Deadline: 15-Jul-22
The Social Welfare Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab and United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) are launching a Gender-Based Violence Case Management Capacity Building Initiative (GBV CMCBI) to support provision of harmonized approaches to building capacity on GBV Case Management (CM).
The overall objective of the GBV CMCBI is to support country-level service providers to provide quality care, as well as support and protection to GBV survivors, with a focus on safe, ethical and comprehensive GBV CM. The specific purpose of the GBV CMCBI is to develop a national pool of trainers on GBV CM and a cadre of country-level GBV actors with enhanced understanding and commitment to GBV CM based on the Interagency Gender-based Violence Case Management.
Eligibility Criteria
- Experience in GBV case management either in direct service delivery (i.e. a frontline caseworker or a supervisor of caseworkers) or in the management of GBV case management programmes;
- Understands and applies survivor-centered approach; applies the GBV Guiding Principles (right to safety, confidentiality, dignity and self-determination, and non-discrimination); believes in gender equality and applies, promotes and integrates gender analysis into humanitarian programming; and uses emotional intelligence;
- Experience facilitating and delivering training (certified trainers are asked to deliver step down training on GBV case management and to provide “coaching” to applicants that are not selected and participants who are not certified).
- Fluency in English, and Urdu.
Note: Candidates may be employees of the United Nations, NGOs, local community organizations organizations Disabled People’s Organizations (DPOs), government structures, educational institutes, and organizations advocating for women’s rights. Candidates chosen for the Pool of Trainers should also represent different zones in the country to ensure a wide geographic coverage.
For more information, visit https://pakistan.unfpa.org/en/submission/call-applications-gbv-case-management-capacity-building-initiative-pakistan