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Social Welfare Department, Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) has partnered with
UNICEF to launch a community-based mobile Child Protection Van project in eight select
villages of Bara, Khyber Agency. The project is designed for 15 months, initially, with the aim
to produce learning from experience for informing future scaling-up and sustainability
approaches. The project will be implemented under the overall guidance of two Project
Management Committees (PMCs). The Directorate level PMC is chaired by the Director SWD
FATA and works on strategic matters of the project whereas the Agency level PMC works for
the operational matters of the project. The project will be implemented through a
customized Van which will be managed through contracting the services of an appropriate
company for operational and daily maintenance.
A Project Manager is therefore needed to lead / supervise the team for the
implementational planning and coordination, monitoring and reporting of the Child
Protection Van project in Khyber Agency and work under the overall supervision and
support of Agency Social Welfare Officer. For technical guidance, the Project Manager will
receive guidelines and support from the Child Protection Section in UNICEF. Apart from
coordinating with key identified stakeholders, the incumbent will also provide secretarial
support to the two Project Management Committees (PMCs), one at the Agency level,
chaired by the Agency Social Welfare Officer and the other at the Directorate level, chaired
by the Director Social Welfare Department FATA. The incumbent will also supervise the
project staff, including the staff on the Van and drivers and will conduct their performance
appraisals on periodic basis.
Following are the specific roles and responsibilities of the Project Manager:
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Under the overall guidance of Agency Social Welfare Officer, ensure full compliance of
the applicable technical, financial and management guidelines, standards and
requirements set for the project;
Manage financial, technical and other resources provided to the project both by UNICEF
and the Social Welfare Department, FATA and ensure timely utilization of funds and
reporting of accounts to UNICEF for liquidation, including the submission of relevant /
required means of verification, like progress reports;
Supervise a team of Child Protection M&E Officers, Information Management Officer,
Admin & Finance Officer and Community Facilitators under the project funded by
UNICEF and provide them the required technical supervision, continuing capacity
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building and operational support to ensure effective and efficient achievement of
planned results and milestones;
Lead the development of Detailed Implementation Plan (DIP) of the project in
consultation with staff as well as the PMCs and ensure project implementation as per
the agreed plan and update it regularly as required;
COORDINATION
Ensure that government partners and other relevant stakeholders are aware of relevant
policy guidelines, technical standards and relevant commitments that the
Government/concerned authorities have undertaken under international human rights
law related to children;
Ensure that project execution is in-line with applicable standard of ethics, code of
conduct, policy guidance, technical standards, and human rights legal obligations;
Make sure that the principle of DO-NO-HARM is comprehensively integrated into all
aspects of the project implementation, monitoring and reporting, including coordination
and interaction with media and the use of any technology;
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Total Position: 1
Job Title: Project Manager;
Department: Social Welfare Department, FATA;
Reports to: Agency Social Welfare Officer, Khyber Agency;
Job Location: Social Welfare Office, Khyber Agency;
Gender: Female / male;
Minimum Education: Master in Social Sciences and / or Human Rights;
Minimum Experience: 1) At-least 5 years of relevant professional experience in
managing, leading and coordinating child protection / social
development projects;
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