Workers Jobs - Mount Lebanon Lebanon

<section><p class="heading jdMain">Job Description</p><p class="heading">Roles &amp; Responsibilities</p><div class="paragraph"><p>The post is located at the Programme Office in Lebanon, in Beirut under the UNODC Regional Office for the Middle East and North Africa (ROMENA). Within delegated authority, the Programme Officer (Head of Programme Office in Lebanon will be responsible for overseeing the overall implementation of UNODC Programmes and activities in Lebanon. The incumbent will also act as the Head of the UNODC Programme Office in Lebanon and represent UNODC vis-a-vis the Government of Lebanon and the international community in Lebanon. The Programme Coordinator works under the overall guidance of the Regional Representative for the Middle East and North Africa (ROMENA), and under the direct supervision of the Deputy Regional Representative. The incumbent is a member of the relevant United Nations Country Team (UNCT) under the strategic guidance and coordination of the United Nations Resident Coordinator (UNRC). In this capacity, the incumbent leads UNODC's engagement in UN common country planning, programming, funding, monitoring and evaluation activities and actively contributes to the establishment of the Common Country Analysis and United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (CCA and UNSDCF) and related joint workplan, resource mobilization and communications strategies and plans as well as the Business Operations Strategy especially under the UN reform and the 2030 Agenda. For more information on UNODC, please visit www.unodc.org</p><p>Responsibilities</p><p>Within assigned authority, the incumbent will be responsible for the overall implementation and direction of UNODC projects and initiatives in Lebanon under the Regional Framework for Arab States. S/he will be responsible for the following specific tasks:</p><ul><li>Ensure the strategic direction and management of the programme for Lebanon and contribute to expand and raise resources for the Lebanon Programme across UNODC mandates with financial support from governments, international organizations, member states and private sector.</li><li>Under the leadership of the respective Regional Representative and Deputy Representative, act as Head of Office representing UNODC vis- -vis the national counterparts, the UN, the international community and other partners working towards national, regional and inter-regional long-term capacity-building in UNODC mandates and in particular in drug control and crime prevention, in order to promote adherence to and ensure consistency with the terms of the United Nations conventions, drug control treaties, the Conventions against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC), Corruption (UNCAC) and cybercrime, the international instruments to counter terrorism and the UN standards and norms in criminal justice and crime prevention.</li><li>Translate programmatic objectives produced by ROMENA in efficient and viable technical assistance and policy development work for Lebanon and support ROMENA in the establishment of the strategic direction and expansion of cooperation in the context of the UNODC Regional Programme for the Arab States.</li><li>Contribute towards UN-wide strategic planning and cooperation in Lebanon and advocate for drugs/crime related issues to be embedded in key UN programmatic instruments such as the United Nations Common Country Analysis; Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework; and contribute to the Efficiency Roadmap goals (i.e. Business Operations Strategy annual review; Common Back Offices/Local Shared Service Centres; Common Premises) as well as UN common goals such as women empowerment, gender equality.</li><li>Coordinate and liaise with UNODC field offices and global programs, as well as relevant units at UNODC Headquarters (HQ), the authorities of the host country, and other relevant international and regional actors to facilitate project implementation and create synergies in this regard.</li></ul><p>Advocacy</p><ul><li>Establish close partnership with the national counterparts in Lebanon, manage and coordinate communications with governments, other UN agencies, international organizations, and diplomatic missions on drug control, crime prevention and criminal justice policy issues and the broader UNODC mandate.</li></ul><p>Programme Implementation</p><ul><li>Coordinate, oversee, and monitor the planning the budgeting and the implementation of the UNODC portfolio in Lebanon, including but not limited to drug control; countering human trafficking/smuggling of migrant; countering corruption; prison reform; juvenile justice; countering maritime crime and border management.</li><li>Lead and manage the implementation of the crime prevention and criminal justice programme in Lebanon, ensuring effective human rights and gender mainstreaming across all interventions, and maintaining oversight of programme delivery, budgets, expenditures, and partnerships with national counterparts and donors.</li><li>Monitor and analyze programme and project development and implementation; identify risks challenges to be addressed and propose corrective actions.</li><li>Identify and assess technical assistance strategies of donors active in criminal justice and crime prevention.