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GBV Case Worker

GBV Case Worker

Cesvi has been one of the first INGOs intervening in Libya, as soon as the Arab Spring begun in 2011 and is carrying out a Humanitarian Protection Program in Tripoli and Misrata within different settings, included Gender-based Violence program since 2016.

The project “Protection and Life Saving Assistance to refugees and asylum seekers in Libya”, funded by UNHCR intends to promote a favorable Protection environment for refugees and asylum seekers in Tripoli. Project activities are provided within the Community Development Center.

Specific tasks and responsibilities:

• Conducting appropriate Case Management for vulnerable women, men, girls and boys at risk/ Survivor of GBV, according to standard of procedures;
• Respecting Cesvi’s Standard Operating Procedures and Code of Conduct as well as policies for Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse;
• Participating in team meetings and trainings;
• Observing and respecting GBV Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs);

• Contributing to the daily quality implementation GBV case management, life skills and awareness activities;

• Carrying out collection of field data and supporting the CP/GBV Supervisor and CP/GBV Specialist in Data analysis;
• Proactively contribute to quality and timely drafting of reports on the progress of GBV activities;
• Supporting other departments during activities planning and implementation (i.e. life-skills activities, awareness sessions at the Social Center);
• Representing Cesvi in a professional manner in meetings and ensure effective cooperation with local partners and other relevant actors;
• Hand over his/her tasks with a proper and accurate handover report at the end of contract;
• Fulfil any other additional task requested by the CP/GBV Supervisor and CP/GBV Specialist.

Benefits

•  Health Insurance
• Social Security

Job Requirements

1. University degree in psychology, social work, social administration, social sciences, development studies, or a relevant field is an asset.
2.  At least 1 year experience with UN or Non‐Governmental organizations
3.  Experience in handling cases is an asset.
4.  Trainings in child protection and/or GBV minimum standards and gender mainstreaming are an asset.
5.  Previous experience of work with migrant and refugee communities is an asset.
6.  Good understanding of Protection Principles and Case Management standards
7.  Good command of written and spoken English.
8.  Good communication skills and ability to conduct training and awareness campaigns
9.  Good computer skills especially Microsoft packages.
10.  Good organizational and management skills.
11.  Ability to work with minimum supervision

Duty station:  Tripoli

Responsible to: S/he will report directly to the CDC Manager and functionally GBV Supervisor and the Protection Manager

How To Apply

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