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Shelter emergency delegate Ukraine/Moldova (m/f/d) – ref: 2465
For the projects of the International Aid of the Luxembourg Red Cross A.S.B.L. in Ukraine/Moldova on a 12-month ASAP fixed-term contract – renewable.
The position is based either in Ukraine (Kyiv then will evolve according to security towards the East) or in Moldova (Chisinau) with, depending on the needs, travel to project intervention sites.
The projects consist of assistance to refugee, displaced and disaster-stricken populations mainly in the area of shelter and sanitation, as well as supporting the head of mission in the assessments of social and health infrastructure.
The Emergency Operation delegate is responsible for the implementation of emergency projects under the supervision of the Ukraine-Moldova Head of Mission.
JOB CONTEXT
LRC activities in Ukraine/Moldova
LRC has been operating in Ukraine since 1992 and increase the response during the crises in 2014. Since 2015, LRC has an office in eastern Ukraine in Donetsk oblast, where we are implementing emergency and development actions with the aim of improving quality of life, promoting rights of vulnerable individuals, and to strengthening health infrastructures.
In Moldova, LRC support displaced people and refugees arriving at the Moldovan-Ukrainian borders. LRC operations started beginning of May with some relief activities to support the Moldovan Red Cross.
LRC’s current portfolio adopts an integrated and multi-sectoral approach which includes interventions centered on Shelter, WASH and Health. The operational context in Ukraine today is considered largely humanitarian/emergency while phasing in resilience programming.
Under the responsibility of the Head of Mission, you contribute within the country where you will be based to the implementation of the mandate and the strategy. You will have a role providing overall leadership of the program development.
LRC is an equal-opportunity employer, committed to having a diverse team where individuals of all backgrounds collaborate and learn from one another. We believe we can be most effective with diverse experience and expertise in our team.
Security context in Ukraine-Moldova
In the context of the intense tensions created by the concentration of Russian troops on the borders of Ukraine, by the Russian decision to recognize the independence of the provinces of Donetsk and Lugansk and in view of the establishment of the state of the emergency decided on February 23 by the Ukrainian Parliament, security context in Ukraine is tensed, especially in the east. Several explosions were reported in Kharkiv, Bahkmut, Komyshuvakha, Mykolaivka, Berestove, Bilohorivka, Semyhiria and Mayorske. Russian forces are currently carrying out assault actions near Roty, Mykolaivka and Komyshuvakha.
General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine also reported that Russian army bombarded Sieverodonetsk, Lysychansk, Pryvillia and Katerynivka with mortars, artillery and MLRS and that Russian air force carried out an airstrike in Toshkivka, on 8th June.
The risks incurred in Ukraine are:
In Moldova, the security situation is rather stable. Nevertheless, Transnistria remains an area of vigilance. Located in the east of the country, Transnistria is a separatist region that is not controlled by the Moldovan government. Since February 28, all crossing points between Ukraine and Transnistria have been closed. Travel to Transnistria is currently not recommended unless there is an imperative reason.
Foreign travelers may encounter difficulties at checkpoints that are on the roads leading into or out of Transnistria.
In addition, they must show increased caution and not photograph checkpoints, military installations, security forces and other sites of strategic importance (hydroelectric dams and government buildings in particular).
The risks incurred in Moldova are:
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CANDIDATE PROFILE
Essential criteria (applications that do not correspond to them will not be accepted):
Education:
Bachelor degree or higher level diploma in the field of construction / project management in shelter or cash are essential.
Experience:
At least 5 years of experience in the implementation of humanitarian or development projects.
Languages:
Excellent spoken and written communication skills in English, French is a plus.
Professional competency in written and spoken Ukrainian/Russian
Une qualité rédactionnelle importante est attendue.
Data processing:
Excellent computer skills, in particular Word, Excel and Powerpoint. Tools such as PowerBI and Kobo is an advantage.
Selection criteria:
WHAT WE OFFER
Applications should be sent via our website www.croix-rouge.lu/recrutement