PRSEAH Officer

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• Support the Head of Country Offices (HWCO) and programme and emergency leaders on matters and activities related to PRS, keeping them updated on PRS requirements and sourcing support from the regional or global levels as needed.
• Coordinate with the Regional Office to implement the Regional Plan on PRS, within the border framework of WHO’s PRS work and PRS Accountability Framework.
• Act as the focal point for assessment of Sexual Misconduct (SM) risk in the country, and work with relevant colleagues to complete the Sexual Misconduct Risk Assessment, update it and develop and monitor risk mitigation plans.
• Support programme and response leaders implement the 10 core in-county PRS activities
• Support the HWCO or their delegate to complete the SEAH compliance list
• Ensure all personnel, staff and non-staff, standing and surge capacity, are screened including the UN Clear Check database
• Report regularly to the WR and provide written reports to the Regional Coordinator on progress, risks, challenges and trends
• Conduct PSEA capacity assessments of Implementing partners, monitor and review.

• Act as the working-level officer in-country for SEAH in the UNCT/HCT and ensuring communication and coordination between them and WHO
• Ensure WHO fulfils the interagency requirements for PSEAH and contribute to joint work such as community engagement, community-based complaints mechanisms, support for joint missions, etc, and bring to the attention of the HWCO any gaps, risks, trends.

• Provide technical guidance concerning appropriate prevention, risk mitigation and response strategies and to advance a victim/survivor centered approach
• Work with programme and administrative colleagues in WHO, and in collaboration with the UNCT/HCT to update victim and survivor services in-country and highlight gaps
• Be available to guide or support SM complaints, concerns and allegations from victims and survivors, bystanders or witnesses in a safe and confidential manner to be shared only with WHO’s investigation services, and ensure all victims and survivors are referred to the services they need
• Provide victim and survivor support when requested to do so by a mandated official (IOS, PRS global or regional, or Staff Health & well-being).

• Facilitate briefing and training on PRS for the WHO workforce and implementing partners.
• Facilitate information sharing and disseminate communication material and ensure partners and communities are aware of SEA and how to report.

• Collaborate with the regional and global PRS team to support documentation, progress monitoring, after-action reviews, case studies and other learning activities.

• A university degree in social sciences, gender, law, human rights, international development, international relations. public health or other development-related fields

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