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National Humanitarian Affairs Analyst (4 Positions)

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                     UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT  PROGRAMME – SOMALIA


               EXTERNAL VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT


 


Strictly Somali Nationals



The United Nations Development Programme for Somalia, on behalf of UNOCHA Somalia, is hereby inviting applications for the following positions:


 


 Post Title                                 :           National Humanitarian Affairs Analyst (4 Positions)


Contract Type                           :           Fixed Term (NOB)


Duty Station                             :           Bossaso, Beletweyne, Galkayo, Merka


Date of Issue                            :           20 June 2006


Closing Date                            :           7 July 2006


 


DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES


 






Under the overall guidance of the Head of OCHA Sub Offices and Deputy Head of OCHA Somalia, the National Humanitarian Affairs Officer shall perform the following tasks and responsibilities.


 


1.       Collect information on issues affecting the humanitarian situation, including political, security, social and economic developments, with a special emphasis on their impact on vulnerability, displacement and protection.


 


2.       Provide analysis of the operating environment, with the aim of assisting in the establishment of accepted frameworks for engagement and disengagement in areas of conflict.


 


3.       Support existing coordination mechanisms and assist in the establishment of new field coordination for a wherever required.


 


4.       Liaise closely with the Office of the UNDSS, UN agencies, NGO’s and other partners to ensure a safe and effective operating environment.


 


5.       Facilitate and support the coordination of humanitarian interventions through developing routine information and idea exchange with local and international aid actors, and participating in and facilitating joint field assessments, evaluations and routine monitoring mechanisms.


 


6.       Support, in collaboration with UN agencies, NGOs and other local partners, the development and monitoring of the implementation of the Common Humanitarian Action Plan in the relevant area of operation.


 


7.       Facilitate the development and implementation of strategies aimed at building the capacity of local authorities and communities to better respond to humanitarian crisis. 


 


8.  Assist in the development of appropriate strategies to improve the application of humanitarian principles   and develop ground rules for humanitarian interventions.


 


9.       Support the development of strengthened protection strategies in the relevant area of operation, in particular for women, children, minorities and displaced communities.


 


10.   Seek ways to improve the participation of local actors in the relevant area of operation, including authorities, beneficiaries, and civil society, in the planning and implementation of aid activities.


 


11.   Facilitate missions of visiting delegates.


 


12.   Perform other duties as required.


 


QUALIFICATIONS


 


The post requires the following skills:


 



  • Advanced degree in political science, sociology, law or international affairs.
  • At least five years of relevant professional experience, preferably in complex emergency and inter-agency contexts, dealing with relief and transitional issues.
  • Knowledge/experience of UNOCHA is preferable.
  • Preferably possesses basic knowledge of social science, development, humanitarian relief issues, law or journalism.
  • Strong communication and writing skills in English.
  • Computer proficiency, including working knowledge of electronic mail.
  • Ability to work independently, with efficiency, competency and integrity with people of different national backgrounds.
  • Knowledge of institutional mandates, policies and guidelines pertaining to humanitarian assistance
  • Knowledge of the institutions of the UN system
  • Proven skills in writing reports
  • Fluency in English ,Somalia and Arabic desirable 

N.B:  Kindly note that duty stations may change depending on operational needs.


 


 UNDP offers an attractive compensation package commensurate with experience.  Please send your curriculum vitae, marked “National Humanitarian Analyst” by 7 July 2006 to: The Deputy Resident Representative (Operations), United Nations Development Programme – Somalia, P.O. Box 28832, Nairobi, Kenya.


Fax: 254-20-418641


E-mail: registry.so@undp.org.


 


UNDP will only be able to respond to those applications in which there is further interest.  Women are strongly encouraged to apply.




 


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