Programme Analyst, GBV/IMS

About the role

The Programme Analyst, GBV/IMS strengthens the quality, accessibility and utility of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) data in the UNFPA Country Office in South Sudan. Reporting to the M&E Specialist, the analyst is the technical focal point for the GBV Information Management System (IMS), ensuring data is collected, analysed and reported in a timely, ethical and safe way. The role covers the full GBV data stream, including system oversight, data quality, reporting and capacity building.

Key responsibilities

• Manage the GBV IMS (e.g. Primero/GBVIMS+): user management, maintenance, troubleshooting and upgrades, in line with GBVIMS safety, ethics, confidentiality and Do No Harm principles
• Collect, compile, clean and process GBV programme data and case management statistics from implementing partners
• Design and maintain dashboards, visualizations and maps of GBV trends and programme achievements
• Support monitoring against KPIs in Annual Work Plans and Country Programme Documents, and run regular data quality assessments
• Produce internal and external reports, donor reports, cluster reports and advocacy briefs
• Train partners and staff on the IMS, data collection tools, ethical data sharing and data protection, and mentor data entry and monitoring staff
• Strengthen M&E components in new project designs and take part in cluster data working groups
• Maintain a knowledge repository of tools, reports and forms, and document best practices and lessons learned

Required profile

• Master's degree in Information Technology, Statistics, Demography, Public Health, Social Sciences or a related field
• At least 2 years of professional experience in programme management, monitoring and/or information management, preferably in humanitarian or development programming
• Experience managing databases and information management systems and in data analysis, reporting and data quality assessments
• Fluent English; Arabic and another UN official language are an added advantage
• Knowledge of humanitarian principles and experience in GBV or women's protection is highly desirable

Required skills

• Advanced proficiency in spreadsheet software (Excel)
• Database management and statistical tools
• Data visualization tools (e.g. DHIS2, GBVIMS)

What we offer

• A competitive net salary plus health insurance and other benefits as applicable
• A work environment reflecting gender equality, diversity, integrity and work-life balance