Livelihood Support at Center for Advocacy Transparency and Accountability Initiative (CATAI) - 3 Openings in Nigeria

Explanation

• The Center for Support, Transparency, and Responsibility Plan (CATA) is looking for a agile and devoted Livelihood Support to play a pivotal position in our economic recovery programs.
• This position aids dispute-affected networks in Borno State to rebuild their livelihoods.
• The preferred candidate comprehends group-guided development and is committed to assisting at risk people regain self-reliance.
• This role is central to our purpose and requires a initiative-driven, outcomes-oriented specialist.
• For over five years, CATAI possesses played a central position in the humanitarian response in Northeast Nigeria.
• With financing and strategic collaborations from UNICEF, OCHA, UNDP, IOM, ECHO-JRS, SDC, and others, we possess helped thousands of people across the BAY states through interventions in Child Protection, Gender-Based Violence (GBV), and Explosive Ammunition Risk Education (EORE), Education in Crises (EiE), Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), Livelihoods and Peacebuilding, and Multi-Objective Cash Support (MPCA).

Necessary Specialized skill:

Complete Livelihood Proficiency: Exhibited technical expertise in key zones which includes the execution of Cashier Support (CVA) modalities, coordinating Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs), carrying out market evaluations, and supplying vocational competencies development that is responsive to local requirement. Digital Data and Information Management: Exceptional skilled in using digital data collection resources (e.g., KoboToolbox, ODK) for survey design and site data collection, coupled with expert level in Ms office tools (especially Excel and Word) for data evaluation and status updates. Humanitarian Guidelines: A clear and demonstrable comprehension of key humanitarian guidelines and standard procedures, which includes the Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS) on Quality and Responsibility and the Sphere guidelines for humanitarian response, with a concentration on protection integration and do-no-harm principles. Locally-driven Organizing: Verified ability to participate networks in participatory approaches, which includes Participatory Rural Evaluation (PRA), to guarantee that project interventions are designed and executed with direct input from recipients. Financial Literacy and Business Competencies: Practical expertise in conceptualizing and supplying development materials on basic financial literacy, financial recordkeeping, and small business management for low-literacy target groups.

Wanted Traits and Attributes:

• Principled and Responsible: Displays unwavering integrity, honesty and reliability, and a robust dedication to responsibility and ethical carry out, taking ownership of their work and being responsible to recipients and participants.
• Empathetic and Group-Attentive: Has a genuine issue for the well-being of others and the capability to build trust and connection with multifaceted group members, which includes the least protected. This comprises a in-depth respect for local customs and traditions.
• Resilient and Flexible: Competent of operating productively and competently under pressure in difficult and agile site environments. A initiative-driven troubleshooter who can navigate difficulty with grace and composure.
• Cooperative: A initiative-driven team player who supports positively to a cohesive and helpful work environment. The capability to listen actively, convey transparently, and work harmoniously with teammates from multifaceted profile.
• Plan and Proactiveness: An individual who takes plan to recognize and capitalize on avenues for programme advancement and creative invention without constant oversight.
• Language: Fluency in English necessary; Hausa or Kanuri is added advantage.