Protection from Violence (PfV) encompasses tasks such as protection monitoring at community and household level, provision of specialised responses through Individual Protection Assistance (IPA) through cash or in-kind support and supporting cases through referrals both internally to NRC teams and externally to service providers, in accordance with NRC Country Office’s strategic and policy framework. The Protection Coordinator will work with Protection Manager to develop protection mainstreaming tools and guidance to ensure protection is integrated within programme cycle management and will support staff and partners capacity building through trainings and awareness raising sessions on minimum protection standards. Protection Coordinator will develop strong working relationships at East and field levels with protection actors and provide regular context analysis updates on key protection trends.

Generic responsibilities

1. Ensure compliance with NRC (global and national) policies and procedures, handbooks and guidelines and/or propose new initiatives to bridge gaps and implement these.
2. Contribute in the develops systems and SOPs and makes sure they are implemented accordingly.
3. Identify, analyse and evaluate key processes and gaps in the team activities and make recommendations for improvement.
4. Develop strong working relationships with local authorities, civil society, NGOs and other key stakeholders, including representing NRC in meetings as appropriate.
5. Ensure adherence to NRC policies, tools, handbooks, and guidelines.
6. Support in the roll-out of a needs assessment in target areas in East Ukraine, including border regions and other potentially insecure environments.
7. Maintain up-to-date service mapping and referral pathways for individuals identified in need of assistance.
8. Work with PM to ensure capacity building of all staff in line with work & development plans.
9. Prepare and develop status reports as required by management, including timely reporting on programmatic and contextual issues.
10. Ensure proper data protection of sensitive information at field level, development, and maintenance of databases, filing of documents in line with data protection protocols.

1. Supervision of the PfV team, including weekly operations and performance management as required.
2. Support the implementation of NRC’s Protection Policy and global protection standards within Country Office through working with programme management.
3. Develop strong working relationships at the Country Office level, Area East level and field level with external protection actors and referral partners. Represent NRC at the field level in protection coordination meetings. Support the development of multisectoral coordination mechanisms at local level in line with PfV strategy and national legal frameworks
4. Support in project management, including budgeting, to ensure targets and expenditures are appropriately planned and implemented in line with NRC policies and internal work plans.
5. Lead on stakeholder meetings and community participation and/or consultation processes with IDPs, returnees, and host communities
6. Support the development of protection tools and guidance and continually update protection action plans to ensure integrated and safe programming.
7. Produce regular context analysis updates on key protection trends and contribute to program development discussions.
8. Develop the detailed implementation plan, fieldwork plan, updating of the procurement trackers, and develop and update the spending plan.
9. Share regular updates and project progress reports and contribute to the development of donor reports.
10. Build partnerships with local organizations, fostering their capacity to support community- driven protection initiatives.
11. Facilitate regular team meetings and performance reviews to enhance staff motivation and performance.

Context/Specific skills, knowledge and experience

• Previous experience working in humanitarian projects is an advantage
• Deep knowledge and understanding of the local context, including socio-cultural, political, security and humanitarian situation
• Knowledge of global protection standards and relevant bodies of international law

What do We Offer

This position is open to candidates who have the legal right to work in Ukraine. Please note that we are unable to provide work permits or visa sponsorships for this position.

We offer an opportunity to match your career to a compelling cause and a chance to meet and work with people who are the best in their fields.

We are also looking for people who share our values:

• To be dedicated in what we do;
• To be innovative with our solutions;
• To act as one unified and inclusive team;
• To be accountable to the donors that make our work possible;

We invite applications from all qualified and interested candidates. Candidates are encouraged to apply early, as applications will be screened on a rolling basis and interviews will be assigned instantly until a suitable candidate is selected.

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Level of Education: Bachelor Degree

Work Hours: 8

Experience in Months: No requirements