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DRC Humanitarian Response Roster – Candidate Database
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Job Description The DRC Humanitarian Response Roster has a Candidate Database where individuals interested in joining the roster can register when the roster is not open for recruitment. Please note: Registering in the Candidate Database does not mean you are a member of the DRC Humanitarian Response Roster. By registering, you are expressing interest in potential deployments and roster membership, but this registration does not automatically result in membership . DRC will use this database to search for skilled humanitarian experts if we are unable to find a suitable candidate among our current roster members for a specific position. Additionally, candidates in the database will be notified when the roster opens for recruitment of new members. Advertisement Important: It is not mandatory to register in the database to be considered for future roster membership. DRC will continue to accept applications for roster membership, through our usual recruitment campaigns. Requirements for registration in the database: Candidates registering in the database must meet the same criteria as those applying for roster membership, which include: Minimum of 3 years of humanitarian experience within their specific technical field 2-3 years of international humanitarian field experience Proficiency in one (preferably two) official UN language. English is mandatory, while French is considered a strong advantage Knowledge and understanding of the complexities involved in refugee and IDP responses Relevant educational background and preferably United Nations experience DRC Humanitarian Response Roster The DRC Humanitarian Response Roster aims to mobilise qualified and committed humanitarian experts for deployments to our UN partners. This enhances the capacity of UN organisations to deliver timely, effective, and accountable humanitarian responses to people affected by crises.
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