Programme Analyst, GBV/IMS

About the role

The Programme Analyst, GBV/IMS strengthens the quality, accessibility and utility of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) data within the UNFPA Country Office in South Sudan. Acting as the technical focal point for the GBV Information Management System (IMS), the analyst ensures data is collected, analysed and reported in a timely, ethical and safe way, under the direct supervision of the M&E Specialist.

Key responsibilities

• Manage the GBV IMS (e.g. Primero/GBVIMS+), including user management, maintenance, troubleshooting and upgrades, while upholding 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 showing GBV trends and programme achievements
• Monitor GBV interventions against KPIs in Annual Work Plans and the Country Programme Document, and run regular data quality assessments
• Contribute to donor, cluster and corporate reports, and to advocacy briefs and statistical reports
• Train partners and staff on the IMS, data collection tools, ethical data sharing and data protection, and mentor data entry and monitoring staff
• Support the GBV team in strengthening M&E components during project design, and take part in cluster data working groups
• Maintain a knowledge repository of monitoring tools, reports and data collection forms

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 contexts
• Experience managing databases and information management systems and in data analysis, reporting and data quality assessments
• Fluent English; Arabic is an added advantage; another UN official language is an asset

Required skills

• Database management and data visualization tools (e.g. GBVIMS, DHIS2)
• Advanced Excel and statistical tools
• Knowledge of humanitarian principles and GBV or women's protection is highly desirable

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