</li><li>Design coordinate and support training and capacity-building activities for criminal justice actors, including the development of technical materials and the delivery of interregional, regional, and national training activities.</li><li>Ensure effective financial management, fund monitoring, and compliance with reporting requirement of the projects in Lebanon meeting related reporting obligations and coordinate timely projects reviews and revisions as required.</li><li>Engage with funding partners at national and international level to expand and raise resources for the crime prevention, criminal justice portfolio.</li><li>Collect and analyze data to identify trends and patterns. Provide insights through graphs, charts, tables, and reports using data visualization methods to support data-driven planning, decision-making, and reporting.</li><li>Draft and review a variety of high quality and timely written outputs, such as background papers, policy proposals, official correspondence, working papers, mission reports, presentations, and organize, participate in, and deliver presentations at policy-making, expert group, and programme- and project-related meetings, workshops, and discussions.</li><li>Promote gender equality and mainstream gender across all programmatic activities and policies in line with UNODC Gender Strategy.</li></ul><p>Managing the Programme Office</p><ul><li>Provide oversight in managing the financial, physical and human resources of the local UNODC office under his/her supervision in line with the established policies and delegated authority in Lebanon</li><li><br></li></ul></div></section><section><p class="heading">Desired Candidate Profile</p><p class="paragraph"></p><h2>Education</h2><p>Advanced university degree (Master s degree or equivalent) in criminology, law, social sciences or related field is required. A first-level university degree in similar fields, in combination with two additional years of qualifying experience, may be accepted in lieu of the advanced university degree.</p><h2>Job - Specific Qualification</h2><p>Not available.</p><h2>Work Experience</h2><ul><li>A minimum of five years of relevant, progressively responsible professional work experience, in implementing projects/programs in international technical cooperation in criminal justice and crime prevention and strengthening criminal justice systems is required.</li><li>Experience in the delivery of capacity-building, training and advisory services training and providing advice and assistance to national criminal justice and crime prevention organizations is required.</li><li>Experience in fund-raising and in managing projects funded by international funding partners, including the European Union, intergovernmental or international organizations is desirable.</li><li>Experience in team and performance management is desirable</li><li>Experience in data analytics or related areas is desirable.</li></ul><h2>Languages</h2><p>English and French are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat. For this job opening, English and Arabic are required.</p><p></p></section>

<section><p class="heading jdMain">Job Description</p><p class="heading">Roles &amp; Responsibilities</p><div class="paragraph"><p>Social Development Officer Ministry of Social Affairs Background In the context of prolonged displacement, economic crises, and increasing social vulnerabilities, MOSA seeks to recruit a development expert to support the implementation and coordination of social development interventions under the social welfare component of the National Social Protection Strategy, and the local development component of MoSA 2PHONE_NUMBER Strategy, particularly those delivered through Social Development Centers (SDCs). In this process, the role aims to bridge humanitarian, development and peace programming within MOSA and support the development and implementation of the MoSA Social Development Centers Strategy. The role will work closely with government counterparts, UN agencies, and civil society, to promote inclusive, holistic and conflict sensitive interventions that address vulnerabilities and strengthen community resilience. The position will also support the alignment of relevant humanitarian and development interventions with MoSA s SDC platform, including the gradual integration or linkage of selected partner-supported activities, tools and referral pathways into SDCs where appropriate, in line with national policies, institutional sustainability, protection principles and MoSA priorities.</p><p>Roles and Responsibilities</p><p>Support the development and operationalization of the SDC Strategy</p><p>Support MoSA in finalizing, refining and operationalizing the Social Development Centers Strategy, ensuring alignment with the MoSA 2PHONE_NUMBER Strategy and the National Social Protection Strategy. Support the translation of the SDC Strategy into practical implementation plans, including phased roll-out plans, annual workplans, geographic prioritization, responsibilities, timelines and follow-up mechanisms. Assist in defining and refining the role of SDCs as local entry points for social services, outreach, referrals, community engagement, social assistance linkages, protection-sensitive support, economic inclusion referrals and local initiatives.development Support MoSA in clarifying the minimum service package of SDCs, including core functions such as intake, identification, referral, follow-up, communication, community engagement, community outreach, protection risk identification, case management linkages and coordination with specialized service providers. Support the development or refinement of SOPs, guidance notes, templates and tools required for SDC strategy implementation.