The German Red Cross (GRC) is part of a worldwide community assisting victims of conflicts and disasters and people affected by social or health related crises. The Red Cross / Red Crescent Movement provides vulnerable people with assistance without discrimination and adheres to the seven Fundamental Principles of the Movement: Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Service, Unity and Universality.
Our Mission:
We provide needs-based, flexible, innovative and sustainable support to Sister National Societies, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and the wider humanitarian community. We enable early and immediate life-saving assistance and implement anticipatory action and risk-reducing activities, particularly in the face of climate change and armed conflicts and their humanitarian consequences. As a partner, facilitator and convener of cooperation, we strive to fulfil commitments to localization, community participation, protection and inclusion, gender and diversity, accountability, and learning. Through these efforts, we aim to build resilient communities and ensure effective and inclusive humanitarian responses in an increasingly complex global landscape.
In Morocco, the German Red Cross (GRC) has maintained a continuous presence since 2012, working in close partnership with the Moroccan Red Crescent Society (MRCS). Over the years, this collaboration has focused on strengthening community-based Health (CBH), Disaster Risk Management (DRM) and Humanitarian Anticipation. After the 2023 earthquake, the GRC supported the MRCS in multiple sectors of the response, building on its existing portfolio and trusted relationship with national counterparts. Today, while GRC is finalizing the closure of projects directly linked to the earthquake response, it continues to accompany MRCS through a range of programs aimed at reinforcing the National Society’s capacities and supporting its long-term development.
The GRC is seeking a Short-Term Delegate for Community Based Health (CBH) & Disaster Risk Management (DRM) based in Morocco.
The delegate will work in close collaboration with MRCS national coordinators, Movement partners and the GRC teams in Rabat, at the Headquarters in Berlin, and the Regional Office in Beirut. This is a transversal role that supports all daily activities of the German Red Cross Delegation in Morocco, contributing to ongoing operations, the development of new project proposals, and the overall strengthening of MRCS. It ensures effective coordination, implementation, and monitoring across the full spectrum of programs and initiatives
Starting date: asap
Duration: until 31.8.2026
Location: Rabat/Morocco
Community Based Health (CBH) and Disaster Risk Management (DRM) activities directly related to the 2023 earthquake (EQ 2023) response:
Cross cutting Responsibilities
You will be part of a highly motivated professional and multicultural team. We offer you a compensation package according to the collective employment agreement of the GRC, an expatriation allowance during your mission as well as the accommodation. In addition to a full insurance package the GRC covers a home flight within a 12-months period of assignment. You will benefit from a comprehensive training package and receive briefings and coaching prior as well as during and after your mission. Medical check-ups and Psychosocial Support Service are included in your assignment.
Kindly apply by submitting your application by using the GRC online application system until 12.03.2026 end of the day (23:59 CET).
Please note that due to the travel and visa regulations and the guidelines of our partners in the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement certain vaccinations are required for this delegate position. Candidates on the short-list for this position will be asked to disclose their vaccination status.
We point out that the selection and nomination processes for this international delegate position may demand that information concerning your person be shared with involved Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement partners (IFRC, ICRC, National Society). This may include transmission into countries that do not apply data protection standards comparable to those of the European Union.