Apply for the Vacancy for Database Manager at the UN in Congo. The deadline for the application is 21st September 2020.

Duties

The incumbent will do the following duties

• Management of database in which highly confidential information relevant to the collection of data on grave child rights violations are stored; ensure that information in the database is analyzed, in narrative and through illustrations for reporting purposes;
• Additionally, ensure verified data is accurately documented and submitted in incident reports to the central database on a daily basis;
• Also, review, analyze and validate data to ensure consistency, reliability, accuracy based on MRM guidelines;
• Provide contributions to all reports that the section, such as SG reports, thematic; reports, monthly, quarterly and annual reports;
• Furthermore, coordinates the Country Task Force on Children and Armed Conflict with UNICEF to harmonize data and prepares presentations for the monthly meetings and any other relevant platforms and partners;
• Also, provide guidance to staff on the management of electronic records

Qualifications

Required degree level: Bachelor degree or equivalent

Education – Additional Comments:

University degree in law or social sciences. A postgraduate degree will be desirable.

Required experience: 36 Months

Experience 

• Practical knowledge on protection issues in armed conflict situations is highly desirable;
• Also, very strong experience in databases, reporting, and making presentations;
• Likewise, knowledge of human rights and child protection issues or interest in acquiring a necessary understanding of these. Practical experience in child rights and their application and implementation in armed conflict situations.
• Also, practical experience in monitoring, investigation, and reporting
• Furthermore, experience in applying international standards on child rights and human rights in conflict situations

Language skills:

• English(Mandatory), Level – Fluent
• French(Mandatory), Level – Fluent

Expertise details:

• Practical knowledge on protection issues in armed conflict situations is highly desirable;
• Very strong experience in databases, reporting, and making presentations;
• Also, knowledge of human rights and child protection issues or interest in acquiring a necessary understanding of these. Practical experience in child rights and their application and implementation in armed conflict situations.
• Furthermore, practical experience in monitoring, investigation, and reporting
• Also, experience in applying international standards on child rights and human rights in conflict situations

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