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UN Jobnet FijiFJ

NGO & DevelopmentJob type not stated

FJD 831 per monthPosted 1 day ago

Closes in 8 days

About the role

Mission and objectives Established in 1951 as the leading inter-governmental organization in the field of migration, International Organization for Migration (IOM) works closely with governments, international organizations and non-governmental partners to ensure humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. With 173 member states, a further 8 states holding observer status and offices in over 100 countries, IOM works in four broad areas of migration management: migration and development, facilitating migration, regulating migration and forced migration. IOM established an office in Suva in 2016 after Fiji became an IOM member state in 2013. IOM Fiji works with the Government of Fiji and the neighboring Pacific Island Countries on mi-gration issues concerning climate change, labour mobility, development, counter-trafficking, disaster resilience, emergency and preparedness and migrant protection. Context This assignment supports IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) rapid assessment in Fiji. The assessment is part of the project “Strengthening El Niño Preparedness through Mobility and Vulnerability Assessments in Fiji and Vanuatu”. It will generate timely, protection-sensitive evidence on climate-related vulnerabilities, needs, coping strategies and actual or potential population movements to inform government, IOM and partner preparedness and anticipatory action ahead of the cyclone season. The assessment is designed to complement existing government and partner monitoring rather than duplicate sectoral assessments.

Key responsibilities

  • Review the questionnaire and field instructions, practice interviews, complete any required test or pilot exercise, and seek clarification before deployment.
  • Ensure that the number of interviews is completed as per the required sample.
  • Perform other closely related data-collection duties assigned by the supervisor within the scope and duration of the assignment.