Advance University Degree in Humanitarian affairs, international development, social sciences, public policy, communication for development / social and behaviour change, human rights, protection, gender, disability inclusion, monitoring and evaluation, organizational development, programme management, or another relevant field.
Work Experience:
Minimum 10 years of relevant professional experience in humanitarian action, Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP), community engagement, participation, localization, inclusion, protection, safeguarding, or programme quality.
Demonstrated experience reviewing and building on prior interagency policy, reform or working-group processes, and documenting, analyzing or synthesizing good practices, lessons learned and evidence from humanitarian programmes or interagency initiatives.
Experience working with IASC or comparable interagency coordination mechanisms, humanitarian clusters, collective accountability initiatives, or country-level humanitarian coordination structures is required.
Experience developing knowledge products, learning briefs, case studies, synthesis reports or strategic recommendations for humanitarian audiences is required.
Language requirement:
Fluency in English is required.
Knowledge of another United Nations language is considered an asset.
Skills:
Strong understanding of people-centred, locally led and accountable humanitarian action, including how AAP, community engagement, localization, inclusion and safeguarding intersect in humanitarian coordination and programming, and familiarity with the Humanitarian Reset and evolving interagency architecture.
Excellent analytical, writing, facilitation and communication skills are required.
Experience facilitating consultations, webinars, communities of practice, technical exchanges or multi-stakeholder learning processes is considered an asset.
Experience working with UNICEF, another United Nations agency, an international NGO, or an interagency humanitarian platform is considered an asset.
