• Country: Manila, Philippines
• No of vacancies: N/A
  
• Salary: N/A 
• Organization: UNICEF
• Gender: Both 
• Deadline: 2024-01-10

How can you make a difference?

Under the supervision of the Chief, Child Protection the Consultant will assist in assist in fulfilling UNICEF commitments externally in the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) PSEA Task Force, and internally provide technical assistance in implementing the UNICEF PSEA workplan.

The consultant will have the following tasks and deliverables:

1.  Oversee the development and implementation of UNICEF PSEA workplan.

2.  Coordinate and build capacity of the UNICEF Task Team to better integrate PSEA into all sectors of UNICEF.

3.  Support PSEA risk assessment for all UNICEF partners, in coordination with Operations unit and PSEA sectoral focal points.

4.  Support PSEA capacity building activities of UNICEF CSO partners.

5.  Participate when needed in the HCT PSEA Task Team, regional and other meetings.

6.  Support for the preparation of Child Protection Outputs relevant reports and updates, including for the Country Office Annual Reports (COAR) and support donor reports and other internal and external reports.

7.  Support Appropriate Reporting and Response to SEA allegations.

A university degree in in social work or social science, law, human rights, social policy, psychology, or other fields related to social development and humanitarian work.

Advanced education degree is preferred.

A minimum of five (5) years of professional experience both at national and/or overseas with an international NGO and/or Civil Society Organizations in emergency context and significant exposures in the Protection sector.

Knowledgeable and familiar on the implementation of the Cluster Approach during emergencies in the Philippine setting.

Professional experience in the field of capacity-building work, designing and developing training programs for service providers at national and international organizations and addressing capacity-building requirements in development and emergency/humanitarian operations including training program design, management, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.

Experience working in international organizations or non-governmental organizations, and field work experience an asset.

Knowledge of Philippine policies, legislation, procedures/protocols, and structures related to the prevention and response specifically, child protection and GBV is a plus.

Familiarity with government planning, budgeting and administrative regulations is desired.

High level of writing and communication skills, computer skills.

Dynamic, independent, self-motivated, and well organized.

At least 120 hours of relevant training on child rights and child protection.

Fluent in English and knowledge of Filipino languages an asset.

High level of writing and communication and computer skills.

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