MHPSS Technical Expert to Support Integration of MHPSS Support into Peacebuilding Programming in Lebanon
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The MHPSS Surge Mechanism is looking for a MHPSS Technical Expert to support the integration of MHPSS into Peacebuilding Programming in Lebanon. Your duty station will be in Beirut, Lebanon. The duration of the deployment, which is hosted by UNDP, is six months. Starting date is as soon as possible. Kindly note that for this position fluency in English and Arabic is required. Furthermore, experience in the integration of MHPSS considerations in Peacebuilding Programming will be considered a strong asset.
Please refer to the Terms of Reference for more detailed information on this position.
When interested in applying for this deployment, please send a recent CV as soon as possible and mention your availability (including your earliest potential starting date) and send the contact details of at least three references in your message to mhpss@rvo.nl. Candidates’ CV’s will be evaluated based on qualifications and sent through based on the order in which they have been submitted. When emailing your application, please put in the topic of the email to which position you are applying.
We strongly encourage a diverse set of candidates to apply, as we are committed to fostering gender diversity and inclusion in the MHPSS Surge Mechanism. Moreover, we stimulate national experts to become part of our database and to apply for vacancies. Please visit our website and become part of our network.
At RVO we are fully committed to creating a safe and respectful work environment. We have a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of sexual exploitation, abuse, or harassment (PSEAH). All deployees/experts must adhere to the Code of Conduct, which outlines ethical standards and behaviors expected within our organization. Successful candidates will be required to uphold these principles and participate in mandatory PSEAH and CoC training as part of their onboarding process.
