Please apply here: http://www7.i-grasp.com/fe/tpl_savethechildren01.asp?newms=jj&id=34506&----JOB-PREVIEW-MODE---- At Save the Children, Hunger Reduction is one of four strategic priorities. Our work reduces malnutrition, through a combination of innovative programming and operational research, combined with advocacy at national and international levels. The Minimum Reporting Package for emergency Supplementary Feeding Programmes has been developed over a number of years through the desire to improve accountability to our child beneficiaries through maximising the quality of programming. Save the Children are leading on a project to support its role out to ECHO implementing partners. We have an approximately 10 month home based (anywhere globally) role to join the project with the objective of improving programme management and thereby performance indicators, and to learn the positive determinants of good Supplementary Feeding Programme performance. Your role will be to lead and manage the ECHO funded Minimum Reporting Package for Emergency Supplementary Feeding Programmes global roll out; including managing and working collaboratively with the project team of three nutritionists and drawing on specialised consultant support. We see the successful candidate bringing to Save the Children a post graduate qualification or equivalent in nutrition. You’ll need significant experience managing supplementary feeding programmes in emergency contexts including acute malnutrition. In return we offer the opportunity to join leaders in the sector to create dramatic change for children. Job Details Nutrition Adviser (MRP Specialist) Ref 7088 Region Internationally Mobile Country Location to be Determined, England - London Office Map & Directions Job Location Location to be Determined Position Type Fixed Term Budget Responsibility less than £1 million Line Management Responsibility 1 - 5 Annual Salary and Benefits Competitive depending on location (globally flexible home based) Contract Duration 10 Months Closing date for applications 14 March 2012 Please be aware that applications may be viewed and applicants contacted prior to the close date.