Deadline: Ongoing
Location: Gadaref, Sudan
International Rescue Committee (IRC) is seeking to fill the role of Integrated Protection Coordinator.
IRC responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises and helps people survive and rebuild their lives.
Responsibilities
- Lead on the overall strategic vision of the WPE and CP programme during the emergency response and the transition from emergency to recovery
- Ensure the technical quality of all IRC WPE and CP programming
- Provide technical and management leadership to the WPE and CP programmes in accordance with best practices and IRC policy
- Foster a collaborative and positive work environment – one that encourages learning and professional growth for WPE and CP teams
- Ensure that ethical and sound data collection and information management systems are in place for appropriate VAWG analysis, planning, evaluation, and advocacy
- Design and lead on protection assessment in various locations as required to determine protection gaps and needs and inform programme development
- Actively develop and maintain effective working relationships with key stakeholders, including donors, government actors, UN agencies, international and local NGOs, and other relevant actors
- Responsible for the overall implementation of WPE and CP grants
- Support implementation and ensure adherence to grant work plans, spending plans and monitoring and evaluation plans
- Work closely and coordinate with IRC operations, finance and grant departments to ensure compliance with grant requirements
- Support development and maintenance of effective and efficient oversight, support, quality control and reporting systems and processes
- Ensure high-quality IRC and donor reports on activities, indicators and achievements
Requirement
- Degree or equivalent in Social Work, Health , Psychology, Social Science, or a related degree or demonstrate strong comparable work experience in relevant sector
- Five years, minimum, of experience, including substantial management experience in VAWG/GBV programming and two years, minimum, of experience in direct service provision for survivors of sexual and domestic violence
- Experience in child protection programing, including psychosocial support for children, and good understanding of unaccompanied and separated children’s specific needs (preferred)
- Experience in partnership with local organisation, providing capacity building and coaching and collaborating on project design and implementation
- Experience supervising and managing a multi-disciplinary team in a cross-cultural setting
- Experience in emergency preparedness and response
- Demonstrated experience in capacity building and mentoring of national and international staff
- Demonstrated experience in grant management, budgeting and proposal writing
- Excellent computer skills in Word, Excel, PowerPoint
- Fluency in English
- Fluency in Arabic is a strong asset
To apply and for more information, click here.
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