Resource Mobilization Coordinator at CARE Denmark
As CARE Denmark’s Resource Mobilization Coordinator, you will be responsible for identifying and supporting efforts to secure funding resources from institutional donors, foundations, and other sources. You will play a critical role in ensuring the diversification of funding sources by developing contributing to diversified resource mobilization strategies, building relationships with donors, and supporting and leading fundraising initiatives.
We are looking for a colleague that is driven, proactive, can work independently and actively seeks input and guidance when needed.
You will be joining a team of committed and dedicated colleagues in CARE’s International Department. The place of work is Copenhagen. It is a 12-month position with possible extension.
Key Responsibilities
- Support development and implementation of resource mobilization roadmap and plans to support organizational goals.
- Build and maintain relationships with existing and potential donors, partners, and stakeholders.
- Identify and engage potential new donors, partners, and funding sources, including government agencies, international donors, and foundations.
- Prepare high-quality funding proposals, concept notes, and reports for potential donors and partners.
- Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of resource mobilization activities and recommend improvements.
- Facilitate internal process related to resource mobilisation (go-no-go process, update of internal resource mobilisation trackers and overview, facilitation of after-action review, etc.)
- Work closely with teams across organisation to ensure alignment between resource mobilization and organizational priorities.
- Ensure proper documentation and reporting of all resource mobilization activities and outcomes.
Other tasks
- Support the international director with producing ad-hoc reports and analysis (as needed for internal or external purposes).
- Participate and contribute to the international department’s overall goals and milestones.
We expect you to
Thrive in an international, multicultural organization with many stakeholders and join us with a desire to learn more. We do not expect you to have in-depth experience with all the listed tasks, but you have a toolbox full of skills and experience in financial management, reporting and financial analysis.
- Have a curious mind and experience with project management, writing of reports and proposals.
- Have experience working with different funding streams, donors and foundations (e.g. INTPA; ECHO; DANIDA; SIDA, Novo Nordisk Foundation, etc.).
- Have a higher academic degree in Development studies, International relations, Humanitarian Affairs, Climate studies or related fields.
- Write and speak Danish and English at business level. French is an advantage.
In return, we offer
You will be part of the International Department, with driven and committed colleagues. We have flexible working hours with the possibility of working from home. On Thursdays, we meet across departments for a morning meeting, where we share knowledge, eat breakfast and sing a song.
CARE Denmark is an equal opportunity employer, and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Our aim is to build a team that reflects the diversity of our society and the world around us. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds, abilities, and identities and we value diverse perspectives and experiences that adds to our collective brainstorm and drives innovation.
How to apply
Send your application via the ‘apply now’ button as soon as possible and no later than 31th of March 2025. We conduct interviews on an ongoing basis.
If you have questions about the position, you are welcome to contact International Program Director, Helena Lassen at [email protected]
If you have questions about the recruitment process, you are welcome to contact HR Manager, Anna Rie Tornbak at [email protected]
Who we are
CARE Denmark is a leading green development and aid organisation focused on empowering the world’s most climate-vulnerable communities across Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Through strategic partnerships with local stakeholders, we develop sustainable and innovative climate solutions, while also providing green emergency responses during crises.
As part of CARE International, one of the world’s largest humanitarian organisations, we impact over 100 million people in more than 100 countries annually, striving for a just and sustainable world.
