KNCHR Vacancies for Directors and Supply Chain Professionals

The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) has announced multiple senior-level job vacancies for qualified professionals across corporate, finance, research, advocacy, and supply chain management departments.

The recruitment exercise targets experienced candidates interested in contributing to human rights protection, governance, accountability, and institutional development in Kenya.

According to the official vacancy announcement, KNCHR is seeking professionals for strategic leadership and technical roles, including director of research, advocacy & outreach; deputy directors of finance; and assistant directors of supply chain management.

Available Vacancies at KNCHR

Some of the key positions currently open include:

  • Director – Research, Advocacy & Outreach
  • Deputy Director – Finance & Accounts
  • Assistant Director – Supply Chain Management
  • Other senior administrative and technical positions

The vacancies are part of KNCHR’s efforts to strengthen institutional operations and improve service delivery across its programs.

Director – Research, Advocacy & Outreach

KNCHR is recruiting a senior professional to oversee research, policy advocacy, stakeholder engagement, and public outreach activities.

Key Responsibilities

The successful candidate may be expected to:

  • Lead research and policy initiatives
  • Coordinate advocacy campaigns
  • Strengthen stakeholder engagement
  • Supervise outreach and communication strategies
  • Support human rights monitoring and reporting

Requirements

Applicants are generally expected to possess:

  • A degree in Law, Social Sciences, Public Policy, International Relations, or related disciplines
  • Significant leadership and management experience
  • Strong knowledge of human rights frameworks
  • Excellent communication and analytical skills

Deputy Director – Finance & Accounts

KNCHR is also seeking experienced finance professionals for deputy director positions within its finance and accounting department.

Responsibilities

The role may involve:

  • Financial planning and budgeting
  • Financial reporting and compliance
  • Oversight of accounting operations
  • Internal financial controls
  • Risk management and audit coordination

Qualifications

Interested candidates are typically expected to have:

  • A degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or related fields
  • Professional certifications such as CPA, ACCA, or equivalent
  • Extensive finance management experience
  • Knowledge of public sector financial regulations

Assistant Director – Supply Chain Management

The commission is further recruiting professionals in supply chain management to support procurement and logistics operations.

Key Duties

Selected candidates may handle:

  • Procurement planning and execution
  • Supplier management
  • Contract administration
  • Asset and inventory management
  • Compliance with procurement laws and policies

Requirements

Applicants may require:

  • A degree in Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Business Administration, or related fields
  • Relevant professional certifications
  • Experience in procurement and logistics operations
  • Knowledge of public procurement regulations

Who Can Apply?

KNCHR encourages qualified and experienced professionals committed to integrity, accountability, and human rights principles to apply.

Depending on the role, applicants may need the following:

  • Relevant academic qualifications
  • Several years of professional experience
  • Leadership and supervisory skills
  • Strong interpersonal and communication abilities

How to Apply

Interested candidates can access the official vacancy announcements and application guidelines through the KNCHR website.

Official Careers Portal: KNCHR Careers Page

Applicants are advised to:

  • Carefully review eligibility requirements
  • Submit updated CVs and supporting documents
  • Follow all application instructions
  • Apply before the stated deadline in the official advert

KNCHR Vacancies for Directors and Supply Chain Professionals

About KNCHR

The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights is an independent national human rights institution established to promote and protect human rights in Kenya.

The commission works on areas including the following:

  • Human rights advocacy
  • Policy research
  • Public education
  • Governance monitoring
  • Investigations and accountability

KNCHR plays an important role in supporting democratic governance and constitutional rights within Kenya.

 

The ongoing recruitment exercise at KNCHR presents a strong opportunity for experienced professionals seeking leadership careers in governance, finance, advocacy, and supply chain management.

Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their applications early and ensure all required documents are complete and accurate before the application deadline.

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