Overview
This post will strengthen UNICEF Uganda’s Ebola response by ensuring that PSEA and safeguarding are fully embedded across programmes and partners. It will help make the response safer, more accountable, and more accessible for affected communities.
Key Responsibilities
- Integrate PSEA and safeguarding across Ebola response programmes.
- Ensure PSEA is reflected in programme design and community engagement.
- Include prevention messaging in outreach and communication materials.
- Train partners and frontline workers on PSEA, safeguarding and GBV risk mitigation.
- Provide technical guidance and mentoring to partners.
- Support partners to strengthen implementation quality and consistency.
- Conduct field monitoring of partner activities.
- Review partner compliance with PSEA standards.
- Identify gaps and provide practical support to address them.
- Identify and assess SEA and safeguarding risks.
- Contribute to risk assessments, safety audits and mitigation measures.
- Strengthen safe, confidential and accessible reporting channels.
- Promote awareness of SEA reporting pathways.
- Support community complaint and feedback mechanisms.
- Strengthen referral pathways for survivors.
- Promote survivor-centred approaches linked to GBV and child protection services.
- Support PSEA coordination within UNICEF and inter-agency platforms.
- Collaborate with government, UN and implementing partners.
- Monitor overall PSEA integration across the response.
- Provide regular updates and a final report.
Required Experience
5 years of relevant work experience in Child Protection, Protection from sexual exploitation and abuse, Safeguarding, Gender based violence, Humanitarian response, Public health emergency response, Community engagement, Capacity building, Accountability to affected populations, Monitoring and reporting and any other related fields.
Qualifications
Master or equivalent (Advanced University Degree) in Social Services, Public Health, International Development, Gender studies and any other related fields.
