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Assistant.e Programme Protection, Analyse et Rapportage, Assistant.e Programme Protection, Analyse et Rapportage, Conakry, Guinea
CDIil y a environ 1 mois
Job Description
Guinée
Bénévolat
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Assistant.e Programme Protection, Analyse et Rapportage
Le/la Volontaire des Nations Unies travaillera sous la supervision directe du Coordinateur du Renforcement des Capacités et de la Coopération Technique, en se concentrant sur la protection des droits humains en Guinée. Les responsabilités incluent l'organisation de visites de terrain pour enquêter sur les violations des droits humains, la conduite de recherches, la rédaction de notes de plaidoyer et de rapports, ainsi que le renforcement des capacités techniques et institutionnelles. Le poste implique également l'établissement de relations de coopération avec des institutions étatiques et non étatiques, la contribution à des activités de renforcement des capacités, et la participation à la mobilisation des ressources et à l'évaluation des projets. Le/la volontaire est encouragé(e) à approfondir sa compréhension du volontariat et à contribuer à la visibilité du programme UNV. Expérience en recherche sur les droits humains, capacité à rédiger des rapports et des documents de plaidoyer, compétences en organisation de visites de terrain, connaissance du renforcement des capacités en matière de droits humains, solides compétences en communication et en établissement de relations, et capacité à travailler avec diverses parties prenantes.
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The UN Volunteer will work under the direct supervision of the Capacity Building and Technical Cooperation Coordinator, focusing on human rights protection in Guinea. Responsibilities include organizing field visits to investigate human rights violations, conducting research, drafting advocacy notes and reports, and strengthening technical and institutional capacities. The role also involves establishing cooperative relationships with state and non-state institutions, contributing to capacity-building activities, and participating in resource mobilization and project evaluation. The volunteer is encouraged to enhance their understanding of volunteering and contribute to the UNV program's visibility. Experience in human rights research Ability to draft reports and advocacy materials Skills in organizing field visits Knowledge of capacity building in human rights Strong communication and relationship-building skills Ability to work with diverse stakeholders
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