Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies (GBViE) Analyst

Provides field-level technical leadership for gender-based violence preparedness and response in Philippine emergencies, strengthening survivor-centred services, referral systems, coordination mechanisms, partner capacity and evidence-led programme quality across humanitarian sectors.

• Implement and monitor GBV prevention, risk-mitigation and response activities across emergencies and recovery
• Establish Women- and Girl-Friendly Spaces and survivor-centred cash, protection and dignity-kit interventions
• Conduct safety audits, needs assessments, service mapping and protection-risk analysis
• Integrate GBV risk mitigation across health, protection, WASH, shelter, education, food-security and nutrition responses
• Train and mentor government, humanitarian and community actors on GBV preparedness and response
• Strengthen GBV coordination mechanisms, referral pathways and inter-agency partnerships
• Develop preparedness plans, proposals, budgets, reports and information products
• Monitor partner quality, donor compliance and application of humanitarian standards

• Relevant qualification in social work, public health, gender studies, development studies, psychology, sociology, human rights, disaster risk reduction, international relations, public administration or a related field
• At least five years of progressively responsible GBV, protection, SRH, disaster-risk or humanitarian programme experience, reduced to three years for master's degree holders
• Experience working with government, UN, humanitarian, NGO, civil-society and community-based organisations
• Experience in programme planning, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, information management and donor reporting
• Experience facilitating capacity building and technical support for government and humanitarian partners
• Excellent written and spoken English and Filipino

• Experience in humanitarian or emergency settings
• Experience with GBV coordination, case management, referral pathways, Women- and Girl-Friendly Spaces or community engagement
• Experience with emergency preparedness, anticipatory action and humanitarian-development-peace programming
• Proficiency with online collaboration, data-collection and reporting platforms
• Knowledge of Philippine dialects relevant to the deployment location

• GBV in Emergencies
• Survivor-Centred Programming
• Referral Pathway Development
• Humanitarian Coordination
• Protection Risk Analysis
• Capacity Building
• Programme Monitoring
• Information Management
• Donor Reporting
• Partnership Management
• Data Analysis
• Contingency Planning

• IASC Guidelines for Integrating GBV Interventions in Humanitarian Action
• Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for GBV in Emergencies Programming
• Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP)
• Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA)
• Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP)
• Microsoft Office

• Volunteer assignment via UNV for 181 days
• Humanitarian Emergency Response Roster membership may last up to six months and does not guarantee recruitment
• May require rapid deployment to Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, Bicol, Eastern Visayas, Central Visayas or CARAGA