceeding twenty-five per cent (25%) of the pensionable salary normally payable to the Officer by that employer so as to maintain the pensionable status of the Officer in the substantive employment.
APPLICATIONS
Applications in English Language with full curriculum vitae details, including the email addresses of three (3) referees (at least two of whom must be familiar with the applicant’s work)
Please fill in the form, upload your CV to complete your application. You will also register during this process to enable you to log in track your application and setup Job Alerts.
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