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Protection Officer – Community Based
International Rescue Committee · Adjumani
Job description
About the role
The International Rescue Committee is seeking a Protection Officer to lead community‑based protection activities. The role focuses on monitoring protection concerns, managing cases, and supporting persons of specific needs among forcibly displaced and stateless populations.
Key responsibilities
- Implement protection monitoring, case management and follow‑up processes.
- Supervise Protection Assistants to ensure timely and quality delivery of services.
- Operate Information and Support Centers (ISCs) and facilitate referrals to appropriate services.
- Identify and support Persons of Specific Needs (PSNs) and document best practices.
- Collaborate with senior protection staff, M&E officers, and other humanitarian actors to align activities with project plans and quality standards.
- Contribute to proposal development, mitigation strategies, and awareness‑raising campaigns.
Required profile
- Experience working in protection, humanitarian, or related fields with displaced or stateless populations.
- Ability to supervise field staff and coordinate with multiple stakeholders.
- Strong analytical and reporting skills, respecting confidentiality principles.
- Knowledge of protection standards, case management procedures, and referral mechanisms.
Required skills
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