</p><p>Support implementation follow-up and coordination across MoSA structures</p><p>Work closely with relevant MoSA central departments, regional structures and SDC heads to support implementation of the SDC Strategy. Establish and maintain an implementation follow-up mechanism, including action trackers, progress dashboards, regular check-ins and reporting templates. Support regular coordination meetings between MoSA central units, regional focal points and selected SDCs to identify bottlenecks, document progress and agree on corrective actions. Support the organization and documentation of consultations, workshops and technical meetings related to SDC reform, service packages, referral pathways, staffing needs, capacity building and operational planning. Help ensure that SDC-level implementation is aligned with national standards while allowing flexibility to respond to local needs and area-specific vulnerabilities.</p><p>Coordinate stakeholders and partner alignment around SDCs</p><p>Support MoSA in coordinating with UNHCR, UN agencies, NGOs, municipalities, civil society organizations and development partners working in or through SDCs. Map ongoing and planned partner interventions linked to SDCs, including social services, protection, psychosocial support, GBV, child protection, disability inclusion, economic inclusion, local development, outreach and referral activities. Support MoSA in identifying opportunities to reduce duplication, improve complementarity and align partner-supported activities with the SDC Strategy. Support the integration of selected UNHCR-supported tools, practices, referral pathways and activities into SDCs, where appropriate and in line with MoSA systems.</p><p>Support monitoring, reporting, learning and institutionalization</p><p>Support MoSA in developing a monitoring framework for SDC Strategy implementation, including indicators on coverage, accessibility, service delivery, referrals, partner presence, capacity building, inclusion and user feedback. Prepare regular implementation updates, meeting minutes, action-point trackers, progress reports and briefing notes for MoSA leadership and partners. Document implementation challenges, lessons learned, good practices and recommendations to inform adjustments to the SDC Strategy and its roll-out. Support the preparation of briefs, concept notes and partner updates related to SDC reform, service delivery strengthening and institutional development. Support MoSA in institutionalizing SDC coordination and follow-up mechanisms within its regular structures, rather than creating parallel project-based arrangements.</p><p>Support MOSA s engagement with development actors, donors, finance institutions and the private sector to mobilize resources</p><p>Contribute to MOSA s engagement with development partners, including International Financial Institutions, Multilateral Development Banks, and Bilateral Development donors and the private sector to mobilize resources, roles and capacities that advance NSPS aligned initiatives with strategy Assist MOSA in identifying, strategically articulating and capitalizing development and resilience opportunities and partnerships, including through building internal capacities, tools and messaging Contribute to concept notes, briefs, and proposals linked to NSPS priorities</p><p>Documentation, monitoring, evaluation and reporting</p><p>Support MOSA to document and operationalize its SDC strategy and response framework through the development and refinement of SOPs, tools, guidance, and costed, multi year workplans, including phased implementation scenarios aligned with existing capacities, with the aim to enact it into inclusive government funded policies and/or legal frameworks Contribute to studies and analytical activities that build the conceptual framework and evidence base for comprehensive, inclusive and development-oriented responses to forced displacement. Organize, facilitate and report on relevant stakeholder meetings, as well as follow up on action points Report regularly on key activities, constraints, achievements, lessons learned and solutions, as well as contribute to monitoring, reporting, and learning focused on coverage, quality, and inclusiveness</p></div></section><section><p class="heading">Desired Candidate Profile</p><p class="paragraph"></p><ul><li>University degree, preferably at an advanced level, in International Development, Development Studies Public Policy, Public Administration, Political Science, Economics, Social Sciences or other relevant technical fields</li><li>Minimum 7 years of experience in strategy development, planning, implementation and management of protection, community development or social services programming, reform and systems strengthening</li><li>Experience in community-based service delivery, case management, referral pathways, social workforce strengthening, and area-based programming is highly desirable.</li><li>Experience working with UN agencies, NGOs, municipalities, local authorities and government counterparts in Lebanon is an asset.