The GBV & Protection in Emergencies Advisor will support GBViE and protection activities relating to emergency preparedness as well as deploying to support start-up and scale-up of humanitarian responses, with a global remit.
Under the overall guidance of the Representative and the direct supervision and guidance of the Deputy Representative, the Gender-based Violence in Emergencies Specialist provides leadership and advice on all aspects related to planning, implementation, monitoring and reporting of UNFPA Afghanistan’s GBV interventions, including identifying opportunities for partnerships and resource mobilization. The GBV in Emergencies Specialist heads the GBV team and is expected to guide national staff.
The Programme Lead – GBViE Learning Coordination is a dynamic new role for a GBViE specialist who will have responsibility for leading on the overall management and implementation of this intervention in line with donor, UNFPA and Trócaire standards. This requires a diverse skill set (e.g. grant management, technical GBViE and coordination experience, capacity strengthening skills, participatory learning and facilitation, and resource development).
The GBV & Protection in Emergencies Advisor will support GBViE and protection activities relating to emergency preparedness as well as deploying to support start-up and scale-up of humanitarian responses, with a global remit.
Reporting to the Humanitarian Programme Manager, the Humanitarian Specialist will support coordination of the Gender in Humanitarian Action Working Group, develop, operationalize and implement humanitarian programmes, specifically centered to women’s multi-purpose centers, LEAP and Second Chance Education, depending on humanitarian portfolio, provide capacity building to humanitarian actors, establish and strengthen partnerships, and develop data driven relevant knowledge products on humanitarian action, including development of gender analysis/alerts and assessments for the Afghanist
The Humnaitarian Specialist / Programme Manager will be the technical focal person on behalf of UN Women ACO in various coordination mechanisms as relevant. Reporting to the Deputy Representative, the Humanitarian Programme Manager will oversee the development and implementation of humanitarian programmes, provide technical and strategic input on gender in humanitarian action, [delete] (capacity building to) , establish and strengthen partnerships, and lead/oversee development relevant knowledge products on humanitarian action, including gender analysis/alerts a
This guidance note is intended to guide gender-based violence (GBV) coordinators in their work on addressing sexual violence against men and boys in humanitarian coordination. The GBV AoR recognises the importance of ensuring that referral pathways, standard operating procedures and needs assessments include and address the needs of male survivors of sexual violence, and that all relevant humanitarian sectors are engaged in meeting these needs2 .
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