Security Associate
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The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Sudan works to deliver a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe, and every young person's potential is fulfilled. To ensure the safe and continuous delivery of life-saving sexual and reproductive health services and gender-based violence (GBV) protection, particularly in complex and high-risk environments, maintaining strong security risk management is critical. Operating within the UNFPA Country Office Security Unit, the National UN Volunteer Security Associate will provide crucial support in context analysis, threat monitoring, field movement tracking, and physical security management across UNFPA facilities and operational sites. Working closely with UNDSS, local security authorities, and humanitarian field teams, the UN Volunteer will play a vital role in enabling duty-of-care frameworks that protect UNFPA personnel, partners, and assets on the frontlines.
Additional Information:
National UN Specialist Volunteers in Sudan are entitled to: - Monthly Volunteer Living allowance (VLA) at amount of 1597.24 USD. - danger and Hardship Differential DHD: 575.1 USD. - Annual and learning leaves. - Free Medical and life insurance. - Free access to different learning platforms.
●Assist in gathering, verifying, and analysing security information from UN organisations, partner organisations, media, and field networks to assess potential impacts on UNFPA operations; ● Assist in drafting timely security alerts, daily situation updates, and comprehensive incident reports. ● Help maintain and operate the Security Communications System (VHF/UHF radio networks, satellite phones, and emergency mass notification systems) for UNFPA; ● Support the maintenance and regular testing of the UN Warden System and update country security plans and contingency plans; ● Assist in conducting physical security surveys of UNFPA offices, and guest houses to ensure compliance with physical and procedural Security Risk Management (SRM) measures; ● Maintain updated personnel lists, and security asset inventories for the office; ● Provide assistance to and follow up on security incidents affecting UNFPA personnel, assets (including premises) and programmes; ● Be aware of security procedures in place and support in organizing and conducting trainings, briefings on relevant security risk management process, procedures or measures including orientation/security briefings to newly assigned personnel; ● Follows up that all personnel falling under the UN SMS have completed mandatory security trainings, their global directory personal profile updated and facilitates provision of relevant data to UN DSS. ● Ensure compliance with Security Risk Management measures including security equipment and monitors and facilitates security equipment remaining functional, e.g.: Emergency Communication System (ECS radios, Sat Phones, etc.), IFAK/Trauma bags, fire extinguishers, vehicle kits, CCTV cameras, and advice management on any deficiencies; ● Facilitates compilation of programme assessments of UNFPA programmatic activities with UNFPA programme personnel to incorporate into the security risk management process; ● Facilitates requirements related to UNFPA security information systems are being complied with (Global Directory, and the security component of the BCP), ● Provides general administrative assistance in security-related matters and maintains routine and confidential correspondence, files/documents; ● Carry any other duties and tasks as assigned by the supervisor.
Values: ● Integrity – An ability to work honestly, openly, impartially and in accordance with the values of the United Nations. ● Professionalism – An ability to work in a calm, competent and committed manner; Is conscientious and efficient in meeting commitments, observing deadlines and achieving results. Respect for Diversity – An ability to work effectively, respectfully, and inclusively with people from different backgrounds and with different perspectives.
Functional Competencies: ● Advocacy/ Advancing a policy-oriented agenda ● Leveraging the resources of national governments and partners/ building strategic alliances and partnerships ● Delivering results-based programmers ● Internal and external communication and advocacy for results mobilization.
Core Competencies: ● Communications ● Teamwork ● Planning & organizing. ● Accountability ● Client. Commitment to Learning
●At least three years of relevant experience in a security-related environment. ● Experience in a Security Management System within the United Nations or similar International Organizations including international NGO is an advantage. ● Knowledge and experience in data collection, analysis and dissemination is desirable. ● Computer literate in office software such as Microsoft Office. ● Demonstrated ability to travel to the field whenever necessary and in possession of valid travel document(s) for international travel.
This position offers an attractive remuneration package including a competitive pay and benefits. Staff members in General Staff Category that are locally recruited are compensated in accordance with the best prevailing conditions of service locally.
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