Job Summary
DRC started operating in Nigeria in 2015 where plans to run a combination of emergency, livelihood, WASH, protection and advocacy programmes has been set. DRC currently has offices in Abuja, Yola, Mubi, Maiduguri and planning to run an office in Yobe, besides 50 staff members subject to increase in near future. Since July 2015, DRC/DDG have started up emergency operations in Nigeria in order to respond to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in northeastern Nigeria. DRC/DDG currently have a representational office in Abuja as well as bases in Yola, Mubi and Maiduguri. In 2016, DRC/DDG will commence an EU-funded programme that seeks to promote stability and socio-economic recovery in Borno and Adamawa states. The programme will focus on four key programmatic axes:
Promoting socio-economic recovery and sustainable livelihoods
Addressing the needs of youth at affected by displacement and at risk of criminality and radicalisation
Enhancing community protection and conflict mediation capacities
Reducing the risks associated with mines/explosive remnants of war (ERW)

The Position
Overall objective:
Direct operational implementation of AVR activities in the DRC/DDG areas of operation (community safety planning, conflict management education, dialogue facilitation, youth engagement).
The AVR Facilitator is responsible for the implementation of the activities of the project with the level of quality required and in a timely manner.
The AVR Facilitator is also in charge of liaising with the project stakeholders, establishing a wide network including the authorities, security services, communities, NGOs, and other possible sources of information.
The AVR Facilitator will collect data and report on a daily basis to his/her Supervisor.
Key Requirements

Essential (+ or – if needed):
University Degree in Social Science or tertiary education in any other relevant field will be a preferred
Experience in community mobilization, facilitation of workshops or other participative activities (focus groups, mediation processes, etc.) necessary.
Knowledge of local communities; actual inhabitants of these areas are preferred
Fluency in local language and English language speaking, reading and writing
Must be able to remain neutral when working with communities

Desirables (+ or – if needed):
Previous experience working with youth
Previous experience working for an international or national NGO/civil society organization
Strong facilitation, interpersonal and public speaking skills.
Energetic and enthusiastic
Willing and able to work for long hours when requested
Creative and willing to learn new things
Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office Suite, G-mail)

Conditions
Availability: March 2018
Salary and conditions: In accordance with Danish Refugee Council’s Terms of Employment;
The income will be subject to statutory deductions as per applicable Nigeria laws. The employee is responsible for the tax returns.
Application Closing Date
22nd February, 2018.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
Click here to apply online

Note
All applicants must send a cover letter and an updated CV (no longer than four pages) in English. Applications sent by email will not be considered.
This is a recruitment process in progress and thus, qualified candidates can and will be invited for an interview before the closing date.