World Vision Ethiopia began its first intervention in Ethiopia in 1971 with relief and opened the Ethiopia office in 1975. Relief, rehabilitation and small community development projects dominated the decade that followed. During the 1984/85 drought, World Vision Ethiopia participated in a massive relief operation that saved the lives of millions of people.

Responsibilities

• Compile qualitative and quantitative weekly reports, monthly reports, Situational Reports, Progress Reports, 4/5 W’s share with UNFPA on a timely manner and do the Program presentation PowerPoints as required.
• Train, mentor and support field staffs for ethical and safe data collection, data storage and analysis, including GBVIMS and Information Sharing Protocol. Support, train and mentor staff
• Design of GBV programmatic data collection forms; organize and manage the data input and initial analysis and presentation of data and donor reporting.
• Support staffs and organization to engage in ethical and safe data collection for inter-agency reporting and for quality project planning and execution (assessment, monitoring and evaluation)
• Provide regular and comprehensive updates related to UNFPA supported programme progress in meeting implementation targets and deadlines

Requirements

Required Professional Qualification

• University degree in social work, sociology, psychology public health and relevant field of social sciences. A minimum of two years’ experience in Gender-based violence and Data management related areas. required. experience working with children, women and adolescents is an asset. Knowledge and experience on Gender Based Violence programming including prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) an asset. Report writing skill and MEAL experience is an asset
• Extensive training in the fields of GBV, case management and application of international technical guidelines and standards in GBV and Data Management

Preferred Knowledge

• University degree in social work, sociology, public health and relevant fields of social sciences. Awareness of or interest in community-based protection mechanisms.