Humanitarian Access Coordinator, DRC
Closing date | 17 Jun 2025 |
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Organisation | HEKS/EPER (Swiss Church Aid) |
Location | Goma, DRC |
External URL | https://apply.refline.ch/973549/0941/pub/1/index.html |
Description | HEKS/EPER employs around 600 full-time staff members. Its work is guided by the vision of a just world where peace prevails, the dignity of all people is respected, and natural resources are preserved. HEKS/EPER is active in 25 locations in Switzerland and 30 countries worldwide, running more than 380 programmes and projects with a total volume of 138 million Swiss francs. Within the framework of Agenda 2030, the organisation focuses on four priority themes: “Climate Justice,” “Right to Land and Food,” “Asylum and Migration,” and “Inclusion.” HEKS/EPER also provides humanitarian aid to victims of natural disasters and armed conflicts, aiming to bring about change at the social, economic, and political levels. HEKS contributes to improving the living conditions of people both domestically and internationally, advocating for their rights. It raises awareness and mobilises society, politics, business, and churches. In 2023, around 16 million people benefited from the work of HEKS/EPER. In the DRC, where it has long been active through development programs, HEKS also opened a humanitarian aid mission in February 2019. Since then, it has concentrated its humanitarian interventions in hard-to-reach areas of several territories in North Kivu (Rutshuru, Masisi, Walikale and Lubero) and South Kivu, where it has a permanent presence and directly executes, with its own teams, Rapid Response activities (notably through the distribution of unconditional cash), Humanitarian Watch (monitoring population movements), Water/Hygiene/Sanitation, Rehabilitation/Opening humanitarian access via Cash for Work, and Agricultural Recovery. The humanitarian aid mission’s projects are currently funded (directly or via a consortium with MEDAIR or Dan Church Aid) by ECHO, BHA, SDC, OCHA – CHF and own funds. The Humanitarian Access Coordinator will be based in Goma and in the field, and is a key member of the logistics and security management team. GC DRC, Humanitarian Access Coordinator, 100%Your main responsibilities:Objective 1: Follow of the security management tools and process. Activities:
Objective 2: Guarantee that all the Bases meet the minimum standards:
Objective 3: Guarantee the Process to – collect, analyse and disseminate the security and context evolution information. Activities: collection of information
Activities: information analysis
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Additional specialized knowledge required:
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