The overall objective of the ToT is to enhance the knowledge of WLO and WRO on the existing humanitarian architecture including cluster approach, humanitarian coordination systems, global commitments, PSEA, CBCM standards etc.

The duration of the ToT will be six (6) days. Participants will be selected in advance by UNW SCO in collaboration with partner organizations according to an agreed criterion. The ToT will involve a maximum of 20 participants (excluding UN Women Staff), who are anticipated to subsequently deliver equivalent training in their local areas or states.

Requirements

Required Skills and Experience

• Possesses a Master’s degree or higher in Gender Studies, Development Studies, Social Sciences, or a related field, accompanied by at least 7 years of relevant experience.
• Experience in gender and protection mainstreaming, PSEA, with a proven understanding of the rights-based approach to work on gender and protection.
• Excellent understanding of the global humanitarian coordination architecture, the humanitarian programme cycle, and the interface with gender.

 

• Knowledge of the international humanitarian sector including the major current humanitarian policy issues including localisation.
• Experience working with and supporting NGO Networks – national, joint, and/or international.
• Proven experience in planning, developing, and facilitating participatory ToT techniques for adult learners.

Languages:

• Fluency in Arabic and English is a must.

Responsibilities

Under the overall guidance of the UN Women Sudan Country Office Humanitarian Specialist, and UN Women ESARO Humanitarian and DDR Specialist, the consultant will undertake the following:

Duties and Responsibilities

• Prepare appropriate training materials.