Child Protection Specialist Needed In Central African Republic

Deadline: October 8, 2023, 8 a.m. W. Central African Time | Child Protection Specialist Needed In Central African Republic | UNICEF

• ob no: 566117
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  Type of agreement: Fixed-term appointment
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  Station of Duty: Bangui
• Grade: P-3
• Central African Republic
• Categories: Emergency, Child Protection
• Every child deserves a champion.
• Republic of Central Africa (sharepoint.com)

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How can you influence things?

The Child Protection Specialist reports to the Chief Child Protection for general direction and oversight. He or she will collaborate with the Child Protection Officer (NOC) and concentrate on CPiE/GBViE/MRM. Additionally supporting the larger effort to address CP/GBV-related issues is this CP Specialist.

a list of the main responsibilities and functions:

1. Assistance in planning and development of programs and projects
2. Program management, oversight, and outcomes delivery
3. Assistance with technical and operational aspects of program execution
4. Partnership formation and networking

If you want to be an advocate for every child, you’ll need…

• It is necessary to have a graduate-level degree (Master’s or higher) in international development, psychology and human rights, sociology, international law, or a related social science discipline.
• *A first-year degree from an accredited university in a related discipline, along with an extra two years of work experience, may be accepted in place of an advanced degree from an accredited university.
• It is necessary to have a minimum of five (5) years of relevant professional experience in social development planning and management, child protection, and/or other related fields on a global scale, some of which should ideally have been gained in developing nations.
• Development and management of programs and projects in a UN system agency or organization, as well as relevant experience in child protection, especially child protection in emergency situations, are assets.
• experience in both humanitarian and development contexts.
• English and French proficiency are prerequisites. It is advantageous to have knowledge of a local language or another official UN language, such as Arabic, Chinese, Russian, or Spanish.

The UNICEF qualifications needed for this position are…

• Builds and maintains partnerships; demonstrates self-awareness and ethical awareness; drives for impactful results; embraces innovation and change; manages ambiguity and complexity; thinks and acts strategically; collaborates with others; and nurtures, leads, and manages people.
• We put candidates through tests during the hiring process using the competency framework. Learn about our competency framework and its various levels here: competency framework.
• UNICEF’s global workforce must reflect the variety of the children it serves, who are among the most underprivileged in the world. No one is excluded from the UNICEF family because of their color or ethnicity, age, handicap, gender identity, sexual orientation, nationality, socioeconomic status, or any other personal trait.
• We provide our employees with a wide range of perks, including as paid parental leave, nursing breaks, and appropriate accommodations for people with impairments. Flexible work schedules are strongly advised by UNICEF.
• With regard to behavior that is incompatible with the goals and objectives of the United Nations and UNICEF, such as sexual exploitation and abuse, sexual harassment, misuse of power, and discrimination, UNICEF has a zero-tolerance policy. UNICEF is dedicated to promoting the safety and security of every child. Therefore, all chosen applicants will go through thorough reference and background checks, and they will be required to follow these standards and ideals. Verification of academic credentials and employment history will be part of background checks. It could be necessary to request more information from chosen candidates so that a background check can be done.

Remarks:

• As a role that has direct contact with children, works directly with children, and serves as a safeguarding response role, this position has been classified as having an elevated risk level for child protection purposes. For roles involving a higher level of risk for endangering children, further screening is required, which may include additional criminal background checks.
• The best outcomes for children depend on UNICEF’s proactive commitment to diversity and inclusion. Female candidates from developed nations who are qualified and appropriate for the role are invited to apply.
• Mobility is a requirement of working for UNICEF as an international professional and is the foundation of the global civil service.
• Medical clearance is required for UNICEF employment. For IP posts, the issuing of a visa by the host nation of the duty station is necessary. UNICEF will help with this. The obligation for immunization (vaccination), including against SARS-CoV-2 (Covid), applies to appointments as well. Normally, government personnel who are being considered for employment with UNICEF must resign from their government in order to accept a position with UNICEF. If a visa, medical clearance, or required immunizations cannot be obtained within a reasonable amount of time for whatever reason, UNICEF retains the right to revoke an offer of employment without pay.
• Only those who have been shortlisted will be contacted and moved on to the next phase of the hiring process.

Child Protection Specialist Needed In Central African Republic

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