UNHCR CCCM Cluster Coordination Officer Shire - Jobs in Ethiopia

UNHCR CCCM Cluster Coordination Officer Shire - Jobs in Ethiopia

Organizational Setting and Work Relationships

In humanitarian emergencies where UNHCR is designated as the CCCM Cluster Lead Agency under the Cluster Approach, the CCCM Cluster Coordination Officer performs a dedicated coordination, strategy development and advocacy function.

In smaller emergencies this function will be performed at national level, in these situations the incumbent reports directly to the UNHCR Representative who has final accountability for the performance of UNHCR as Cluster Lead Agency and the incumbent liaises with the Global SC Coordinator who has global responsibility for the performance of UNHCR as Global Cluster Lead Agency.

In larger emergencies this function will be performed at sub-national level, the incumbent will report to a P4 CCCM Cluster Coordinator at national level on functional issues and to the respective Head of Office on administrative issues.

In some cases of large emergencies, the incumbent may perform a function of deputy cluster coordinator at the national level in support of the P4 CCCM Cluster Coordinator reporting directly to them.

Duties

Strategic Direction and Coordination

Ensure, for the Area of Responsibility (AoR), that UNHCR delivers on its commitments and accountability as co-lead of the Global CCCM Cluster, which in turn is able to support preparedness and provides the technical capabilities needed for timely, effective and well-coordinated interagency humanitarian response to needs of management and coordination in camp and camp-like settings.

Reaffirm UNHCR's leadership of the Global CCCM Cluster through the provision of relevant contributions to the IASC bodies, GCCG as well as global initiatives, which include quality input from CCCM partners while also being informed and guided by operational experiences and realities.

Provide high-quality advice for decision-making and operational responses relevant for CCCM within the AoR and throughout the life-cycle of a crisis, ensure they are tailored to the location context (such as guidelines, protection considerations).

Contribute to the development of a National CCCM Cluster Strategy within a consultative process including CCCM partners and the local government and ensure that the CCCM response is driven by this strategy.

Promote the integration of the CCCM Strategy into the Humanitarian Country Team¿s common humanitarian action plan.

Contribute to the update, as appropriate, of the CCCM Strategy: ensure proper linkages with Protection, DRR, relief, recovery and development efforts. Ensure that appropriate transitional measures are in place for handing over to recovery and development actors.

Support activities of the Global CCCM Cluster and its partners and their funding by a broad/diversified donor base.

Ensure UNHCR leadership in IDP response capitalizes on the actively sought-after synergies between the three clusters it (co)leads.

Represent UNHCR in inter-agency cluster processes within the AoR, establish and maintain appropriate contacts with other UN agencies, NGOs and other actors so as to foster effective mechanisms to facilitate collaboration and exchange of information on IDP situations.

Promote the development and/or update of the contingency planning and emergency preparedness measures within the AoR.

Advise Country Operation(s) on how to set up and mainstream CCCM processes with the country team and at the points of delivery, design and deliver relevant trainings and workshops as well as develop tools to increase knowledge and competence in camp management as well as enhance coherence and quality in the delivery of all key stakeholders in this area.

Participate in internal and inter-agency emergency missions to reinforce and assist Field Operations in the assessment of co-ordination and management measures being put in place for effective delivery of UNHCR services or other humanitarian responses for which UNHCR is a Cluster lead.

Partner with other humanitarian actors to plan and evaluate IDP cluster approaches to Camp Coordination and Management, ensuring that latest lessons learnt and best practices are widely disseminated for replication and where possible, are formulated into policy guidelines to further improve humanitarian response to IDP situations.

Maintain effective collaboration and communication with partners and key stakeholders, in line

with the Global CCCM Cluster strategic framework, mobilizing support and buy-in where necessary and appropriate for specific country-level interventions and regional/global initiatives and activities.

Strive for coherence of Global CCCM Cluster¿s policies, standards, tools, guidance and approaches with UNHCR's , to ensure integration and synergy between UNHCR¿s agency role and interagency engagement in management and coordination of camps and camp-like settings through the Global CCCM cluster and where needed, initiate measures to promote complementarity and understanding.

Needs Assessment, Resources Mobilization and Allocation

Within the AoR, lead, coordinate and conduct within the CCCM Cluster, and at Inter-Cluster level, coordinated needs assessments, including ensuring that there are comprehensive and effective assessments of needs at a site level that allow humanitarian actors to respond effectively in a prioritised manner.

Ensure that the CCCM Cluster addresses all of the identified needs of the affected population and/or brings/identifies the appropriate service provider to do so.

Contribute to providing transparent strategic direction to development of common funding criteria, resource mobilisation and prioritization within the CCCM Cluster for inclusion in Consolidated Appeals and pooled funds processes.

Within the AoR establish mechanisms for accountable and transparent financial resource allocation within the cluster.

Information Management, Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting

Work on the development of a functional information management strategy and reporting/information sharing mechanisms within the CCCM Cluster; with the other IASC clusters; the government; the larger humanitarian community, including donors; UNHCR internal mechanisms; and with the Global CCCM Cluster co-lead agencies and partners.

Oversee the production of CCCM Cluster analytical reports, including with regard to the trends and patterns of protection risks, and population movements, and promote that the information on affected population is disaggregated by sex and age.

Ensure that the CCCM Cluster produces regular updates on the concerns of the affected population, the response by CCCM actors, the gaps, challenges and recommendations.

Promote and ensure monitoring and evaluation of the impact of operations carried out by cluster members and the performance of the coordination team.

Minimum Qualifications

For P3/NOC - 6 years relevant experience with Undergraduate degree; or 5 years relevant experience with Graduate degree; or 4 years relevant experience with Doctorate degree

Field(s) of Education

Law, Political Science, Economics, International Relations,

Business Administration, Social Science

Certificates and/or Licenses

CCCM Cluster Coordination Training

Camp Management Training

UNHCR Coordination Learning Programme

CO-LEAD Programme

UNHCR Tri-Cluster Knowledge and Coordination Skills Training

Relevant Job Experience

Essential

Relevant experience in different international organizations (e.g. UN agencies, INGOs, IOs, Donors, Red Cross Red Crescent). Knowledge of CCCM and protection technical guidelines and standards.

Desirable

Demonstrated experience in cluster coordination, IASC guidelines and protection principles.

Applied knowledge in UNHCR mandate, its policies and priorities in relation to IDPs and CCCM.

Demonstrated expertise in program management and reporting requirements.

Functional Skills

MG-Coordination

CL-Camp Coordination and Camp Management

CL-Cluster Information Management Tools, Resources and Approaches

PR-Country Operations applying the Cluster Approach

CO-Drafting and Documentation

PR-CCCM Technical Guidelines and Standards

Language Requirements

For International Professional and Field Service jobs: Knowledge of English and UN working language of the duty station if not English.

For National Professional jobs: Knowledge of English and UN working language of the duty station if not English and local language.

For General Service jobs: Knowledge of English and/or UN working language of the duty station if not English.


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