• Application Deadline: Sun, 22 Sep 2024 00:00:00 GMT
• Position: Project Officer, GBV Protection


• Job Type Full Time


• Qualification BA/BSc/HND


• Experience 2 years


• Location Yobe


• Job Field NGO/Non-Profit  , Project Management 
  

Overall Purpose

• The Project Officer-Gender Based Violence Protection will be responsible for the integration ofGBV in education activities at field level, working closely with teachers and communities to enhance access to information, and well-coordinated GBV services for women and girls atriskandsurvivorsofGBV.

Responsibilities

• Assume responsibility as Project Officer ensuring mainstreaming of GBV in the Education component of the project, coordination, supervision, and planning activities in accordance with project/funders requirements.


• Provides technical input on gender mainstreaming and/or coordinates technical support on gender-sensitive and inclusive programming in humanitarian protection.


• Maintain effective communication and provide timely and comprehensive updates on protection issues to the Program Manager.


• Support the establishment of GBV clubs in schools and informal learning centers conduct training of teachers on GBV, PSEA, and ensure maintenance of effective complain and feedback mechanisms across all project locations.


• Engage with state and women-led organizations including local women’s rights organizations and mobilizes collective voice to address gender-based violence.


• Proactively represent AFRYDEV and participate in LGA-level coordination meetings with relevant Sub-sectors working groups.


• Facilitate meetings with community stakeholders, including women-led organizations women-led organizations and women rights groups to increase perspectives on GBV and address negative social norms.


• Ensure compliance with standard operation procedures on GBV and gender programming interventions


• Designsandimplementsdemand-driven program approaches and methodologies aiming toward capacity building, working in partnerships,policy analysis, and advocacy


• Provide guidance to the field teams (Case workers, PSS Assistants, and volunteers) to develop a comprehensive knowledge base on all aspects of gender & protection by contributing to gender analysis and situational studies, and advise on the gender-sensitive data to be gathered and the indicators that will serve as the basis of developing effective gender program strategies.


• Work closely with partners, agencies, and civil societies to formulate a coordinated response in other to compile and prepare Monthly5Ws/quality progress reports.


• Ensure accurate data entry into the protection information management system and the development of an internal database to to track referrals of services rendered.


• Support and facilitate different interventions on gender perspectives to ensure coherence and procedures in service delivery.


• Ensure adequate project monitoring and staff training to raise awareness on the cases of gender based violence across project locations


• Involved in collection of data on analysis of sex-and age disaggregation by streamlining the need of women and girls including survivors of GBV.

Collaboration / Ethical Operating Standards:

• Working effectively with stakeholders to achieve common goals.


• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.


• Builds and maintains effective working relationships with AFRYDEV program staff and the beneficiaries.


• Team building and managerial skills.


• Approachable and good listenership skills.


• Field Based.

Key Working Relationships:

• Internal: Entire AFRYDEV staff.


• External: Service providers and other stakeholders.

Requirements

Education / Qualifications:

• Degree, HND in a relevant field.

Experience:

• 2 years of previous experience in a non-profit organization is highly desirable.

Skill Abilities:

• Proven intellectual capacity and willingness to learn.


• Ability to work under pressure, with little or no supervision.


• Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English, as well as knowledge of Hausa.

Personal Qualities:

• Creative and takes initiative.


• Able to work effectively in a diverse team environment.


• Good motivator of others.


• Willing to work additional hours at crucial times.


• Team player.

Languages:

• Hausa, Kanuri and English.