InterAction is seeking a consultant, with a proven background in developing training materials and other tools such as case examples and scenarios used within workshops that can be tailored to a variety of audiences, to support the development of a Materials and Trainings Package for Results-Based Protection, drawing from existing materials, frameworks, and guidance.
International Medical Corps has implemented GBV prevention and response programs in Somali refugee camps in the Dollo region of Ethiopia since 2009 and in Gambella since 2014. The existing GBV program was adapted to respond to the emergency and has since expanded to meet the needs of the increased refugee population.
The GBV Advisor will provide technical support and guidance to the design and implementation of GBV prevention and response programs, with a focus on Francophone countries in Africa. The GBV Advisor will support relevant emergency response operations. The GBV Advisor will also contribute to global projects and resource development, inter-agency GBV coordination and representation, and advocacy initiatives.
Position Title: Consultant/s – Results-Based Evaluation Framework for the Prevention of GBV (GBV PEF)
Position Type: Part-time, short-term
Location: Washington, DC + Homebased
Duration: Part-time/Short-term (between April 1st through January 30th, 2021)
Travel: Yes (three country missions)
Reporting to: Senior Technical Advisor-Protection
UNFPA invites suitable, interested and available personnel (staff members and current UNFPA consultant contract holders), as well as, qualified independent humanitarian professionals to apply for registration in the Global Emergency Roster.
Under the direct supervision of the PSEA/SH Coordinator and with the technical guidance of the UNFPA Humanitarian Office, the consultant will provide support with:
Historically, because men’s power over women denied them the right to participate in the public space, the cultivation of safe, women-only spaces has been a vital counterspace created for women to network and for feminist movements to organize. These spaces and the activists working within them facilitated women to recognize their own agency and power for change (power within), their power to organize themselves to articulate the changes they wanted to make (power to), and collectively transform the systems that oppressed them (power with).