Directeur administratif et financier – Directrice administrative et financière, Lyon

Information

Lieu de travail

Lyon

Prise de poste
1er trimestre 2026

Fonction
Directeur administratif et financier – Directrice administrative et financière

Conditions

• Birao

Dans ce contexte sécuritaire volatile, TGH révise régulièrement les règles de sécurité qui y sont liées (couvre-feu, suivi des mouvements) et dont le respect est impératif. Les déplacements à pied possible dans la ville en journée. Les déplacements hors de la ville sont soumis à autorisation. A Birao, TGH met à disposition une Guest house, des bureaux, des entrepôts et un forage pour l'approvisionnement en eau. L'alimentation électrique et la connexion Internet sont assurées par un générateur en journée, complétée par des batteries solaires durant les soirées et les week-ends.

Bangui
A Bangui, les expatriés habitent une maison collective et disposent de chambres individuelles avec salle de bain. Ils disposent de l'eau courante et d'une connexion wifi satisfaisante. Bangui offre la possibilité de fréquenter restaurants, bars, complexes sportifs, supermarchés, magasins, marchés.

Presentation de TGH

"Acteurs d'une solidarité internationale engagée & durable"

Créée en 1994, TGH, association française de solidarité internationale basée à Lyon, élabore et met en œuvre des programmes d'urgence, de réhabilitation et de développement dans les domaines de l'eau, de l'hygiène et de l'assainissement, de la sécurité alimentaire et du développement rural, du socio-éducatif et du psychosocial. TGH travaille actuellement dans 13 pays d'Afrique, d'Europe et d'Asie.

Contexte

On February 24, the Russian president announced a special military operation to demilitarize Ukraine. Minutes later, missiles/air raids hit all of Ukraine, including Kiev, shortly followed by a massive ground invasion from several directions, in a major escalation of the 2014 conflict and resulting in the siege of several major strategic Ukrainian cities such as Chernihiv, Kharkiv, Kherson, Kyiv, Mariupol, and Sumy. The Ukrainian president has since enacted martial law resulting in the general mobilization and management of the country by the military.

From September, UAF (Ukrainian Armed Forces) pushed back the aggressor in the east and south of the country with the recapture of some strategical cities. Meanwhile, RF forces continued their offensive with strikes across the country. In response, on September 21st, Vladimir Putin announced the partial mobilization of 300,000 people to reinforce the invasion of Ukraine. Then, from 23 to 27 September 2022, the authorities of the separatist republics of Donetsk and Lugansk, as well as the administrative authorities installed by Russia in Kherson and Zaporizhia oblasts, hold annexation referendums in the occupied territories of Ukraine that are widely regarded outside Russia as sham referendums. The results, although disputed by the international community, are all over 95% in favor of annexation. On 30 September, Vladimir Putin signed the annexation decree.

Today, the ground fighting remains very intense, taking on a « trench warfare » character and is concentrated mainly concentrated in the eastern and southern regions.

From a humanitarian perspective, the most pressing needs identified include:

• cash and access to financial support
• psychosocial support for a weakened mental health and limit the risk of irreversible
• medicines and medical supplies
• Shelter / NFI
• Winterization

Présentation de la mission

TGH Is Present In Ukraine Since 2015. Established In Kramatorsk (East), TGH's Interventions Were Targeting The Most Vulnerable Populations Along The Contact Line Employing Traditional And Innovative Modalities As Follows

• Provision of electronic vouchers (e-vouchers for food, hygiene or dual-purpose e-vouchers), an innovative modality with application of mobile phones and web-money-based interface
• Cash for Work (rehabilitation or social work)
• PSS
• Documentation support (restoration or obtaining of official/legal documents)
• Provision of basic humanitarian assistance: food and hygiene kits, in Donestk, NGCA

Following February 24th, TGH mobilized its teams on the ground and at headquarter to develop an emergency response to meet the most immediate needs of the affected populations. To this end, TGH has quickly started various assistance program to cover the basic needs and respond to the psychological distress of the affected households and individuals. To implement these activities in the most affected areas of Ukraine, TGH has developed and reinforced the collaboration with local partners that are essential and take a crucial place in the global response. Currently, TGH is implementing 2 different projects: 1 funded by BHA in consortium with 4 other French INGO, 1 funded by CDCS, while others are under discussion. Annual budget about € 8 Million.

Initially operational in Ukraine from Kramatorsk, the team has been relocated to Lviv where the coordination TGH's office is. In 2022, TGH opened 4 sub-offices, in Lviv, Vinnitsya, Cherkasy and Dnipro in order to be closer to the beneficiaries and ensure a proper implementation and follow up. Since August 2023 TGH has also a flat for visitors in Kiev.

TGH is a member of the following Clusters and Working groups: Protection, Age and Disability Working Group (ADWG), Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Working Group (MHPSS WG), Food Security and Livelihoods Cluster (FSLC), Agriculture Working Group, Cash-based transfers Working Group (CBTWG) and WASH cluster.

Poste

The Head of MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning) will ensure the development and implementation of the monitoring and evaluation system at the TGH mission level.

He/she will supervise the MEAL team, in line with the projects implemented in the field and with the mission strategy. He/she will work closely with the program team (program teams, technical coordinators…) and will provide all project-related information to the Deputy Country Director for programs. He/she will travel to the field in order to ensure the proper implementation of the MEAL activities.

He/she will ensure the quality and relevance of monitoring and evaluation activities and will provide regular recommendations on data management to facilitate the monitoring of activities.

The Head of MEAL will ensure the use of efficient tools and the implementation of appropriate methodologies for the collection and analysis of field data. He/she will ensure the accountability of the TGH projects in all the intervention zones of the NGO in Ukraine, by developing adequate protocols and strategies for each project.

Responsibilities
Under the supervision of the Deputy Country Director for Programs (DCDP) and in close collaboration with the Program teams, technical Coordinators, the Grants department, Accountancy and the Technical Units, the primary responsibilities of the Head of MEAL are the following:

Sécurité, conditions de travail et de vie

Despite the fluctuating security situation in Ukraine, the environment in Lviv (where the coordination team is currently based) is relatively calm and travel on foot or by taxi is permitted in the city center and it is possible to go out in bars, restaurants. There is country wide government imposed curfew in place from 24:00 to 05:00 according to the martial law in force in the country. TGH team works in spacious and well-equipped offices in the city center. Access to good internet connection in the offices and accommodations.

Profil

• Significant experience in monitoring and evaluation, preferably in a humanitarian context and multi-country or consortium projects.
• A university degree in a field related to data management or information systems (computer science, statistics, etc.).
• Excellent command of IT and data management tools in both Microsoft and Google environments (Excel/Google sheets, Google Data Studio, Google drive and workspace). Excellent command of Kobo Mobile Data Collection platform.
• Full proficiency in English.
• Sound knowledge of project cycle management, and its tools, and best practices.
• Experience with participatory appraisals.
• Demonstrated technical skills in results-based monitoring, development of FCR procedures, data quality assurance, capacity building of staff on M&E.
• Sensitivity and knowledge of mainstreaming gender and diversity, ethics and do no harm across all MEAL processes.
• Good organizational and communication skills with international and national staff.
• Teamwork and team building skills, capacity building skills.
• Flexibility and adaptability are essential, as well as the ability to plan, take initiative and work independently and under pressure.