About this role:

• CTG is helping our client build a roster for this role, candidates shorliisted will be added to our clients active roster & they would remain in our clients database for a period of up to 3 years. Candidates may be deployed as & when there is a requirement for our client worldwide whereever they have a requirement.

About our client:

• For 70 years, our client has been working on the ground in 190 countries & territories to promote children’s survival, protection & development. As the world’s largest provider of vaccines for developing countries, they support child health & nutrition, good water & sanitation, quality basic education for all boys & girls & the protection of children from violence, exploitation & AIDS. This organisation is funded entirely by the voluntary contributions of individuals, businesses, foundations & governments. They have over 12,000 staff in more than 145 countries.

Purpose of the role:

• To support our client in achieving the Core Commitments for Children in humanitarian action (CCCs), specifically for health & Public Health Emergencies (PHE).
• The primary purpose of this role is to assess needs, formulate strategy, develop action plans, provide technical assistance & establish ongoing humanitarian performance monitoring performance for improvement during an unplanned emergency. In these situations, the incumbent will possess & apply their expertise & experience in particular areas that allows the staff & organization to respond quickly to evolving needs.
• Role objectives
• Main responsibilities & tasks:
  • Review & identify data gaps related to the emergency & adapt existing in country Information Management (IM) approaches for data collection, analysis & interpretation.
  • Map implementing partners, capacities & areas of work, which is Who does What, Where & When (4W) & reorientate staff & partners on the use of monitoring & reporting tools.
  • In collaboration with partners & stakeholders, develop simple, user friendly emergency monitoring & reporting tools with an equity lens (age, gender, disability & other vulnerabilities).
  • Coordinate with clusters & their working group Information Managers to ensure complementarity of IM system complementarity for cross sectoral data analysis.
  • Collaborate with our client & their partner(s) IM Specialists to develop appropriate data / information visualisation strategies using tools such as GIS mapping for map production / geographic data management. Manage flows of information & dissemination, including website management.
  • Manage an inventory of relevant documents on the humanitarian situation & compile emergency data sets, validate & provide feedback on data quality & analyse data.
  • Streamline information sharing methods, using different channels (e.g., Internet, e-mail groups, written reporting, verbal feedback at coordination meetings).
  • Support the preparation & dissemination of situation reports.
  • Key competencies
  • Education:
    • Master’s degree in information management or related field is required or bachelor’s degree with an additional 2 years of experience in information management may be accepted in lieu of the master’s degree.

    Experience:

    • Minimum of 5 years of progressive professional experience in program information management, at national & international levels, including at least 1 year in emergency setting at an international level.
    • Proven experience in the management of data projects that combine innovative & practical dimensions.
    • Demonstrated outstanding analytical skills & ability to perform well under pressure.
    • Strong knowledge of MS Excel & experience in using mapping & data visualization tools (e.g., Tableau, Power BI, ArcMap /  GIS).
    • Strong understanding of result based monitoring approach, understanding of project cycle management & Humanitarian Performance Monitoring (HPM).
    • Good understanding of the humanitarian approach, humanitarian reform, transformative agenda, & roles of each humanitarian actor (government, UNOCHA, sectors, organizations).
    • Must have strong & demonstrated experience & understanding of health emergency projects.

    Language requirements:

    • Fluency in English is essential.
    • Knowledge of other languages would be advantageous especially French & Arabic.

    Competencies required:

    • Applies humanitarian principles, standards & guidelines.
    • Applies key health in emergency concepts & tools.
    • Operates safely & securely.
    • Demonstrates commitment to a coordinated response.
    • Promotes cooperation & collaboration.
    • Demonstrates accountability.
    • Promotes inclusion.
    • Provides reliable support to the cluster.
    • Collects relevant data.
    • Manages & stores data efficiently & sensitively.
    • Communicates & disseminates information.
    • Monitors the response.
    • Strengthens national capacity to respond & lead.