Project Officer (SGBV - We Matter Too! Project) Position at TearFund

Location: Benue
Employment Type: Contract
Contract Length: 2 years
Hours: Full-time, 40hrs/week
Job Category: Global Influencing & Programmes
Potential Interview Date: 9th October 2024

Job Description

Tearfund is recruiting a Project Officer to support the "We Matter Too!" project, focusing on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) and Maternal & Child Health and Protection Rights (MCHPR). You will assist the SGBV/MCHPR Coordinator in managing the program's financial integrity and overall success. This role requires 80% field travel, monitoring project activities and community dialogues to ensure adherence to international standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist in planning, supervision, and monitoring of field activities.
• Contribute to information management and ensure project SOPs are followed.
• Participate in technical advisory meetings and collaborate with the GBV/PSS unit.
• Support project monitoring at the community level.
• Maintain program quality and financial integrity.

Qualifications & Skills

• BSc/BA in Gender Studies, Public Health, Peacebuilding, or related fields (Master's degree preferred).
• 3+ years of experience in development, project design, implementation, and M&E.
• Experience with Project Cycle Management, capacity building, and community-based projects.
• Knowledge of SPHERE Standards, CHS, and SGBV programming.
• Working knowledge of local languages (Tiv, Hausa preferred).
• Christian faith and alignment with Tearfund’s values.

Application Deadline

30th September 2024

Conclusion

If you're passionate about making a tangible impact in the fight against sexual and gender-based violence and have the skills and experience needed, we encourage you to apply for the Project Officer position with Tearfund. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to transformative community development and advocate for the rights of vulnerable populations in Benue.

Embrace this chance to join a dedicated team and be part of a global mission to end poverty and injustice. Apply by 30th September 2024 to become a key player in the "We Matter Too!" project and help build a safer, more equitable future for all.

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