Child Protection Program Coordinator at Center for Advocacy, Transparency, and Accountability Initiative (CATAI)

Job Overview

Location
Lagos, Lagos
Job Type
Full Time
Date Posted
1 year ago

Additional Details

Job ID
108625
Job Views
60

Job Description






Responsibilities

Program Development:




  • Provide ongoing leadership, training, and guidance to staff and local partners to ensure programming meets best practice standards and prioritizes the security of beneficiaries and staff.

  • Participate in program design and proposal writing.

  • Conduct or participate in assessments to ensure appropriate interventions are implemented.

  • Implement the psychosocial strategy to meet the needs of targeted clients.

  • Ensure that CP programming is community-driven and that community leaders fully understand and participate in the design of the project.

  • Developing the Child Protection strategy, and partnerships and providing oversight on day-to-day project implementation and reporting.

  • Work with the teams at the different filed sites to ensure sustained programming.



Staff and Community Capacity Building:




  • Collaborate with the GBV Coordinator to implement the staff training plan for Program team members.

  • Oversee and when necessary conduct trainings for other CATAI staff, community and service providers.

  • Collaborate with the Protection and Education Sectors to organize training for Protection staff, as needed

  • Collaborate with the other CATAI Program Managers to maintain an ongoing training program to ensure program integration.

  • Liaise with the GBV Coordinator and Field officers as needed for difficult or complex cases.



Inter-Agency Coordination:




  • Develop and maintain effective working relationships with all stakeholders – including community leaders(Camp chairman, National Emergency Management Agency, State Emergency Management Agency) NGOs, UN agencies, Local Partners and other CATAI sectors to enhance multi-agency and multi-sectoral cooperation and coordination.

  • Ensure that information from the coordination meetings is shared, as appropriate.

  • Attend internal and external coordination meetings at the different sites.



Monitoring and Evaluation:




  • Ensure monitoring and evaluation systems, especially for child protection monitoring are in place which can be used for informed programming.

  • Ensure monthly data cleanup and review meetings with the CPIMS focal person at location before they are shared to the sub sector for consolidation.

  • Provide weekly and monthly reports to the relevant reviewers.

  • Carry out field visits to all program sites on a regular basis.



Requirements




  • Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Education, International Development, or related fields is required; Masters could be an added advantage.

  • Minimum five years of relevant experience designing, implementing, and managing large, complex projects that work to protect vulnerable children and youth.

  • Minimum four years of project management experience in emergency context.

  • Experience in overseeing a child protection projects including supporting the delivery of psychosocial activities, emergency response, child protection case management including family tracing and reunification, and setting up child friendly and community based mechanisms.

  • Experience in developing and implementing organizational child safeguarding policies and procedures, including for NNGO partners.

  • Experience developing monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning processes for child protection within the education context.

  • Demonstrated ability to liaise and build networks with government officials, community leaders, civil society representatives, and, preferably, protection actors within the context of safety and protection promotion.

  • Demonstrated success incorporating innovation and participatory, flexible, and gender-sensitive programming into implementation.

  • Significant previous experience working in conflict or crisis situations in Northeast Nigeria.

  • Availability to travel to other CATAI implementing location.

  • The candidate must be fluent in English.



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