Contract Type: Full-time
Reports to: Program Manager

Position Summary
The Family Planning Investment component of the Faith and Cultural Champions (FCC) Project advances voluntary family planning outcomes in Kaduna and Kano states by leveraging trusted faith leaders and cultural institutions. The Knowledge Management Officer will ensure effective documentation, dissemination, and learning from FCC FP activities and outcomes.

Responsibilities
• Maintain the FCC Family Planning knowledge repository (digital and print).
• Document success stories, lessons learned, and innovations.
• Produce monthly knowledge briefs and learning digests.
• Coordinate internal learning events and dissemination.
• Manage communication materials and visibility tools.

Project Implementation & Monitoring
• Capture and curate knowledge products, success stories, and innovations.
• Support quarterly and annual reporting processes.

Technical Support & Coordination
• Work with program teams to package evidence for advocacy and learning.
• Coordinate with the RMEL Officer on data visualization and publications.
• Support RMEL data management systems that link knowledge to evidence.
• Coordinate newsletters, briefs, blogs, and knowledge products for wider dissemination.

Management & Administration
• Design and maintain digital and physical knowledge repositories.
• Organize learning sessions and ensure accessibility of knowledge resources.

Qualifications and Experience
• Bachelor’s degree in information management, Communication, or Social Sciences.
• Minimum 5 years’ experience in knowledge management or documentation.
• Strong documentation, report writing, management, and coordination skills.

Competencies
• Excellent writing, editing, and data presentation skills.
• Proficiency in digital tools for knowledge sharing.
• Fluency in Hausa is an added advantage.

About CCSI
The Centre for Communication and Social Impact (CCSI) is a leading Social and Behavior Change organization with expertise in using research evidence to address barriers to recommended behaviors. Registered in 2001 as a Nigerian NGO, CCSI works toward becoming a center of excellence in strategic communications in Africa. It values integrity, passion, care, innovation, and excellence, and welcomes applications from under-represented and intersectional groups, including persons with disabilities. CCSI has a zero-tolerance approach to abuse and exploitation and is committed to a safe working environment.

How to Apply
Apply here: https://ccsimpact.org/career/?job_id=19562

Related C4AIK Course
Knowledge Management for Development Professionals
Enroll here: https://www.c4aik.org/challenge-page/b10f5beb-6e76-4f79-a25d-9d16087a088b?programId=b10f5beb-6e76-4f79-a25d-9d16087a088b