</li><li>Knowledge of humanitarian-development linkages, displacement dynamics, protection mainstreaming and inclusion is desirable, particularly in relation to service delivery through national systems.</li><li>Strong understanding of social service delivery systems, decentralized service provision, SDC operations, social welfare, protection, inclusion and referral pathways.</li><li>Demonstrated experience in strategy operationalization, including development of workplans, implementation tools, SOPs, monitoring frameworks and progress reports.</li><li>Strong coordination and facilitation skills, including experience managing multi-stakeholder consultations, technical working groups and follow-up mechanisms.</li><li>Understanding of protection mainstreaming, accountability to affected populations, community engagement, case management, inclusion of persons with disabilities, gender-sensitive programming and access to services.</li><li>Solid knowledge of poverty, vulnerability, displacement, social protection and social development challenges in Lebanon.</li><li>Proven analytical, drafting and reporting skills, including ability to prepare briefs, meeting minutes, action trackers, implementation updates and donor/government-facing documents.</li><li>Ability to work closely with central and field-level teams, including SDC heads, regional coordinators and partner organizations.</li><li>Ability to work independently, manage multiple workstreams and follow up on implementation bottlenecks.</li><li>Fluency in Arabic and English; French is an asset.</li></ul><p></p></section>

<section><p class="heading jdMain">Job Description</p><p class="heading">Roles &amp; Responsibilities</p><div class="paragraph"><p>In accordance with the established Agency policy and procedures, the incumbent is responsible for advising on and operationalizing all aspects of UNRWA security and risk management, crisis readiness and preparedness in the Field, for all UNRWA personnel both Internationally recruited and locally recruited Area staff with focus on frontline Area staff security, particularly in those areas heavily impacted by the current conflict.</p><p>The Senior Field Security Officer (SFSO) serves as a principal Advisor and assists the Front Office (DUA and DDUA (Operations/Programmes)) in the execution of their security responsibilities in the Field. The SFSO ensures UNRWA's Security and Risk Management system is context specific and tailored to the needs of frontline personnel. S/he supports the identification, implementation of security and risk management best practices and other Standard Operation Procedures across the Field. The SFSO ensures UNRWA's participation in the UN Security Management System (UNSMS) and supports UNRWA's compliance with security requirements, as appropriate. The SFSO also maintains close cooperation with UN Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS), Agency Funds and Programmes Security Officer(s), as well as with the Host Government security agencies, local community, and beneficiaries. Where applicable, the SFSO provides direct supervision to the Close Protection Team, and in addition to all aspects of the Field Security Risk &amp; Management (FSRM) team. In this context, SFSO performs the following:</p><p><strong>1. Security Risk Assessment:</strong></p><ul><li>In line with UNSMS methodology, leads the development of security risk management processes, outlining potential risks and recommends prevention and mitigation strategies towards improving the security of both the internationally recruited and the frontline Area staff, as well as the installations with a particular emphasis on the Camp level;</li><li>In close cooperation with the Front Office and Department and Programme Heads, ensures that security initiatives are fully coordinated, approved and integrated into appropriate Agency-wide policy;</li><li>Oversees the process of comprehensive threat analysis and security risk assessments to include all area staff, locations, installations and activities in the assigned Field;</li><li>Manages the processes of various security assessments, both routine and adhoc, as required, to ensure optimal prevention and mitigation measures are in place;</li><li>Reviews inputs and recommends improvements in coordination with DSRM, HQ (Amman) in the implementation, further development and monitoring and evaluation (M&amp;E) of the security and risk management system for all staff with the objective to minimize risk in the contextual, programmatic and professional workplace-risk categories for frontline Area staff;</li><li>Manages the UNRWA security incidents system as required and ensures that the Agency Security Incident Management System (SIMS) is fully implemented, kept up-to-date and reports filed properly. Oversees the upgrading of the SIMS to provide critical information for security analysis; encourages incident reporting at the Camp and Area level;</li></ul><p><strong>2. UNRWA Security Plan, Security Risk Management processes and UNSMS Security Risk Management (SRM) Measures:</strong></p><ul><li>Plans and oversees Security Risk Management process for all offices and maintains guidance such as security, contingency, emergency and evacuation plans as required;</li><li>Supports and supervises the implementation and adherence to the Area Security Plan and coordinates capacity building efforts for relevant frontline staff with the support of