Job ID
21218

Job Title
Early Recovery Coordination Officer - SC8

To work for
UNDP | United Nations Devleopment Programme

Country
Syria

City
Damascus

Field of Work
Humanitarian/Disasters

Job Type
Full time

Military service
Not Specified

Minimum Education Level
Bachelor/ License Degree

Responsibilities
The Early Recovery and Livelihoods Coordination Officer shall work closely with the Early Recovery Specialist and particularly perform the following:

Support the development of the Early Recovery and Livelihoods sector strategy focusing on resilience, and maintain close coordination among sector members for the compilation of the pertinent projects in appeals (SRP) or donors’ conferences.;
Support the monitoring of sector members/agencies projects and initiatives and progress in implementation as per the ER&L strategy;
Ensure active involvement and participation of different stakeholders and partners in all early recovery and livelihoods trainings and capacity development activities;
Coordinate with other sectors/clusters especially regarding the early recovery activities mainstreamed or conducted by them;
Support the Early Recovery Specialist/Coordinator in preparing for the early recovery and livelihoods sector working group meetings: agenda, minutes of meeting, follow up on recommendations and proposed actions;
Support the coordination mechanism and liaise with different UN agencies, international NGOs, national NGOs and other concerned stakeholders in the field of livelihoods and early recovery;
Liaise with the sector members to update the 4W matrix (who, where, what, when, how…) and the mapping of the early recovery and livelihoods activities in addition to drafting the sector progress reports (monthly, periodic, mid-year, annual and ad-hoc reports);
Support the chair of the Early Recovery and Livelihoods working Group in establishing strategic relations and partnerships with all stakeholders such as conflict-affected population, vulnerable groups, SMEs, other businesses in order to ensure that livelihoods concerns are known and addressed within the overall livelihoods strategy and response;
Support the generation and dissemination of livelihood interventions and knowledge products;
Support the UNDP early recovery and livelihoods assessments: review and prepare necessary documents, situation analysis, and background papers on livelihoods and socio-economic sectors affected by the crisis;
Co-lead (with the ER Specialist/coordinator) the rapid area-based damage and livelihoods assessments to inform the humanitarian needs overview process, the priority interventions and severity ranking exercises conducted in preparation of the annual response plans (SHARP, SRP…);
Prepare analytical reports on the livelihoods situation, progress in the implementation of early recovery strategy;
Support the training activities related to early recovery and livelihoods: logistics, agenda, training modules, finance.

Qualifications
Education:

A Master degree in degree in economics, social sciences, social development studies and other related fields;
A Bachelor degree can be considered with six years of relevant experience.

Experience:

Four years of experience in socio-economic development, socio-economic research and analysis, coordination and knowledge of socio-economic research tools and methodologies;
Knowledge of Computer programmes used for research and socio-economic analysis is required (SPSS, STATA, ACCESS…).

Language Requirements:

Excellent English and Arabic writing skills is mandatory.

Specific Vacancy Requirements
All applications must be submitted via UNDP Job Portal ONLY;

This post is for Syrian Nationals ONLY;

The Deadline for submitting applications is: 15 December 2019(midnight New York, USA).

Vacancy Announcement No.27412


Salary and Benefits
N/A

About us
UNDP has been active in Syria since 1975. UNDP works in about 170 countries and territories, helping to achieve the eradication of poverty and the reduction of inequalities and exclusion. UNDP offers global perspective and local insight to help empower lives and build resilient nations.

Since the onset of the crisis in Syria in 2011, UNDP has responded to the huge needs that emerged by implementing a unique resilience programme to support the Syrian people. UNDP goes beyond humanitarian assistance in the sense that it strengthens the resilience of the Syrian people by enhancing positive coping mechanisms, that enable them to rely on themselves and rebuild their livelihoods, rather than remain dependent on humanitarian assistance. Within the UN Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP), UNDPs interventions are focused on the rehabilitation of basic and social infrastructures, providing livelihoods support, enhancing economic recovery and social inclusion, and strengthening social cohesion.

Required employees number
1

Posted On
Dec 01, 2019

Expiry Date
Dec 31, 2019

CV Language
English




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