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Head of Protection, Return and Reintegration Unit (P), Bangui, Central African Republic
CDIil y a environ 1 mois
Job Description
Centrafrique
Freelance
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International Consultant to Strengthen Child Protection in Humanitarian Action including the Children and Armed Conflict Agenda, Bangui, Central African Republic This job is archived.
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What this role involves
You will support UNICEF’s child protection team in Bangui to strengthen coordination and response in humanitarian settings, with a focus on the Children and Armed Conflict (CAAC) agenda. Day-to-day work includes assessing protection gaps, training partners on monitoring and reporting mechanisms (MRM), and advising on reintegration programmes for children associated with armed forces.
Key skills to highlight
Show your experience in humanitarian child protection, especially MRM, case management, and community-based psychosocial support. Demonstrate knowledge of CAAC resolutions (e.g., UN Security Council 1612) and ability to work with government, UN, and NGO actors. Fluency in French is essential; English is a plus.
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Add a “Humanitarian Child Protection” section under your experience. List specific emergencies you’ve worked in (e.g., CAR, Sahel, DRC) and mention any training you’ve delivered on MRM or child protection in armed conflict. Use bullet points with numbers, like “Trained 50+ frontline workers on reporting grave violations.”
Before you apply
This job is archived, so confirm it is still open on UNICEF’s official careers page. Never pay for applications or visa processing—UNICEF does not charge fees at any stage. Verify the consultant contract terms (daily rate, duration) directly with the hiring office in Bangui.
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