Inclusion Technical Officer - Handicap International

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Handicap International


Inclusion Technical Officer - Handicap International



  • Position : Inclusion Technical Officer Level 1
  • Salary range: 6623 – 7450 ILS
  • Location:        Based in Gaza City
  • Responsible to:      Project Manager 
  • Closing date:          14 May, 2021
 

THE ORGANIZATION

 
Handicap International (which runs projects under its operating name, Humanity & Inclusion- HI -), is an independent and impartial international aid organisation working in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and disaster. Working alongside persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups, our action and testimony are focused on responding to their essential needs, improving their living conditions and promoting respect for their dignity and their fundamental rights. Handicap International is a not-for-profit organisation with no religious or political affiliation. It operates as a federation made up of a network of associations.
 

OBJECTIVE OF THE POSITION:

 
Under the supervision of the Emergency Preparedness Construction and Livelihood Project Manager and in close collaboration with Regional Technical Unit (RTU), the Inclusion Technical officer (Level 1) accompany project’s staff, partners and relevant actors and stakeholders in the implementation of the project and contributes to the project’s MEAL.REPONSIBILITIES: 
 

Responsibility 1: Contribute to the development of tools for the project implementation and to the capacity building of the project team and partners.

Tasks: 
  1. Participate to the selection and contextualization of the modalities of intervention in compliance with HI technical framework.
  2. Contribute to the development of methodologies and to the development of complexity technical assessment, including full training packages (training needs assessment tools, training manuals and materials, pre-post training tests), users guidelines, etc.;
  3. Develop or adapt low/medium complexity technical tools
  4. Organize and/or participate to the tools testing whenever appropriate and adjust them according to the results dof the test
  5. Provide ad-hoc support to the team during tools use including field coaching
  6. Contribute to assessing HI project team and/or project partner capacity building needs, to define suitable training plan and training package
  7. Train project’s partners and relevant actors and stakeholders on the methodologies and tools.
  8. Produce training and coaching reports and coordinate feedbacks with the service providers for srenghtening continuous staff development
 

Responsibility 2: Support the implementation of project activities.

Tasks: 
  1. Provide ad-hoc support, coaching and follow up to the project’s partners, actors and stakeholders during the implementation of the following activities:
  2. Support the provision of food assistance to PWDs 
  3. Directly carry out the following activities:
  4. Training of multi sectoral service providers on inclusive service provision and accessibility by HI as identified with the support of PCU and DRBN
  5. Rehabilitation and accessibility of two microfinance service provider premises with support from DRBN
  6. Accessible adaptation of family business premises for PwDs with HI technical support
  7. Update HI and partners’ emergency response plan
  8. Training of volunteers on emergency preparedness inclusing follow-up meetings and drilling exercise.
  9. Creation of contingency rehabilitation stock by rehabilitation services with HI technical support
  10. Conduct Functional OT and ADs assessments for the targeted 100 HHs
  11. Conducting coaching session on ADS and adaptation of tools and materials
  12. Conduct the vulnerability assessment and accessibility audit and coordinate the implementation with services providers
 

Responsibility 3: Contribute to project’s monitoring, lessons learning and reporting  

Tasks: 
  1. Contribute to the development of complexity data collection tools for documenting indicators, under the lead of RTU and MEAL; develop low/medium complexity data collection tools in collaboration with the Regional Technical Unit (RTU) and MEAL
  2. C, collect data in relation with core tasks and contribute to the measurement of the progress made. 
  3. Support the Project Manager in analysing the data collected and in identifying necessary adjustments in the project implementation framework to improve the quality and impact of the intervention
  4. Contribute to the identification of good practices under the project
  5. Develop case studies and success stories to illustrate changes induced by the project and for communication use
  6. Contribute to planning and produce activity reports
  7. Contribute to the production of the donor report, 
  8. Contribute to the preparation and implementation of project quarterly review 
  9. Participate to the organization of technical reviews and technical missions
  10. Participate to professional network at national level in the field of expertise of the project 
  11. Contribute to the development of lessons learning exercise, data collection and analysis and the production of dissemination document
  12. Facilitate the field implementation of project’s evaluations and of researches

THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE

 
  1. Degree in Occupational Therapy
  2. Minimum 3 years’ experience the field of expertise, in emergency or/ and development context
  3. Experience working as an occupational therapist required.
  4. Previous experience providing technical assistance to individuals with disabilities.
  5. Skills in developing training and providing coaching for capacity building
  6. Ability to develop information material
  7. Analytical skills
  8. Ability to work with partners, civil society organizations or public authorities
  9. Skills in users centred approach
  10. Knowledge of referrals mechanisms
  11. Ability to respect deadline and work under pressure
  12. Excellent communication skills Proactive, solution maker, strongly positive, constructive and dynamic personality 
 

PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS:

HI workers must adhere to the values and principles outlined in HI Code of conduct.  In accordance with these values, HI operates and enforces policies on Beneficiary Protection from Exploitation and Abuse, Child Safeguarding, Anti-fraud, bribery, and corruption.
 

Initial contract will be for a period of only 10 months.
Handicap International is an equal opportunity employer and
Particularly welcomes applications from persons with disabilities


How to Apply

Interested candidates should send their resume with motivation letter to reach on or before 14th of May 2021 to 

recruitment@palestine.hi.org

indicating your full name and the job title (Inclusion Technical Officer Level 1) in the subject line of your e-mail applacation. Incomplete applications or applications received after the deadline will be disregarded. 
 
Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply and those shortlisted will be contacted.

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