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Mission and objectives
Le bureau pays de l'UNFPA à Djibouti agit en partenariat avec les gouvernements, d'autres institutions et la société civile afin de mettre en œuvre son mandat. Deux cadres guident notre mission: Le Programme d'action adoptée à la Conférence internationale sur la population et le développement de 1994 (CIPD) et les Objectifs de développement durable (ODD).
Les trois domaines privilégiés de notre mandat sont la santé sexuelle et reproductive, les droits de l’homme et l’égalité des sexes et les questions de population et de développement.
L'UNFPA apporte au pays son soutien technique et financier dans la collecte, l’analyse et la dissémination de données de population, afin de fournir des informations détaillées pour la planification, le suivi des progrès de façon à permettre des prises de décisions efficaces et efficients.
Les trois domaines privilégiés de notre mandat sont la santé sexuelle et reproductive, les droits de l’homme et l’égalité des sexes et les questions de population et de développement.
L'UNFPA apporte au pays son soutien technique et financier dans la collecte, l’analyse et la dissémination de données de population, afin de fournir des informations détaillées pour la planification, le suivi des progrès de façon à permettre des prises de décisions efficaces et efficients.
Context
Under the direct supervision of the Head of Office, the Specialist will support the Country Office to translate humanitarian preparedness requirements into practical, documented and sustainable arrangements. The assignment will focus on MISP operationalization, programme coordination, capacity development and structured handover to the designated focal point.
Task description
A. MISP Operationalization and Preparedness
The Specialist will:
· Conduct a rapid review of Country Office readiness to operationalize the MISP and identify priority technical, coordination and operational gaps.
· Develop and support implementation of a practical MISP action plan aligned with the office preparedness plan, contingency arrangements and relevant national mechanisms.
· Adapt and organize essential MISP tools, checklists, referral information, service mapping and coordination templates for use by the Country Office.
· Support preparedness for continuity of priority sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence services during emergencies.
B. Programme and Humanitarian Coordination
The Specialist will:
· Clarify practical coordination roles, information flows and priority actions for the initial phase of an emergency response.
· Equip the designated focal point with coordination tools, meeting formats, action trackers, contact lists and reporting templates.
· Support engagement with relevant government, United Nations and humanitarian coordination structures, in line with the mandate and delegated authority of the Country Office.
· Strengthen linkages across programme, operations, supply, communication and monitoring, and integrate AAP and PSEA/PSEAH requirements - including safe reporting, survivor-centred referral and risk mitigation - in support of, and without replacing, the designated focal points.
C. Capacity Development and Knowledge Transfer
The Specialist will:
· Provide practical orientation, coaching and on-the-job support on the MISP and humanitarian programme coordination.
· Facilitate short learning sessions and simulation-based exercises for relevant programme and operations staff.
· Coach the designated focal point to progressively lead coordination, maintain preparedness tools and follow up agreed actions.
· Prepare a concise handover package containing validated tools, key contacts, pending actions and recommendations for continued implementation.
D. Monitoring, Documentation and Learning
The Specialist will:
· Maintain a simple implementation tracker covering actions, responsibilities, deadlines, status and evidence.
· Document progress, gaps, lessons learned and practical recommendations for management follow-up.
· Support the organization of preparedness evidence and inputs required for internal reporting and periodic MPA updates.
· Ensure that all tools and processes developed are practical, proportionate to the office capacity and usable after completion of the assignment.
5. Expected Results and Key Deliverables
· Rapid MISP and humanitarian coordination readiness review completed.
· Prioritized MISP operationalization and capacity-development plan agreed with the Country Office.
· Practical coordination toolkit developed and transferred to the designated focal point.
· Relevant staff oriented and coached through short learning sessions and at least one practical simulation or tabletop exercise.
· Preparedness action tracker and supporting evidence maintained and updated.
· Final handover note and sustainability plan completed before the end of the assignment.
The Specialist will:
· Conduct a rapid review of Country Office readiness to operationalize the MISP and identify priority technical, coordination and operational gaps.
· Develop and support implementation of a practical MISP action plan aligned with the office preparedness plan, contingency arrangements and relevant national mechanisms.
· Adapt and organize essential MISP tools, checklists, referral information, service mapping and coordination templates for use by the Country Office.
· Support preparedness for continuity of priority sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence services during emergencies.
B. Programme and Humanitarian Coordination
The Specialist will:
· Clarify practical coordination roles, information flows and priority actions for the initial phase of an emergency response.
· Equip the designated focal point with coordination tools, meeting formats, action trackers, contact lists and reporting templates.
· Support engagement with relevant government, United Nations and humanitarian coordination structures, in line with the mandate and delegated authority of the Country Office.
· Strengthen linkages across programme, operations, supply, communication and monitoring, and integrate AAP and PSEA/PSEAH requirements - including safe reporting, survivor-centred referral and risk mitigation - in support of, and without replacing, the designated focal points.
C. Capacity Development and Knowledge Transfer
The Specialist will:
· Provide practical orientation, coaching and on-the-job support on the MISP and humanitarian programme coordination.
· Facilitate short learning sessions and simulation-based exercises for relevant programme and operations staff.
· Coach the designated focal point to progressively lead coordination, maintain preparedness tools and follow up agreed actions.
· Prepare a concise handover package containing validated tools, key contacts, pending actions and recommendations for continued implementation.
D. Monitoring, Documentation and Learning
The Specialist will:
· Maintain a simple implementation tracker covering actions, responsibilities, deadlines, status and evidence.
· Document progress, gaps, lessons learned and practical recommendations for management follow-up.
· Support the organization of preparedness evidence and inputs required for internal reporting and periodic MPA updates.
· Ensure that all tools and processes developed are practical, proportionate to the office capacity and usable after completion of the assignment.
5. Expected Results and Key Deliverables
· Rapid MISP and humanitarian coordination readiness review completed.
· Prioritized MISP operationalization and capacity-development plan agreed with the Country Office.
· Practical coordination toolkit developed and transferred to the designated focal point.
· Relevant staff oriented and coached through short learning sessions and at least one practical simulation or tabletop exercise.
· Preparedness action tracker and supporting evidence maintained and updated.
· Final handover note and sustainability plan completed before the end of the assignment.
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