. Support the implementation of the Counter-Trafficking and Victim Protection activities and deliverables, including timely delivery, quality control, administrative matters, follow-up, and financial support.
2. Assist in monitoring of the case-management of vulnerable migrants and victims of trafficking and support, including conducting screening interviews and intake as required.
3. Assist in the identification of TVETS, Service Providers and support strengthening the cooperation between IOM and relevant state and non-state actors, including training institutions, involved with providing rehabilitation and sustainable reintegration assistance and contribute to the provision of comprehensive assistance to migrants vulnerable to Violence, Exploitation and Abuse.
4. Carry out individual screening interviews with victims of trafficking and other vulnerable migrants and refer them to immediate rehabilitation and recovery support, including referral for medical care, psychological counselling, emergency assistance, hospitalization, as well as shelter assistance for consulted persons,
where required.
5. Adhere to IOM’s internal guidance, policies, and principles in the identification of target groups and
assistance.
6. Assist in developing the beneficiary profile and needs assessment formats and ensure that information on returnees is codified and store into a database (MiMoSa) for further processing, analysis, and reporting.

Support the operationalisation of the contextualised standardized victim screening, identification, referral
and reporting tools, including respective indicators and launch at state level.
8. Assist in facilitating access to justice for VoTs and support coordination of activities for VoTs on their rights
and available protection, as well as with private sector actors supporting rehabilitation and reintegration
efforts.
9. Assist in organizing the logistics for charter flights, meetings and workshops at federal and state level and ensure timely payments of partner entitlements.
10. Assist in compiling inputs and prepare periodic donor reports and updates, including preparation of narrative and financial project reports and ensure submission of monthly and quarterly monitoring reports on time.
11. Support the monitoring of the reintegration of beneficiaries related activities when necessary.
12. Conduct field visits, as and when necessary and perform any other duties as may be assigned.
13. Perform other duties as assigned within the scope of duty.
Education:
• Completed University degree from an accredited institution in International Relations, Social Science,
Economics, Migration studies, Law, Humanitarian Affairs, Social Science, or related field with minimum two years of progressive relevant experience in the field of migration issues including operational and field experience.
Experience:
• Experience in case management, counselling, facilitating access to justice, human relations, and
management.
• Knowledge and understanding of IOM’s institutional approach on protection and related strategies, policies,
rules, and regulations.
• Experience in working in projects focusing on migration, protection, and assistance to migrants vulnerable
to violence, exploitation, and abuse.
• Experience in working with migrants and source/transit communities; particularly the socio-economic
reintegration of returnees or other groups.
• Familiarity with programmatic issues surrounding return, reintegration, and migration management.
• Knowledge and experience in project implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and reporting.
• Experience working with TVET institutions for skills training of vulnerable migrants.
• Demonstrated ability to maintain confidentiality is mandatory.
• Experience in liaising with governmental authorities, other national actors / international institutions.
Languages:
Fluency in English (oral and written) required, working knowledge of the local language.