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Coopi - Protection Officer, UNHCR project - Scadenza: 2 ottobre 2017

Data: 25/09/2017

La ONG COOPI cerca un/a Protection Officer per la sua operatività in Siria. Scadenza invio curriculum 2 ottobre 2017

Protection Officer, UNHCR project
Paese: Siria
Sede: Damascus – Syrian Arab Republic
Base: firstly remote mgmt from Batroun, then Damascus and Aleppo
Funzione: Project Manager
Donatore: HCR
Durata: 12 months, renewable
Esperienza richiesta: min. 5 years
Data pubblicazione: 08 settembre 2017
Inizio della collaborazione: 16 ottobre 2017
Termine per le candidature: 02 ottobre 2017

COOPI is looking for a Protection Coordinator in Damascus office. The Protection Coordinator will be responsible to ensure that projects are implemented and are in line with the Organization’s mission and donors objectives regarding the activities related with protection’s issues. S/he is also responsible for building the capacity of the staff involved in the protection’s activities to ensure sustainability of the programme. A professional proven experience in international protection would be an advantage

ROLE PURPOSE:
The Protection Project Manager will be responsible for the technical aspects of all protection-related programming for COOPI emergency response in Syria, which includes protection case management, psychosocial support and community based protection mechanisms, GBV, Persons with Disabilities and protection as cross cutting programming in livelihood and food security. The Protection Manager will be expected to lead on protection-related assessments, programme design and implementation and coordination with stakeholders, in collaboration with the Head of Mission. As well as this, s/he will oversee the monitoring & evaluation of protection activities and will be responsible for the development of donor reporting. The Protection Project Manager is also expected to build the capacity of the team, mainstreaming protection across other sector of interventions and ensuring coordination with the Protection Cluster at Damascus and Aleppo Level.

RESPONSABILITIES:
Activity planning and management: in cooperation with the project staff, s/he plans and monitors the activities’ progress, in compliance with the contract signed with the donor and with COOPI and the donor’s procedures.
Administrative and financial management: in collaboration with the Project Administrator/Administrative Coordinator he/she plans all expenditures to make. He/she regularly monitors all made expenditures. He/she supervises accounting and the project cash safe/bank account management and, where there was no dedicated staff, he/she directly manages the accounting and the project cash safe/bank accounts, making use of the instruments made available by the organization (Merlino). In cooperation with the Project Administrator and in coordination with the Administrative Coordinator he/she prepares the Purchases Plan. He/she ensures the organization and donor’s procedures respect when purchasing goods and services.
Reporting: in coordination with the Head of Mission ad with the Administrative Coordinator, s/he ensures the preparation, in compliance with the deadlines, of all financial and narrative reports – interim and final – expected by the project. S/he is responsible for the preparation of all formal communication and contract modifications requests (ex. budget modification) of the projects he manages.
Staff Management: In coordination with the Head of Mission and in compliance with the country’s rules/laws and with the COOPI’s regulation in the country, s/he selects the local staff to be employed in projects, and manages any other project’s expatriate staff. By making use of the organization’s tools s/he evaluates the local staff employed for projects and s/he participates to the evaluation of his/her own project, upon request by his/her direct supervisor. S/he coordinates and supervises the work done by all the project staff, in compliance with the organization’s security procedures. S/he is responsible for the initial and continuous training of the local staff under his/her responsibility.
Goods management: s/he is responsible of the correct management of all goods purchased for the project, both directly and purchased by other offices/field offices. For all goods purchased by the project he/she updates the inventory, in cooperation with the Administrative Coordinator.
Institutional relations: In relation to the project of his/her competence, s/he communicates with the donors’ officers, the local authorities which are competent in the aspects related to the project, the project’s partners and beneficiaries, in compliance with the organization’s guidelines.
New projects’ writing: upon request by his/her direct supervisor, and cooperating with the project staff, s/he elaborates, writes and prepares all necessary documents to present new projects, in accordance with the organization’s processes and procedures.


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