Cash Based Transfer (CBT) Officer at Sahei Gender Development

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:                                                                                                                        

• Apply technical knowledge and skills to implement and/or assist in community delivery of cash-based/in-kind programs. 
• Promptly identify and recommend solutions to cash-based technical issues.
• Participate on the on-job training on how the e-voucher system works, how to handle data, and accurately use the e- devices (e-voucher reader, Smartphone with application, and e-voucher) including the handover process with the vendors.
• Participate on the on-job training on GFD and beneficiaries’ rationing/entitlement.
• Participate in the process of identifying beneficiary communities/targeting based on robust and participatory criteria if any.
• Ensure appropriate community messages are transferred to clients, local government partners, vendors, non-clients, and other key actors 
• Ensure training/re-orientation of the vendor staff e-voucher system (how it works, synchronization, handling including safe keeping of e-devices) until handover of the e-devices to SGDI
• Ensure the conduct of beneficiary feedback and response mechanism (BFRM) activities are undertaken and serve field focal point for handling the BFRM database.
• Closely work with all SGDI field teams in general and with other on how to integrate and align cash programming with other activities and priorities.
• Fully align with SGDI safety and security procedures and provide support to security monitoring and assessments to ensure a safe and secure environment for program implementation
• Coordinate the cash transfer assistant.

Project Monitoring and Reporting                  

• Assist in the collection of data, conduct of assessments (needs, market, risks, and security), and provide input for concept note/ proposal development for cash transfer project in collaboration with the local community structures and community members 
• Monitor progress against grant work plan; promptly identify any current or potential delays. 
• Produce SGDI and donor reports as per set schedules (monthly, quarterly, and annually) on program activities, indicators, and achievements.
• Assist his/her supervisors to ensure all monitoring activities are fully detailed, including systematic and timely data required under the grant and for SGDI M&E purposes.

Capacity Building and Coaching

Aware the communities and partners to consider cash response as one modality at the appropriate situations. 

• Capacitate the community facilitators, staff under his/her supervisee, and others (if any) on cash Transfer Programming. 
• Support and mentor the field staff on GFDP through CBT & In-kind modalities. 
• Support and mentor the vendors to meet the humanitarian principles during Cash Response program/facilitating the payment to the beneficiaries. 

 Coordination and Representation                  

• Participate on seasonal and FSS cluster assessments and share findings.
• Work integrating with SGDI finance, procurement, and admin/HR staff to process Purchase Requests, and Payments.
• Represent the SGDI in coordination meetings at different levels like LGA, community, and wards.
• Build very good team sprit with SGDI program and supporting staff at field and at office. 
• Other duties as assigned by the supervisor to enable and develop SGDI programs.
• Contribute to SGDI’s resource mobilization efforts

Qualification and relevant Experience

• University Degree/HND in any of the following disciplines: Agricultural Economics or related field. 
• At least 3 years of experience in connection with project management in the food security and/or livelihood sector, and preferably in a non-governmental organization of humanitarian and international character 
• Previous experience in food distribution supervisory field is preferable
• Ability to write reports
• Able to work outside of regular working hours as required, including evenings and weekends if required.
• A good experience in supervision is required. 
• Experience with survey methodologies, nutrition assessment and relevant data analysis
• Fluency in English and Hausa

Desired

• 3 years of progressively responsible experience in the food security and/or livelihood sector of NGO and/or directly related area. 
• Experience in a development and/or humanitarian organization. 
• Strong knowledge of Nutrition and/or Public Health
• Advanced computer skills at least intermediate skills in windows-based word processing, spreadsheet and nutrition/public health software.
• Ability to establish priorities, plan, coordinate and organize own work plan.
• Resourcefulness, initiative, maturity, tact, and advocacy skills.
• Excellent analytical, conceptual, communication and public speaking skills. 
• Understanding of political dynamics, and foreign policy decision-making procedures.
• Ability to establish and maintain good working relations with people of different national and cultural backgrounds. 
• good written and oral communication skills.
• Ability to exercise independent judgment and work without direction

Competencies: 

• Integrity and Trust                                            
• Building Effective Teams Customer Focus
• Drive for Results
• Problem-Solving
• Time Management
• Functional/ Technical Skills
• Conflict Management
• Listening
• Organizing