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The Justice, Development and Peace Commission of the Catholic Archdiocese of Ibadan, Nigeria is a ministry of service of the Church established to cater for all the people that are in need within her jurisdiction, irrespective of religion, culture, race or gender Where We Are The Archdiocese is located in the ever-sprawling city of Ibadan, the capital of O...
Background
Justice, Development and Peace Commission (JDPC) is a non-governmental organization which has been engaged in developmental works in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa States for the past 50 years. JDPC also focuses on Agriculture, WaSH, Nutrition, MHPSS and other emergency programming, reaching out to all persons on the basis of need, regardless of creed, ethnicity or nationality.
JDPC is inviting suitably qualified candidates to apply for the above-mentioned position to work in Kaga and Magumeri LGAs.
Candidate must be prepared to start work as soon as possible.
Project Background
The ECHO funded project, ‘Scaling-up Assistance in Hard-to-Reach Areas’ (SAHaRA) is providing safe, accessible, dignified, and inclusive humanitarian food and WASH assistance to the most vulnerable IDPs and host communities in Kaga and Magumeri LGAs.
This intervention is jointly implemented by Caritas Germany, Catholic Foundation for Overseas Development (CAFOD), Catholic Caritas Foundation of Nigeria (CCFN), and the Justice Development and Peace Commission (JDPC) Maiduguri.
The project is overarching in three key areas: Food security, WaSH and Protection. The Food Security component seeks to improve Food Consumption Score of households through cash transfers, ensuring targeting of the most vulnerable (women, children, people with special needs) and making sure that access to cash is fair and dignified.
The WaSH component seeks to improve freshwater access to people in need, while improving hygiene of beneficiaries of cash transfers, and improving access to WASH facilities for elderly and disabled.
Lastly, the Protection component seeks to improve awareness of and access to Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and child protection services by establishing or supporting community-based protection structures, through gaining better understanding of communities‘ protection needs, and resolving protection risks emanating from within the communities.
Accountability Officer
The Accountability Officer is responsible for the implementation of activities mainly in its aspects related to transparency, complaint and feedback mechanisms and participation across our area of intervention. Accountability Officer will also contribute to the definition of Accountability plan and activities such as beneficiaries’ satisfaction survey, community consultation, Complaints Response Mechanism (CRM) and ensure its implementation supported by M&E team for field activities.
The post holder is also responsible for producing regular analysis of the information collected, and for presenting that in relevant internal forums in order to inform longer-term programme strategy, as well as external forums for advocacy purposes where appropriate.
Responsibilities (Accountability Officer):
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