12 subsistence payments (and a prorated 13th) are based on your degree, experience, marital status, and your obligations to support your dependants. Other allowances will be considered on an individual basis.
Social insurance includes statutory pension, accident and unemployment insurance as well as health insurance for you and the dependants accompanying you.
In addition to statutory insurance, we also take out private insurance including professional and personal liability as well as accident insurance.
Individual seminars including language and safety courses ensure your personal development and effectively strengthen your work on location.
We bear the costs for medical examinations, the health check beforehand and vaccinations to ensure you are perfectly prepared for your assignment.
We bear the costs for rent and consumption. The pro-rata costs for furnishing your accommodation depend on the number of people living there.
AGIAMONDO Co-worker about their daily work and life in Uganda
AGIAMONDO e. V. is the personnel service of German Catholics for development cooperation. In the Civil Peace Service, we offer professionals the opportunity for meaningful service in cooperation with local development actors. The Civil Peace Service (CPS) is a personnel program for violence prevention and peacebuilding in crisis and conflict regions. It is committed to a world in which conflicts are resolved without violence.
In the countries the CPS has been supporting civil society organisations for many years in developing non-violent conflict resolution, strengthening human rights and supporting traumatised communities. The work of the ZFD is based on partnership, trust and long-term commitment. Experts contribute their expertise, learn from local experiences and help to strengthen structures for peaceful coexistence.
CDJP Cyangugu is the Commission for Justice and Peace of the Catholic Diocese of Cyangugu. It is committed to promoting peace, social justice, conflict prevention, and strengthening civil society. The partners work closely with communities, young people, women's and religious networks in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Their programs address trauma, social fragmentation, and the challenges of cross-border coexistence. You will live and work in Cyangugu (Kamembe), Rwanda, a relatively stable location with a peaceful environment on Lake Kivu, acceptable living standards, and basic infrastructure such as markets, health services, and transportation. The working environment at CDJP Cyangugu is professional, well-organized, and cooperative.
You will regularly take trips to Bukavu and Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. These cities continue to be characterized by insecurity, political instability, and humanitarian challenges. Movements require careful safety checks and compliance with existing protocols.
Due to the security situation, mobility requirements, and limited international school options, the location is not suitable for families with children.
How can I apply?
We will gladly accept your online application. You will receive feedback approximately 14 days after the application deadline.
What follows positive feedback?
We will invite you to the next available selection day. You will receive information about the procedure in advance.
What do the selection days involve?
Over the course of two days, we will provide you with specific information about the conditions and framework. We will also conduct selection interviews with you.
What happens after that?
If we consider you to be a good match for the assignment, we will request your consent to introduce you to the partner organisation. You will then receive a contract for the preparation period.
What does preparation include?
All specialists receive extensive training for 3 - 4 weeks in Cologne to prepare them intensively for their assignment.
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