I JOB SUMMARY GBV Protection and PSS (Psycho Social Support) officer position holder is responsible to provide coordination and supervision for effective implementation of Women Led in Emergency project at ground level. She will be also responsible for the strengthening healing services within WGSS and directly provide Gender ,safeguarding and protection mainstreaming. In the respective woreda.

II RESPONSIBILITIES AND TASKS: Job Responsibility 1: Planning and Implementation of Program Activities ( % time 20%) Ensures that planning and implementation of the project activities are in accordance with the program principles, approaches, and procedures of the organization; Works closely with other project staffs and partners in planning, and implementing the project activities; Ensures effective implementation of the project activities as per the set plan of action and as per the donor requirement. Makes sure that all plans are down to annual, quarterly and weekly basis and same is done for by project officers and facilitators; Job Responsibility 2: Women led in Emergency( WLiE) and EMAP model implementation ( % time 60%) Implement the WLiE methodology with each of the two woredas according to the WLiE model guidelines Implement Engaging Men and Boys in to accountability Practice (EMAP) approach according to the EMAP guidelines. Identify and coordinate opportunities for WLiE, and engaging men and boys programming to be connected and strengthened by joint implementation. Conduct healing and traditional activities within the WGSS Collaborate and communicate regularly with the WLiE project manager, and WLiE advisor on WLiE and EMAP activity implementation and learnings. Facilitate woreda based WLiE and EMAP workshops and trainings. Organize, document, and share learnings and good practices from WLiE and EMAP model implementations. Develop and share standard progress reporting as per donor templet and as required. Provide professional PSS service and Specialized referrals for those who need it. Assist mapping, establishment and strengthening of GBV referral pathways; Assist in conducting rapid PSS assessment Identify individuals who are traumatized and require PSS service Provide PFA for GBV survivors and others in distress Ensure PSHEA is integrated in project implementation Oversee and monitor Women friendly spaces established. Lead community dialogues in collaboration with Community Facilitators

Job Responsibility 3: Monitoring and Supervision (% of time 5 %) Maintain up-to-date data related to GBV /PSS in emergency project activities and deliver it to learning designed and measurement manager for data entry and analysis. Organizes and facilitates joint participatory monitoring programs with zonal and woreda partners. Facilitates/Conducts joint, supportive supervision with Zonal/Woreda /MOH, Women Affairs Bureau and other government staffs from signatory sectors. Facilitates and conduct regular review meetings and project review schedules at all woreda levels along with project staff and work with different institutions to create institutional commitment; Together with other Project team sets project quality standards and action steps and monitor the performance accordingly; Conducts regular supportive supervision to IDPs and host community for groupwomen s, boys groups, parents and other project interventions Job Responsibility 4: Facilitate Learning and Net Working (5 %) Establishes firm and institutionalized working relationship with local government officials, community institutions, IDP Committees and other stake holders; Keeps up to date the development in the sectors, including best practices examples in country and ensure ongoing personal development and learning; Prepares regular project progress updates at all woredas level and discuss with representatives of the woreda; Represents CARE in woreda and zone level meetings, coordination forum on issues related to GBV in emergency. Job Responsibility 5: Reporting, Staff Supervision, Coaching and Team Building:( % of time 5 %) Develops appropriate reporting formats together with the head Office monitoring and evaluation officer teams Collects, organize and summarize monthly and quarterly performance reports from project officers/empowerment for facilitators. Monitor the quality and reliability of the reports collected from Community Facilitators, Supervises, coach and gives technical backup to Community Facilitators. Conducts performance review and appraisal of the employee under his/her supervision according to the policy of the organization. Job Responsibility 6: Perform other duties as assigned. % of Time = 5 %

III PROBLEM SOLVING (Thinking Environment) Levels one and two of problem solving apply to the incumbent. The incumbent involves with daily routine activities, she/he also uses interpolative skills to pick and choose the right solution to address given problems. IV GENDER EQUALITY Understanding and demonstrated commitment to the importance of gender, youth and social inclusion issues. Demonstrated commitment to principles of Gender Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and PSEAH (safeguarding), as evidenced in previous positions / programming. No of Opening – 1 position Salary – 746USD

V. QUALIFICATIONS (KNOW HOW) A EDUCATION/TRAINING Required: Degree in psychology, gender studies, sociology, social work, or related areas of focus from a recognized University. B EXPERIENCE: Required: 3 years of relevant experience with the first degree and 2 years of relevant experience plus post graduate degree Experience on implementing or leading Sexual and reproductive health and/or Gender focused projects in emergency Experience on working with crisis affected community NGO experience in humanitarian setting is a plus C TECHNICAL SKILLS Required: Language proficiency in written and spoken English; Computer proficiency; Good communication and report writing skill; Firm belief in teamwork, gender equality, sensitivity to rural adolescent health, economic and social needs, conceptual understanding of participatory approach and sustainable development. Ability to communicate in local language (Oromifa) D COMPETENCIES Respect, accountability, courage, excellence, building partnerships, stress tolerance, building commitment, coaching, interpersonal skill, operational decision-making, planning and organizing, information monitoring.