the available security resources on the ground;</li><li>Is responsible for developing and updating the Field specific security contingency plans in accordance with the United Nations Security Policy Manual that governs Internationally recruited staff and UNRWA risk management system for Area staff; coordinates and organizes emergency medical evacuation and convoy security procedures;</li><li>Ensures and manages that all new International and Area staff personnel receive briefings upon arrival, local security training as necessitated by changes in security environment, and are kept informed of matters affecting their security;</li><li>Ensures implementation of the frontline staff capacity-building plan, including SSAFE training programme for frontline staff, as required, and professional work-place risk trainings;</li><li>Manages the staff warden/ information systems as required;</li><li>Ensures that UNRWA Field Office procedures conform to the UNSMS and UNRWA policy and standards as appropriate, and that UNRWA personnel is included in the Security Plan comprising International staff with eligible dependents and the Area staff;</li><li>Ensures that appropriate staff tracking procedures are in place for all UNRWA staff travel; ensures compliance of International staff with Travel Request Information Process (TRIP) including the security clearance process;</li><li>Oversees staff's adherence and compliance to various (UNDSS and UNRWA specific) security plans and advisories, such as warden systems, and Residential Security Measures (RSM);</li><li>Assists the Field Director in assessing and implementing security risk management measures with a view towards SRM compliance for all aspects of UNRWA operations, including staff and supports the development and implementation of operational procedures and standards with regard to contextual, programmatic and professional work-place risk categories for frontline Area staff based on best practices in the Field; in LFO, chairs the Field Office advisory sub-committee on Security and Risk Management and make recommendations to the Field Director.</li></ul><p><strong>3. Office Security Management:</strong></p><ul><li>Oversees and directs the reporting of area d security incidents and information; monitoring of guarding schedules; conducting radio checks and providing logistics support;</li><li>Leads periodic appropriate security assessments of UNRWA premises, equipment and advises on shortfalls in security preparedness with recommended improvements and solutions;</li><li>Reviews office security surveys and recommends physical security measures validated by D/SRM to the Field Director or DDUA;</li><li>Ensures due security arrangements (fire, hazards etc.) in UNRWA premises, makes recommendations to responsible units and conducts periodic drills, and works closely on emergency preparedness and readiness activities;</li><li>Leads the development and maintenance of plans to engage frontline Area Staff, beneficiaries and community to further safeguard UNRWA installations' security;</li></ul></div></section><section><p class="heading">Desired Candidate Profile</p><p class="paragraph"></p><ul><li>An advanced university degree (Master's or equivalent) from an accredited educational institution in risk management, military or police intelligence, international relations or related area, or a university degree from an accredited educational institution in the same specializations as mentioned above, with two additional years of relevant work experience, given the specialty of this post.</li><li>A minimum of seven years of progressively responsible and relevant experience in security analysis and risk management with the UN Security Management System (UNSMS) or International Organization (IO) is required.</li><li>Unless already serving as an international staff member in the UN Common System, a candidate for an international post must have at least two continuous years of relevant international experience outside UNRWA, and outside the country(s) of which the candidate is a national or holds citizenship, a passport, or a national identity number is required.</li><li>Progressively responsible practical experience at the Field/country level in moderate to high-risk security environments within UNSMS, IO security management, INGO Security Management is required.</li><li>Indicate your current involvement in any outside activities, as it is required. Including but not limited to employment, independent contractor/freelance consultant, board member (corporate, academic, etc), expert group, lobby, public speaking/writing (article, book, blog, social media etc), teaching, conferences, training, press statement, voluntary work, political activity, fundraising/donation for non-UNRWA entity, running for public office, role in political party or orgs, owning business, work for gov./NGO/private company/charity, UNRWA partner/vendor, full/part-time, paid or not. A yes answer doesn t necessarily lead to exclusion from future work at UNRWA, yet misrepresentation in providing accurate/complete info can lead to disqualification/termination of appointment, if hired.</li><li>Additional technical certification in relation to security and risk management such as security management, community security, civilian-military coordination, human rights &amp; protection, counterterrorism, intelligence management, hostage management, operational planning and investigation, crisis management and emergency or disaster planning is desirable.</li><li>Demonstrated understanding of security related analytical processes is desirable.</li><li>Additional management, programme and project management qualifications is desirable.</li><li>Knowledge of UN field security operations/ UN Field Security Officer/Adviser experience, UN policies, procedures and operations relating to security, humanitarian operations, humanitarian, human rights, and/or international refugee law is desirable.</li><li>In possession of UN Security Certification Programme (SCP) certificate is desirable.</li><li>Experience working in conflict settings and in high-risk environment is desirable.</li></ul><p></p></section>

