Humanitarian assistance and the fight against gender-based violence

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is implementing the 9th BURUNDI-UNFPA Cooperation Programme, covering the period 2024-2027. This programme can be accessed at https://burundi.unfpa.org. The programme aims to improve the quality of reproductive health care and services, strengthen national mechanisms and the capacities of institutions and actors to combat discriminatory social and gender norms, build the skills and capacities of young people, and improve the production and use of data to support national planning. This will accelerate progress towards achieving UNFPA's three transformative results. To this end, the office needs to strengthen its team with a young online volunteer, Humanitarian Assistant, and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) volunteer. The young online volunteer will work under the direct supervision of the Gender and Human Rights Programme Officer in close collaboration with the GBV Coordinator and under the Coordination of the UNFPA Burundi Resident Representative for setting priorities in common agreement with the supervisor.

- Provide support for documentary research on GBV and humanitarian action, - Contribute to the drafting of analytical and capitalization notes, - Format humanitarian reports, - Contribute to the production of remote awareness-raising materials, - Identify new and aggravating protection risks present in the country and prioritize efforts and resources to prevent, address and mitigate these risks; - Support the identification of humanitarian needs and types of assistance required through mediation assessments and exploratory missions, - Monitor regional trends, produce analyses and provide advice to the Protection and Access Officer, particularly with a view to establishing early detection, mediation and emergency planning mechanisms; - Provide support to the GBV/PSEA Coordinator.

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