Job No.: 002/04/2016/ALCO/SE/UPM Contract duration: Two (02) years, renewable Job start date: May, 2016. Description of Duties Under the direct supervision of the Program Officer, the Community Mobilization and Human Rights Officer will ensure the implementation of community mobilization and human rights activities in favor of key populations within the framework of Global Fund new funding mechanism.
In terms of Policies and strategy development:
Facilitate the assessment of both the legal and social environment in ALCO member countries through:
A documentation on drafting laws, policies and regulations affecting access to prevention, HIV care and treatment and other services for key populations in ALCO member countries
Assessment of the level of compliance with applicable regulations, policies and laws in accordance with international guidelines in ALCO member countries
Assessment of gaps and opportunities by identifying areas where HIV policies could be developed, updated, strengthened or rescinded.
Contribute to the establishment of a community-based regional program for the promotion of human rights and gender in favor of key populations
Identify obstacles to the implementation of HIV/AIDS prevention interventions in favor of key populations
Support the development of a regional advocacy strategy in view of reducing or removing legal obstacles within the framework of key populations access to health services (MSM, IDU, and SW)
Support the development and setting of a regional program for human rights and gender-based violence (GBV)
Contribute to setting community programs and the development of community based activities implementation within ALCO member countries
Define procedures for community-based activities:
The roadmap describing the organization of community-based activities;
The criteria for the selection and implementation of community actors (PE, community network, NGOS);
Evaluation system for advisors and community actors;
Design training modules and communication materials for behavioral change;
Definition and adaptation of communication and education approaches (IEC/CBC);
Design data collection tools in collaboration with other members of ALCO team, particularly the Monitoring & Evaluation office;
Facilitate the assessment of the legal and social environment in the context of HIV within ALCO member countries;
Identify obstacles to the implementation of HIV/AIDS prevention interventions for the benefit of key populations;
Contribute to the definition of a community based regional program for human rights and gender in the context of HIV;
Support the development of a regional strategy for advocacy in view of minimizing or even removing legal obstacles in the framework of key populations access to health care;
Support the development and definition of a regional program for human rights and the fight against gender based violence (GBV), especially in terms of freedom of movement of goods and persons;
In terms of implementation:
Coordinate human rights and gender activities in favor of key populations (SW, MSM, IDU) within the framework of the New Funding Mechanism
Support NGOs/Associations to document cases of human rights violation, GBV and lodge official complaint if necessary in HIV context
Design in collaboration with other ALCO team members data collection tools for human rights and gender component
Support NGOs/Associations of key populations to develop their action plan in view of the implementation of human rights and gender activities in HIV context
Coordinate the implementation of community-based activities in the framework of Global Fund new funding mechanism;
Support NGOS /Associations in the development and implementation of IEC /CBC community based activities and the promotion of ALCO’s activities within the community;
Support NGOS/Associations in the development and definition of an action plan for the implementation of activities at the regional level;
Collect, compile and analyze monthly, quarterly, and annual activities reports in view of drawing conclusion;
Support the design and updating of monitoring and evaluation plan for ALCO indicators;
Coordinate human rights and gender activities in favor of key populations (SW , MSM) in the framework of the new funding mechanism;
Design data collection tools in collaboration with other members of ALCO team for human rights and gender component.
Support NGOS/Associations to record cases of human rights as well as GBV and to make official complaint if necessary;
Supporting NGOS/Associations of key populations in the development of their action plan in view of the implementation of human rights and gender activities in the context of HIV;
In terms of capacity building:
Identify and plan the needs in training and mentoring in favor of NGO/Associations and key populations in terms of human rights and gender in HIV context
Organize and conduct the training of supervisory staff of NGO/identity Associations in human rights, GBV, legal advice and representation in ALCO member countries
Ensure the training of NGOS/identity and community associations in the daily management of their activities;
Train actors in the implementation of community based prevention activities (STI, VCT, outreach programs);
Identify and plan the needs in training and mentoring in favor of NGOS/Associations of key populations in terms of human rights and gender in the context of HIV;
Participate in the development of educational materials for training and outreach programs;
Organize and conduct the training of supervisory staff of NGOS/Associations of key populations in terms of human rights and gender in the context of HIV;
Collect, compile and analyze monthly, quarterly, and annual activities reports from NGOS /Associations of key populations;
Ensure the design and updating of monitoring and evaluation plan for ALCO indicators;
In terms of supervision of activities:
Ensure proper and efficient implementation of activities by the actors according to the action plan validated by ALCO;
Ensure implementation of watch committees’ activities
Conduct quarterly missions for the supervision of activities carried out by NGOS/Associations;
Ensure any other duty requested by the Management;
In terms of partnership and networking:
Support NGOS/Associations of key populations (SW, MSM, and IDUS) with the establishment of networks/platform for discussion and knowledge exchange on human rights concept;
Support the establishment of peer educator/community advisor in favor of reference and counter-reference activities;
Establish contacts in view of strengthening ALCO partnership with Donors;
Promote all actions and interventions conducted by ALCO in member countries;
Serve as the interface between ALCO and community actors in all member countries;
Represent the Organization at beneficiaries ‘end with the approval of the direct Head of the supervising manager;
Ensure any other duty requested by the Management;
Required Profile and Competencies The incumbent candidate must hold a Master’s degree in Law, Social Sciences, Public Health or any other related field of education;
Demonstrate relevant experience in terms of human rights and HIV among key populations (MSM, SW)
Must have proven experience in the field of key populations especially MSM and SW
Have good skills in terms of advocacy and negotiation in the countries
Have relevant experience in human rights capacity building
Must have proven experience with NGOS involved in key populations particularly MSM and SW;
Must demonstrate experience in organizing and conducting workshops: magazines/review, meetings with key partners;
Must have at least eight (8) years of professional experience with proven experience in project management, with at least 2 years experience in the framework of the implementation of activities in favor of key populations including MSM and SW;
Must have very good communication and leadership capacity;
Must have good analysis and drafting capacity;
Highly self-directed, motivated, must have team spirit;
Flexibility and good organization skills;
Must be computer proficient: Word, Excel, Power Point ;
The following conditions are asset: a.) Be member of MSM network b.) Knowledge of key populations environment; c.) Experience with a development project and knowledge of the project cycle; d.) Knowledge of the LGBTIQ problematic;
Must be fluent in both French and English;
Must be able to work under pressure and meet set deadlines for the implementation of duties;
Be flexible and able to work in a team within a multicultural environment;
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Applicants should send their Curriculum Vitae, a Letter of Motivation, a copy of their Degrees, three professional References and their expected salary range to: recrutement@corridor-sida.org Note: Only preselected candidates will be contacted.
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