<section><p class="heading jdMain">Job Description</p><p class="heading">Roles &amp; Responsibilities</p><div class="paragraph"><p>In accordance with the established Agency policy and procedures, the incumbent is responsible for advising on and operationalizing all aspects of UNRWA security and risk management, crisis readiness and preparedness in the Field, for all UNRWA personnel both Internationally recruited and locally recruited Area staff with focus on frontline Area staff security, particularly in those areas heavily impacted by the current conflict.</p><p>The Senior Field Security Officer (SFSO) serves as a principal Advisor and assists the Front Office (DUA and DDUA (Operations/Programmes)) in the execution of their security responsibilities in the Field. The SFSO ensures UNRWA's Security and Risk Management system is context specific and tailored to the needs of frontline personnel. S/he supports the identification, implementation of security and risk management best practices and other Standard Operation Procedures across the Field. The SFSO ensures UNRWA's participation in the UN Security Management System (UNSMS) and supports UNRWA's compliance with security requirements, as appropriate. The SFSO also maintains close cooperation with UN Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS), Agency Funds and Programmes Security Officer(s), as well as with the Host Government security agencies, local community, and beneficiaries. Where applicable, the SFSO provides direct supervision to the Close Protection Team, and in addition to all aspects of the Field Security Risk &amp; Management (FSRM) team. In this context, SFSO performs the following:</p><p>1. Security Risk Assessment:</p><p>1.1.In line with UNSMS methodology, leads the development of security risk management processes, outlining potential risks and recommends prevention and mitigation strategies towards improving the security of both the internationally recruited and the frontline Area staff, as well as the installations with a particular emphasis on the Camp level;</p><p>1.2.In close cooperation with the Front Office and Department and Programme Heads, ensures that security initiatives are fully coordinated, approved and integrated into appropriate Agency-wide policy;</p><p>1.3.Oversees the process of comprehensive threat analysis and security risk assessments to include all area staff, locations, installations and activities in the assigned Field;</p><p>1.4.Manages the processes of various security assessments, both routine and adhoc, as required, to ensure optimal prevention and mitigation measures are in place;</p><p>1.5.Reviews inputs and recommends improvements in coordination with DSRM, HQ (Amman) in the implementation, further development and monitoring and evaluation (M&amp;E) of the security and risk management system for all staff with the objective to minimize risk in the contextual, programmatic and professional workplace-risk categories for frontline Area staff;</p><p>1.6.Manages the UNRWA security incidents system as required and ensures that the Agency Security Incident Management System (SIMS) is fully implemented, kept up-to-date and reports filed properly. Oversees the upgrading of the SIMS to provide critical information for security analysis; encourages incident reporting at the Camp and Area level;</p><p>2. UNRWA Security Plan, Security Risk Management processes and UNSMS Security Risk Management (SRM) Measures:</p><p>2.1.Plans and oversees Security Risk Management process for all offices and maintains guidance such as security, contingency, emergency and evacuation plans as required;</p><p>2.2.Supports and supervises the implementation and adherence to the Area Security Plan and coordinates capacity building efforts for relevant frontline staff with the support of the available security resources on the ground;</p><p>2.3.Is responsible for developing and updating the Field specific security contingency plans in accordance with the United Nations Security Policy Manual that governs Internationally recruited staff and UNRWA risk management system for Area staff; coordinates and organizes emergency medical evacuation and convoy security procedures;</p><p>2.4.Ensures and manages that all new International and Area staff personnel receive briefings upon arrival, local security training as necessitated by changes in security environment, and are kept informed of matters affecting their security;</p><p>2.5.Ensures implementation of the frontline staff capacity-building plan, including SSAFE training programme for frontline staff, as required, and professional work-place risk