Senior Information Management (IM) Officer - Country _ M/F

Company presentation:

In response to needs and within the framework of its technical expertise, HI has been working in the DRC since 1995

in numerous sectors and is a recognized player in humanitarian assistance and logistics

.

– In Kinshasa, multi-year development projects are being implemented focusing on

Physical and Functional Rehabilitation, Maternal and Child Health,

Inclusive Education, and Inclusive Governance.

– In Kasai and Kasai Central, initially involved in development activities, HI has

intervened since the 2016 crisis on Food Security projects (Cash modality then

support for agricultural production) and is currently involved in two economic inclusion

and inclusive education projects.

– In North Kivu, to date, the Goma base is implementing the following projects:

• A mobile mental health clinic project (ECHO) in Little North Kivu (Goma) and South Kivu (Minova)

• An emergency response project (CDCS) for primary healthcare where HI intervenes through the

mental health component integrated with stimulation therapy for children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM)

and their families in Little North Kivu

• An integrated rehabilitation project with stimulation therapy and mental health

(RIMSCASSA-GFFO) in North Kivu (Mweso, Kitchanga, and Goma)

• A project for the prevention of multiple risks and violations faced by vulnerable populations and a multisectoral response to protection and assistance needs in the face of shocks, with a mental health component linked to gender-based violence (PREVENIR-DGD-H). This project is currently completed, with a third phase planned for the end of 2025.

HI's multi-year operational strategy for the DRC ended in December 2022. A new strategy for 2026-2028 has just been approved. It reflects a commitment to diversifying activities in eastern DRC and to growth in terms of volume.

The year 2026 will therefore be devoted to the development of the new strategic cycle 2026-2028, to the validation of sectoral action plans and with reflections focused in particular on operational capacities for emergency response, protection, economic recovery, and the improvement of access to care and rehabilitation services in the DRC including the issue of strategic partnership.

Context and mission:

Under the supervision of the Senior Country MEAL Manager, the Senior Country IM ensures the implementation,

operation and evaluation of data collection systems and operational information management

in order to support project management by enabling access to reliable, relevant and timely information.