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• Assist
  in coordinating, organizing and supervising the day-to-day activities of
  Kampala-based CRTU caseworkers;
• Develop
  and maintain operational relationships with relevant stakeholders in
  Kampala, including international organizations, non-governmental
  organizations and local partners;
• Train
  and oversee IOM and designated local implementing partners’ caseworkers in
  counter trafficking and case management based on IOM guidelines;
• Assist
  in the establishment of a counter trafficking referral network among
  relevant counter trafficking stakeholders in Uganda;
• Work
  with designated staff and local implementing partners to ensure
  beneficiaries are adequately counseled for health and psychosocial
  support;
• Work
  with CRTU staff to identify challenges early and assist in resolving them;
• Provide
  regular reports on CRTU activities, including descriptions of challenges,
  solutions and action points;
• Work
  in close coordination with counterparts in the IOM Moroto sub-office to
  ensure complete coordinated of case management between Moroto and Kampala
  staff;
• In
  coordination with IOM’s Administration, Finance, and Logistics units,
  ensure close monitoring of financial accountability and adequate use of
  IOM assets and resources for implementing partners;
• Assist
  in preparing payments, receipt vouchers and funding requests as required;
• Track
  and verify Kampala-based implementing partners’ narrative and financial
  reports;
• Fulfill
  agreed reporting requirements on office management issues;
• Perform
  any other duties as instructed by the supervisors.

• The
  candidate should possess an advanced degree in relevant field, including
  International Studies, Law, Human Security, Development, or Migration;
• Two
  or more years experience with international aid and development;
• Experience
  coordinating assistance for victims of trafficking and/or exploitation,
  including conducting assessments, individualized service plans, and
  referrals
• Familiarity
  with IOM case management best practices and policies, including data
  protection principles
• Experience
  leading formal and informal trainings aimed at building caseworker
  capacity;
• Computer
  literacy skills i.e. proficiency in MS Office applications;
• Flexibility
  and ability to work under pressure within tight deadlines;
• Resourceful
  and strong ability to cope with physical hardship and willingness to work
  extra hours in field posting with limited direct support;
• Solid
  team spirit and willingness to work with people of linguistically and
  culturally diverse backgrounds;
• Fluency
  in written and spoken English is essential.

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