CPIMS Specialist - Plan

We believe in the power and potential of every child. Globally we have committed ourselves to the ambitious target of reaching 100 million girls to ensure that they can learn, lead, decide and thrive. Plan International Bangladesh (PIB) is transforming itself to meet the enormous challenge everywhere we work to successfully deliver on our global ambitions and significantly impact children's rights and gender equality in Bangladesh.
Plan has been working in Cox Bazar to respond to the Rohingya refugee influx since 24 September 2017 implementing the following key objectives: 1. Ensure girls and boys affected by the crisis are protected from violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation through appropriate prevention and response interventions in line with minimum standards. 2. Reduce the transmission of disease from feces to mouth through the promotion of good hygiene practice and the reduction of health risks related to poor sanitation 3. Restore and increase access to safe quality and inclusive educational opportunities for refugee children and adolescents (girls and boys) affected by the Rohingya crisis.

We are dedicated and responsible to act on our core values and advance our organisational purpose- Advancing Children's Rights and Equality for Girls demonstrate our commitments to stand for what is right.

We value and embrace diversity of skills, backgrounds and perspectives. We recognize that our work is best achieved by reinforcing our capacity in partnership. We are seeking bold, forward-thinking and innovative individuals to join CPiE team.

The CPIMS specialist will be the main focal person to operate the CPIMS+, other ICT applications for monitoring, evaluation and research, and data management across PLAN International Bangladesh (PIB) Rohingya Response Child Protection in Emergencies (CPiE) programs. She/he will be primarily responsible to manage and coordinate the collection of data based on various IMS and CPiE templates while ensuring effective operations following ICT strategies/principles. The CPIMS specialist will be responsible to strengthen capacity of CM Coordinators and CM Officers in data collection tools and common practices. The CPIMS specialist will be reportable to CM Advisor and closely work with CBCP Advisors, CBCP, Protection and CM Specialists, CP Project Managers, Program Managers while collaborating with the MEAL team and more specifically, with the M&E Specialist. The CPIMS  Specialist will be required to attend meetings and workshops related to data management systems. CP S/he may also need to attend CMTWG meeting.
 
The role

CPIMS Specialist will  be the custodian of all data related to Child Protection. The position holder will report to the Case Management Advisor and closely cooperate with CPiE technical team. The CPIMS Specialist will work in close collaboration with the CPiE Program Lead, Programme/Project Manager, CBCP and CM Advisors and CPiE Specialists and Other sector colleagues (ex: education, WASH, etc.) Through the Advisors, provide technical inputs to proposal development and compliance/reporting for ongoing projects. He/she will be very strict in data protection, follow Plan International's Child Protection Policy and code of conduct. He/she represents Plan International in external meetings as delegated by CM Advisor or CPiE Program Lead.

What we're looking for

• Master Degree in social work, social sciences or related field;
• More than three years working experience in IMS, especially on large scale data management. Working experience in humanitarian sector is preferred
• Previous experience working in IMS in the area of Case Management, Psychosocial counselling, Child Protection, as well as in Community Based activities, youth engagement, advocacy and Psychosocial Support service provision;
• English working skills is mandatory and coordination and team management skills is required;
• Cognitive stand to respect differences of culture, opinion and lived experiences while upholding feminist, rights-based principles, survivor-centered and girls and women's protection and empowerment;
• Highly organized and self-motivated, able to work efficiently independently, as well as working collaborative with others;

About Plan International

Plan International is an independent development and humanitarian organization that advances children's rights and equality for girls. Plan International envisages a world in which all children and young people realise their full potential, a vision now shared by the 193 Heads of State and Government who adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in September 2015.

We believe in the power and potential of every child. This is often suppressed by poverty, violence, exclusion and discrimination. Its girls who are most affected.  Plan International's new Global Strategy aims to transform the lives of 100 million girls by implementing an integrated programme and influence approach.

How to apply:

To find out more details and apply visit:  Career Opportunities CPIMS Specialist Plan International Bangladesh is committed to ending gender inequality, and achieving a gender balanced workforce. Women are strongly encouraged to apply
     
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We promote competitive salary, female friendly workplace, outstanding co-workers (who are respectful, professional, unbiased and easy to work with); equal opportunity that mean equal access to promotion, leadership role or incentive programme.

Salary Package for this role is BDT. 85,840 monthly Cost to the company along with other benefits i.e., hospitalization benefit for spouse and children, contributory provident fund, Festival Bonus, leave, group insurance and yearly medical check-up for employee.

Please Click on Job Description for details of the job.

The closing date:  24th July 2021

As an independent development and humanitarian organization, We strive for a just world that advances children's rights and equality for girls. We are an equal opportunities employer.