Reports to: Protection Monitor Team Leader
Duty station: Donga Mantum\/ Lebialem\/ Manyu\/Menchum
Type of contract: Fixed Term
Availability: 15 March 2026<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Main objective and tasks
S\/he is responsible for the collection of protection data and for the overall monitoring of the protection context in the assigned area. Contribute to the design of methodology and analysis and liaise directly with affected communities.
S\/he identifies individuals at risk through household level assessments or individual interviews and provides them with orientation on available services or refers those with specific protection concerns as required.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Tasks :
\u2022 Conduct protection monitoring activities at household and community level using different quantitative and qualitative tools
\u2022 Identify key informants in the community to involve in regular protection monitoring activities through semi-structured or unstructured interviews (KIIs)
\u2022 Facilitate Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) amongst community members on selected topics to better understand the causes and consequences of identified risks
\u2022 Monitor and report protection concern and trends, new population displacements and movements in the areas of operations
\u2022 Report to the Protection Monitor Team Leader any serious protection incidents or immediate protection concern identified within target communities
\u2022 Identify individual cases with protection concerns during data collection for referral to internal services or specialized agencies
\u2022 Verify collected information on protection risks as well as availability and access to services through direct observation of the area
\u2022 Support the Protection Monitor Team Leader in reporting qualitative and quantitative data and information
\u2022 Map main service providers in the area of intervention and identify and report gaps in the availability of services and quality of service provision
\u2022 Carry out all tasks respecting key protection principles including but not limited to: do no harm, non-discrimination, confidentiality, accountability and need-to-know principles
\u2022 Support sensitization, information dissemination and awareness raising activities.
Educational and professional experience required
\u2022 University degree in a related field e.g. social sciences or equivalent is an asset
\u2022 Training in humanitarian protection thematics such as community-based protection, survival centered-case management, PSEA, GBV and Child protection will be an asset.
Technical and behavioral competencies required<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Work Experience:
\u2022 Minimum of 1 year of experience in a humanitarian context, in an association, NGO or INGO, with at least 1 year of field work experience in the NW or SW regions during the context of crisis
\u2022 One year of relevant working experience in the protection sector
\u2022 Previous working experience with IDPs, refugees and returnees
\u2022 Strong knowledge of international protection in the humanitarian context
\u2022 Strong knowledge in other protection areas (i.e. case management, psychosocial support activities etc.)
\u2022 Experience working and \/ or collaborating on a UNCHR project would be an asset.
\u2022 Leadership, planning and organizational skills
\u2022 Respect and non-discriminatory attitude
\u2022 Teamwork and communication skills
\u2022 Ability to work under pressure and as part of a team<\/p>\n\n\n\n
IT: Advanced Knowledge of
\u2022 Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, outlook),
\u2022 Mainstream web browsers (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox)
\u2022 Web-based mainstream chat and conferencing tools\/platforms (Skype, Teams, Zoom and WebEx)
\u2022 Web 2.0 tools (cloud storage, webmail and others)<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Languages
\u2022 Fluency in both written and oral formal English
\u2022 Strong redactional and reporting skills
\u2022 Fluency in Pidgin English
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