Overview

Provides programmatic and technical leadership to the Country Office on all aspects related to planning, implementation, monitoring, and reporting of SRH humanitarian activities. Plays a leadership role in the coordination of programme implementation and SRH sub-cluster coordination.

Tasks Summary

• Support SRH programme response by providing programmatic and technical leadership, rapid assessments, and coordination of community and service delivery programmes.
• Provide technical leadership for MISP programme design and implementation.
• Co-lead the SRH technical coordination group under the Health Cluster.
• Undertake regular mapping of SRH services and analyze bottlenecks.
• Suggest innovative approaches to SRH service provision.
• Contribute to the development of internal UNFPA capacity on LMIS.
• Support procurement of emergency RH kits, equipment, medical supplies, and dignity kits.
• Collaborate with the Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) Specialist.
• Ensure alignment and compliance of COs’ humanitarian responses with UNFPA SRHiE Guidelines.
• Maintain working relationships and share relevant information with Health Cluster.
• Engage and represent the SRH Working Group in Health Coordination meetings.
• Liaise with UN partners for potential joint programming.
• Actively scan the internal and external environment for potential partnerships.
• Assist CO in developing proposals and fund raising for SRH programming.
• Lead development of Sudan humanitarian SRH briefs and analysis.
• Assist the CO in preparing relevant advocacy material and updates.
• Monitor and document UNFPA supported humanitarian interventions in SRH.
• Provide inputs for SitReps and other communication products.
• Monitor SRH interventions for crisis-affected populations.
• Provide input to the M&E system through DHIS2 and UNFPA Quantum+ reporting system.
• Oversee the monitoring of MISP implementation and functionality of EmONC facilities.
• Conduct or supervise monitoring and field visits.
• Support capacity building of national and humanitarian actors.
• Initiate and coordinate training sessions on SRH in emergencies.
• Perform any other duties as required by the Deputy Representative.

Experience Requirements

7 or more years working experience in the field of reproductive health, preferably in the UN system or INGO. Experience in coordination and implementation of Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for Reproductive Health. Proven ability to lead and manage teams to achieve demonstrable results. Strong analytical, coordination and organizational skills. Strong interest in development work, especially the mission of the United Nations Population Fund and dedication to the principles of the United Nations; and, Humanitarian and field experience is a strong asset.

Qualification Requirements

An advanced University degree in medical sciences or public health, or equivalent qualifications.