The Chief Child Protection is responsible for managing and leading all stages of child protection programmes/projects to create a protective environment for children and protect their rights.
At least 10 years of international professional experience in child protection related areas, some of which at a managerial level, is required. Proven experience in development and/or humanitarian settings is required. Previous work experience in child protection in Small Island Developing States or the Asia-Pacific region is required. Proven experience in donor relationships, resource mobilisation and complex grant management is required. Proven experience working in diverse, low-capacity country contexts, including providing hands-on technical support on legal reform and child justice; strengthening national child protection systems, and prevention and response to violence, particularly in support of government counterparts and national institutions is required.
A Master or equivalent (Advanced University Degree) in International Law, Psychology, international development, human rights, sociology, social science, justice and any other related fields is required.
