INCLUSION ADVISOR
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Work Location : Yemen – Sana’a Type of Post : Unaccompanied
Other Possible Location : NA Funding : APPROVED
Expected Travel : up to 50% Type of Contract :
Language Requirement : English Application Deadline :
Employee Duration : Active Full-Time
CARE is seeking an Inclusion Advisor who will provide a protection lens to all of CARE’s programming and operations, including offering a close technical support and guidance to staff implementing protection components of CARE programs. The Inclusion Advisor will particularly provide close support in the area of Gender Based Violence and case management where implemented. This role will also work closely with relevant programmatic staff and partners on the implementation of a capacity building plan for mainstreaming protection for CARE staff and partners.
The Inclusion Advisor will lead the development and implementation of the country office protection/inclusion strategy in alignment with the CARE Yemen strategy and will work with field teams and MEAL department to provide inputs in preparing and conducting protection/inclusion related needs assessments. He/she will be the technical focal person for Protection program quality at country office level and will be tasked with establishing efficient protection programming systems.
The Inclusion Advisor will report to the to the Deputy Director for Program Quality and will work closely with other technical specialists from other departments. He/she will cooperate closely with the Programs Department and Area Office staff in all CARE field locations.
Responsibilities:
- Strategic Planning & Program Design
- Program Quality and Technical oversight
- Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEAL)
- Capacity building and Staff management
- Coordination & Representation
Qualifications:
- 5 years experience in designing and supporting operations of protection focused programming;
- Experience in delivering psychosocial support and case management for survivors of GBV. Experience in offering technical oversight in protection in a si
- Experience living and working in difficult, protracted-conflict settings;
- Fluent written and spoken English
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