Protection Team Leader – PM and CBP

Danish Refugee Council - DRC

Staff Closes 28 Jul 2026 5 days left

Overview

The Protection Team Leader will ensure quality implementation of protection monitoring and community-based protection activities, supervising relevant teams and providing technical guidance.


Key Responsibilities
  • Direct supervision of CBP and PM activities.
  • Support and train PM team to collect, analyze and report information on human rights and protection concerns.
  • Support CBP teams with community committees for training, mentoring and feedback.
  • Proactively identify gaps and capacity needs of direct reports.
  • Deliver internal and external training.
  • Facilitate referrals to other humanitarian actors or service providers.
  • Collaborate with other Protection Team Leaders and agencies.
  • Lead on the implementation of activities within technical scope of CBP and PM.
  • Be accountable for the operational execution of DRC CBP Guidelines, DRC Protection Monitoring Guidelines, Protection Prevention Programming guidance, and Consortium, Global Protection and DRC Bangladesh SoPs.
  • Ensure quality and timely implementation throughout the duration of the project.
  • Support the monitoring of financial commitments and expenditures against budgets.
  • Proactively plan and coordinate logistics and movements of staff.
  • Initiate procurements and ensure their execution.
  • Complete weekly reporting on activities, and supporting drafting weekly report, monthly protection reports, quarterly protection bulletins, and ad-hoc reports.
  • Supervise team, complete, well-being development and leave trackers, and other DRC tools.
  • Foster and maintain excellent working relationships with all stakeholders and participate in daily coordination.
  • Work closely with other DRC staff, particularly GBV, to ensure synergy across programmes and to mainstream protection across DRC interventions.
  • Support in recruitment and do performance evaluations of direct reports.
  • Ensure proper documentation and secure storage of protection data.
  • Maintain the data and tools through supervising the field team on data entry and updating tools.
  • Generate regular reports for information management, MEAL and subsector reporting purposes.
  • Provide inputs / feedback for donor reports and CBP / PM sections for proposals.
  • Prepare additional reports as requested.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in Excel, Activity Info, and PowerBi.
  • Ensure the compliance of information systems and process with applicable standards.
  • Collaborate on the Protection sector strategy and implementation of ongoing protection risk analysis and technical quality improvement.
  • Represent DRC at relevant technical and cross cutting coordination meetings.
  • Initiate and follow up bilateral relationships with key stakeholders.
  • Ensure collaboration with other DRC sectors and support integration.
  • Comply with all global and location-specific safety rules, policies, and procedures.
  • Report safety incidents, near- misses and other relevant information to the safety team.
  • Ensure team members’ safety while they perform duties.
Required Experience
  • Previous experience working with vulnerable communities or refugees in a similar context.
  • Minimum three years of protection or human rights work experience with a minimum of two years’ experience in General Protection.
  • Direct Protection implementation experience including group facilitation and protection analysis.
  • Experience in Cox’s Bazar humanitarian response with an international NGO or UN active in the Protection Sector, GBV sub sector and/or Child Protection Sub Sector is required.
  • Experience in closely related academic, journalistic or developmental work may be considered.
  • Experience in protection interventions including in technical supervision capacity.
  • Experience in Protection sensitive representation for an organization on cross cutting issues.
Qualifications
  • University education in Psychology, Social Work, Sociology and Linguistics, Anthropology, Conflict Resolution, Gender Studies, Law, or related field. Masters preferred.
  • In cases of candidates with substantial work experience in similar profiles, an educational background that develops planning and organization.
Other Details
Languages Required
English – (Fluent in writing and speaking) Bengali – (Fluent in writing and speaking)
Languages Preferred
Chittagonian (sufficient proficiency for communication with Rohingya speakers).
Contract Duration
Not specified
Work Modality
Not specified
Remuneration
Not specified
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