Economic Security Generalist 2

Purpose The Economic Security Generalist 2 is responsible for the implementation and monitoring of the ICRC Economic security programmes and resources in Tigray region under the close supervision and guidance of the EcoSec delegate. He/She should analyse the economic security situation of the affected population under Mekelle AoR; and design EcoSec interventions in consultation with Mekelle SD and field management, technical supervisor and EcoSec team in Mekelle. He/she implements and monitors the activities according to department/Sub delegation priority zone, objectives, agreed budget frame and plan of action (PoA), and reports on the progress of the programme as required. Relationships Internally interact and communicate with colleagues ensuring that a good atmosphere is maintained within the EcoSec department and with the other ICRC departments through adequate communication, Establishes and maintains regular information exchange and a good working relation with ERCs volunteers and management of the respective branches in his/her AoR, Externally establishes and maintains regular exchange and network with the relevant local authorities, members of the population, community leaders, authorities, ERCS branches, NGOs, etc. Participates in local coordination meetings relevant to the implementation of the EcoSec program/projects in his/her AoR. Accountabilities & functional responsibilities Situation/Problem Analysis and Needs Assessments Contributes to multi-disciplinary needs assessments and conducts specific needs assessments in the area of responsibility (AoR) by using the standard Ecosec approach & internally established tools and procedures, Maintains up to date information on the economic security situation in his/her AoR and contributes to the analyses and compilation of the relevant data on the context concerning livelihoods, agriculture and markets, including also security, social, political and other aspects pertinent to the program implementation, Contributes to adequate communication and coordination with other assistance departments, including the protection department when required, in planning and conducting of needs assessments. Collects data using the household economy approach to identify economic security gaps and develop scenarios. Based on an analysis of EcoSec core components (food consumption/production, living conditions, income support and capacity-building), contribute to identification of appropriate response options and assesses whether cash or in-kind aid is more appropriate and feasible. Contributes to market assessments, to analysing and interpreting data in order to select and design response options (Feasibility, methods, and delivery of cash transfer programming, transfer value, vulnerability and targeting). Contributes to mid-level qualitative and quantitative data analysis. Provides advisory inputs on the composition of the assessment team(s) and coordinates the action of assessment team in his/her AoR, Debriefs enumerators’ teams and compiles their feedback on the data collection exercises. Support the team in applying participatory approach during field visits and interactions with communities and other stakeholders (NS, authorities, public and technical services, other humanitarian actors, etc.). ADDITIONAL DUTIES Follows up on all work-related messages and correspondence with the relevant contacts and departments. Is aware of the delegation’s objectives and has a good knowledge of the Movement and other contacts relevant to the position. Reports events and changes within the region that could have an impact on ICRC's activities and hence provides sound elements to the Delegation that allow to establish objectives and priorities. Participates actively in meetings linked to the program implementation in his/her AoR. Advises on culture, politics, general situation and share relevant information related to the context, Updates his superiors on the ongoing and planned assistance activities of other humanitarian actors in his AoR. Presents synthesis of EcoSec problematics succinctly and accurately Represents the ICRC in an appropriate way during activities, in meetings and in the field, and avoids any activity that may reflect negatively on the ICRC’s image, Takes responsibility for their own professional learning and development. Upon request, participates in other EcoSec programs based on operational priorities. Supports other ICRC departments and integrate Protection subjects in his activities.

Certifications / Education required University degree in a related field. Good command (spoken and written) of English and Tigrinya language. Professional experience required 3–5 years’ experience in a similar field of activity.