Generic responsibilities
These responsibilities are the same for all CC Specialist positions and cannot be modified:
Specific responsibilities
Lead the review of the ICLA program strategy response (including plan of actions) in the evolving context in Eastern Chad (and localized in various and extremely different area) and ensure a relevant response in addressing the protracted and emerging needs of refugees while in displacement.
Lead on programme development, seeking out new opportunities and niche areas: in the field of House, Land and Property (HLP) and Empowerment Law Procedures (ELP) with new ways of thinking and adapting to the local and diverse areas.
Contribute to donor reporting in support of the Area Office team and ensure compliance with donors’ commitments and requirements including active participation in PCM processes.
Ensure overall quality and innovation of the programme, including through beneficiary participation and continuous learning, in collaboration with the MEAL department. Provide oversight and technical support for MEAL data collection and conduct analysis for ICLA program.
Ensure development and roll-out of the relevant guidance and tools for the provision of legal aid and legal protection services.
Lead and foster initiatives to partner with international (INGOs) and national/local actors (NNGOs, Refugee Led Organizations, Community Based Organizations), in collaboration with ICLA Core Competency teams both in coordination and area.
Proactivaly represent and contribute to sectorial working group/clusters discussions and specific thematic groups.
Lead coordination and engagement with government entities to influence national priorities and inform programmatic directions.
Ensure ICLA program activities are implemented within NRC’s Safe and Inclusive Programming (SIP) guidelines and action plans (including cross cutting issues such as Gender, PSEA and Climate Change adaptation/mitigation by extent).
Ensure sustainability and transition of the ICLA program, including promotion of refugee inclusion in national systems and handing over specific program components to local actors.
Experience working in coordination and liaising with external actors and donors.
Ability to work independently and proactively with limited daily support and supervision.
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