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• ·Assist the SBC Officers with program evidence generation, planning, communication, provincial coordination of SBC/AAP activities, project implementation, monitoring, and reporting.

• ·Ensure proper planning, implementation, monitoring, facilitation, and follow-up with program partners and social mobilizers on SBC/AAP field-level activities.

• ·Conduct capacity-building training and orientation sessions for SBC/AAP staff including social mobilizers and community structures at district/province level.

• ·Ensure local coordination and collaboration with key stakeholders and actors at provincial and district levels. Support SBC interventions with relevant LTA holders.

• ·Participate in provincial/district coordination meetings related to SBC/AAP, Health, Nutrition, Education, WASH, Child Protection and Emergency program activities. Ensure UNICEF visibility and branding in all interventions.

• ·Support field-level emergency preparedness and response activities, and perform monitoring visits to project sites using a standardized monitoring form/checklist. Provide monitoring support to UNICEF program-related media campaigns.

• ·Provide technical support on data collection, data analysis, and reporting related to SBC/AAP activities at district/province level. As per the established format prepare and submit the SBC/AAP program progress report every month.

• ·Engage community structures/key influencers and communities in collecting/responding to community feedback. Provide information about availability and utilization of UNICEF supported program services to people/communities.

• ·Identify best success stories of SBC interventions, and provide support to the distribution of relevant supplies IEC and BCC materials and supplies.

• ·Liaise with (INGOs/NGOs) program partners and local authorities on UNICEF SBC program interventions.

• ·Conduct frequent program field visits to project sites to ensure smooth implementation of the SBC/AAP activities based on the annual work plan.

A university degree in one of the following fields is required:

Social and Behavioral Science, Public Health, Sociology, Communication, Public Relations, or another relevant technical field.

Experience:

Advanced university degree with at least 2 years of professional work experience or first university degree with at least 5 years of professional work experience.

Language:

Ability to read, write and speak local languages and English well

Skills:

Excellent knowledge of Computer Literacy/Microsoft Office 365/Office Programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and other software programs)

Ability to speak publicly, knowledge, and skills of documenting activities (writing short articles/success stories, project activity reports, and taking pictures).

Proven ability to manage multiple tasks in a result-oriented manner under demanding working conditions, often with short deadlines.

Language: 

Ability to read, write, and fluently speak in English, Pashto, and Dari languages.