Tenders Are Invited For Mine Action Sub Cluster Coordinator

Tenders Are Invited For Iraq Mine Action Sub Cluster Coordinator Iraq Mine Action Sub Cluster CoordinatorUnopsOrganization UnopsCountry IraqClosing Date 27 Mar 2019The Mine Action Sub Cluster Masc Coordinator Is Accountable To The Head Of Program Office Senior Program Officer And The Protection Cluster Coordinator And Is Responsible For Representing The Interests Of The Sub Cluster Members Un Ngo And Other And Cluster System As A Whole To The Government And Other Stakeholders This Post Will Be Required To Travel Outside Erbil By Air And Vehicle To Attend Coordination Forums As Relevant And Required Specifically In Mosul Duhok Kirkuk Baghdad And Other Locations A Support A Coordinated ApproachMaintain Coordination Mechanisms Through A Platform Of Information Sharing Both At The National And Regional Levels In Close Collaboration With Government Counterparts Meet With The Mine Action Authorities On A Monthly Basis To Brief Them On Current And Planned Masc Activities To Support The Coordinated Response Assist The Relevant Government Counterparts In The Articulation Of Humanitarian Requirements In Liberated Areas To Provide Adequate Emergency Mine Action Responses To Affected Populations Both Idps And Refugees Interface Between The Humanitarian Mine Action Partners And The Un System And Government Counterparts To Ensure Mine Action Related Needs Of The Affected Population Are Properly Covered Proactively Engage With Other Clusters Including Through Inter Cluster Coordination Fora Humanitarian Actors Donors And Government Counterparts For Operational Planning Engagement And Active Contribution Of Operational Partners Ensure Effective Communication Reporting Engagement And Coordination With National Cluster And Other Sub National Cluster Coordinators And Focal Points Under The Protection Cluster Maintain A Close Link With The Global Mine Action Aor Though Its Coordinator Geneva Office Including For Seeking Technical And Political Advice When Appropriate B Coordination Of Needs Assessment And Gap Analysis And Prioritization To Support The Hct Ensure Mine Action Is Included In Multi Sector Needs Assessments And Secondary Data Reviews Ensure Mine Action Is Relevant And Represented In Discussions And Documents Submitted To The Protection Cluster Iccg And The Humanitarian Country Team Track Collate And Analyse Needs Assessments And Field Visit Reports In Order To Form Understanding Of The Situation In Specified Governorates With Respect To Mine Action And Make Recommendations To The Protection Cluster Coordinator And Sub Cluster Members Coordinate With Other Relevant Clusters Especially Hlp Sub Cluster As Well As Shelter Child Protection Cccm Education Returns Working Group Access Working Group Assessment Working Group Advocacy Working Group Ccs And Communication With Communities Cwc On Field Level To Ensure Targeted And Comprehensive Assistance Cooperation With The Reach Initiative Is Encouraged With Respect To Developing Relevant Indicators For Country Wide Assessments I E Multi Cluster Needs Analysis And Immap C Planning And Strategy Development Support Process For Prioritization Of Mine Action Interventions In Collaboration With Government Counterparts For Pooled Funding Mechanisms Such As The Ihpf Ensure Inclusion Of Mine Action In Relevant United Nations Iraq Planning And Strategy Documents Lead On The Compilation And Drafting Of The Mine Action Component Of The Humanitarian Needs Overview Humanitarian Response Plan And Mine Action Portfolio In Collaboration With Government Counterparts And Sub Cluster Members D Advocacy Identify Advocacy Concerns Including Resource Requirements And Contribute To Broader Advocacy Initiatives Advocacy To Address Identified Concerns On Behalf Of Cluster Participants And On Behalf Of The Affected Population Ensure All Sub Cluster Members And Government Counterparts Are Aware Of And Utilizing The Gender Guidelines For Mine Action Programs To Mainstream Gender Considerations And Strive For Gender Balance In The Planning Implementation And Evaluation Of Mine Action Programs E Monitoring And Reporting Monitoring And Reporting On The Mine Action Strategy Humanitarian Response Plan And Results Highlight Gaps And Recommend Options For Addressing The Gaps Support The Collection Of Information For Vital Information Management Im Tasks And Functions Carried Out By The Cluster Im Colleagues To Support The Information Needs Of Cluster Partners And Ocha Including Monthly Dashboards Mapping Of 3W Data Full Reporting On Activity Info Maintaining Updated Contact List Etc Support Liaison Into Government Information Management Databases Update The Necessary Protection Cluster Websites Ensure That Adequate Monitoring Mechanisms Are In Place To Review The Outcome Of Cluster Member Activities And The Progress Against Implementation Plans In Close Collaboration With The Sub Cluster Members Collect Information And Data To Effectively Feed In The ClusterS Reporting Systems And Tools F Contingency Planning Preparedness Capacity Building Work With Partners And Government Counterparts To Ensure That Cluster Guidelines And Technical Notes Are Understood And Respected Link Into Sub Cluster Member Initiatives For Opportunities For Capacity Development Of Government Coordination Mechanisms Support Training Of Government Counterparts On The Humanitarian Program Cycle And The Mine Action Portfolio Ensure Mine Action Is Mainstreamed In Other Cluster Response Plans Implement Any Other Tasks Requested Expected Output The Ma Sub Cluster Coordinator Is Responsible For Facilitating A Process Aimed At Ensuring The Achievement Of The Following Results Represent The Interests Of Humanitarian Mine Action Partners Into The Cluster System The Government And Other Stakeholders In Collaboration With The Relevant Government Entities Support A Coordinated Response To Humanitarian Needs In Liberated Areas With A Specific Focus On Supporting Idps Support Relevant Government Entities Involved In Mine Action Coordination In Liberated Areas To Engage With And Utilize The Cluster System Project Reporting The Ma Sub Cluster Masc Coordinator Is Accountable To The Head Of Program Office Senior Program Officer And The Protection Cluster Coordinator Education And Minimum Years Of Experience Advanced University Degree Master Or Equivalent In Emergency Or Humanitarian Programming Conflict Studies International Relations Project Management Social Sciences Or Any Other Related Field With 5 Years Relevant Experience OrFirst Level University Degree Bachelor Or Equivalent In Emergency Or Humanitarian Programming Conflict Studies International Relations Project Management Social Sciences Or Any Other Related Field With 7 Years Relevant Experience Experience Relevant Experience Is Defined As Experience In The Mine Action Sector Or The Cluster System With Un Ngo Or Other Relevant Mine Action OrganizationsExperience In Hostile Conflict Environments Is Required Experience In Inter Agency Coordination Of A Mine Action In Emergency Response Or Emergency Response Coordination E G Clusters Or Sectors Is DesiredExperience With The Use Of International Mine Action Standards Relevant Treaties Global Trends And Coordination Mechanisms Is DesiredExperience In Advocacy Is DesiredKnowledge Of International Human Rights And Humanitarian Law Particularly Concerning Protection Of Idps And Refugees Is Desirable Languages Fluency In English And Arabic Reading Writing And Speaking Is Required Fluency In Another Un Official Language Is Desired Languages Languages Contract Modalities Contract Type Local Individual Contractor Agreement Lica Contract Level Lica 10 Ics 10 Contract Duration Open Ended Subject To Organizational Requirements Availability Of Funds And Satisfactory Performance For More Details About The Ica Contractual Modality Please Follow This Link Https Www Unops Org English Opportunities Job Opportunities What We Offer Pages Individual Contractor Agreements AspxWork 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