Senior Project Associate (CCCM)

Due to persistent armed violence in the Metropolitan Area of Port-au-Prince (ZMPP), hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, seeking refuge in spontaneous displacement sites or with host families and communities. This displacement crisis is putting considerable pressure on basic services, infrastructure, and community solidarity mechanisms. In this context, internally displaced persons (IDPs), as well as host communities, require coordinated, multi-sectoral, and needs-based humanitarian assistance, while promoting social cohesion, community participation, protection, and equitable access to essential services.

The successful candidate will be responsible for coordinating and supporting the implementation of CCCM humanitarian interventions in displacement sites in Port-au-Prince, as well as response activities for IDPs living outside of camps and host communities through an area-based approach. The incumbent will contribute to the establishment, animation, and monitoring of Community Resource Centres (CRCs) in areas with high concentrations of IDPs, in order to strengthen access to information, referral to services, community participation, and accountability mechanisms.

Responsibilities:

• Support the daily coordination of CCCM activities in targeted displacement sites in the ZMPP, in accordance with sector standards and organizational procedures.
• Support the implementation of an area-based approach aiming to respond to the needs of IDPs living outside of camps and host communities affected.
• Support the establishment, functioning, and monitoring of CRCs in areas with high concentrations of IDPs.
• Supervise and guide field personnel, community volunteers, and local partners involved in CCCM and CRC activities.
• Regularly monitor living conditions, priority needs, displacement dynamics, and service gaps in targeted sites and neighborhoods.
• Facilitate coordination between affected communities, local authorities, service providers, and humanitarian actors to improve access to essential assistance and services.
• Strengthen and support community governance and representation structures, ensuring inclusive participation of women, youth, elderly, and vulnerable groups.
• Promote social cohesion and dialogue between displaced populations and host communities through adapted community participation and engagement mechanisms.
• Support the implementation and monitoring of accountability mechanisms towards affected populations, including feedback systems, complaint management, and communication with communities.
• Ensure the quality, accuracy, and updating of data related to displacement sites, CRCs, and intervention areas.
• Contribute to the preparation of narrative reports, operational updates, contextual analyses, and other required reporting products.
• Support the integration of protection, inclusion, age, gender, diversity, and accountability principles in all program activities.
• Assist the CCCM Program Manager in monitoring implementing partners, controlling activity quality, and respecting programmatic commitments.
• Perform any other relevant task linked to CCCM program objectives and operational priorities in the ZMPP.