trainings;</p><p>2.6.Manages the staff warden/ information systems as required;</p><p>2.7.Ensures that UNRWA Field Office procedures conform to the UNSMS and UNRWA policy and standards as appropriate, and that UNRWA personnel is included in the Security Plan comprising International staff with eligible dependents and the Area staff;</p><p>2.8.Ensures that appropriate staff tracking procedures are in place for all UNRWA staff travel; ensures compliance of International staff with Travel Request Information Process (TRIP) including the security clearance process;</p><p>2.9.Oversees staff's adherence and compliance to various (UNDSS and UNRWA specific) security plans and advisories, such as warden systems, and Residential Security Measures (RSM);</p><p>2.10.Assists the Field Director in assessing and implementing security risk management measures with a view towards SRM compliance for all aspects of UNRWA operations, including staff and supports the development and implementation of operational procedures and standards with regard to contextual, programmatic and professional work-place risk categories for frontline Area staff based on best practices in the Field; in LFO, chairs the Field Office advisory sub-committee on Security and Risk Management and make recommendations to the Field Director.</p><p>Functional</p><p>i. Applying Technical Expertise</p><p>ii. Relating and Networking</p><p>iii. Deciding and Initiating Action</p><p>Leadership (as applicable)</p><p>i. Delivering Results</p><p>ii. Managing Complexity and Change</p><p>Other Competencies not listed under Functional and Leadership</p><p>Leading and Supervising.</p><p>An advanced university degree (Master's or equivalent) from an accredited educational institution in risk management, military or police intelligence, international relations or related area, or a university degree from an accredited educational institution in the same specializations as mentioned above, with two additional years of relevant work experience, given the specialty of this post.</p><p>Work Experience</p><p>A minimum of seven years of progressively responsible and relevant experience in security analysis and risk management with the UN Security Management System (UNSMS) or International Organization (IO) is required. Unless already serving as an international staff member in the UN Common System.</p></div></section><section><p class="heading">Desired Candidate Profile</p><p class="paragraph"></p><p>An advanced university degree (Master's or equivalent) from an accredited educational institution in risk management, military or police intelligence, international relations or related area, or a university degree from an accredited educational institution in the same specializations as mentioned above, with two additional years of relevant work experience, given the specialty of this post.</p><p>Work Experience</p><p>A minimum of seven years of progressively responsible and relevant experience in security analysis and risk management with the UN Security Management System (UNSMS) or International Organization (IO) is required. Unless already serving as an international staff member in the UN Common System, a candidate for an international post must have at least two continuous years of relevant international experience outside UNRWA, and outside the country(s) of which the candidate is a national or holds citizenship, a passport, or a national identity number is required. Progressively responsible practical experience at the Field/country level in moderate to high-risk security environments within UNSMS, IO security management, INGO Security Management is required. Indicate your current involvement in any outside activities, as it is required. Including but not limited to employment, independent contractor/freelance consultant, board member (corporate, academic, etc), expert group, lobby, public speaking/writing (article, book, blog, social media etc), teaching, conferences, training, press statement, voluntary work, political activity, fundraising/donation for non- UNRWA entity, running for public office, role in political party or orgs, owning business, work for gov./NGO/private company/charity, UNRWA partner/vendor, full/part-time, paid or not. A "yes" answer doesn't necessarily lead to exclusion from future work at UNRWA, yet misrepresentation in providing accurate/complete info can lead to disqualification/termination of appointment, if hired.</p><p>Additional technical certification in relation to security and risk management such as security management, community security, civilian-military coordination, human rights &amp; protection, counterterrorism, intelligence management, hostage management, operational planning and investigation, crisis management and emergency or disaster planning is desirable. Demonstrated understanding of security related analytical processes is desirable. Additional management, programme and project management qualifications is desirable. Knowledge of UN field security operations/ UN Field Security Officer/Adviser experience, UN policies, procedures and operations relating to security, humanitarian operations, humanitarian, human rights, and/or international refugee law is desirable. In possession of UN Security Certification Programme (SCP) certificate is desirable. Experience working in conflict settings and in high-risk environment is desirable.</p><p></p></section>