Community-Based Protection (CBP) / Protection Monitoring (PM) Assistant

Qualifications & Experience

• Minimum of secondary school diploma, HND or Degree in social sciences, development studies, or related fields is an asset
  
• At least 1–2 years’ experience in community work, protection, or humanitarian programming
  
• Strong knowledge of local context, language(s), and community dynamics
  
• Ability to work respectfully with diverse and vulnerable populations
  
• Previous experience in CBP, protection monitoring in humanitarian response
  
• Knowledge of protection principles, referral pathways, and humanitarian standards
  
• Experience in community mobilization, training facilitation, and stakeholder engagement.
  
• Ability to collect and manage field data accurately.
  

A. Community-Based Protection (CBP)

• Support the establishment and strengthening of community protection structures (e.g., protection committees, focal points)
  
• Facilitate community discussions on protection risks, safety concerns, and coping mechanisms
  
• Promote community awareness on protection issues, including safety, dignity, and access to services
  

B. Coordination and Reporting

• Coordinate closely with community leaders, volunteers, and relevant stakeholders
  
• Participate in protection meetings, briefings, and trainings as required
  
• Submit timely and accurate activity reports, and field updates
  
• Support documentation of protection trends and emerging risks
  

C. Monitoring, Reporting & Documentation

• Track progress of project activities using FRAD’s MEAL tools and templates.
  
• Collect field data on milk yield, fodder production, AI success rates, training attendance, and market engagement.
  
• Prepare weekly, and monthly activity reports for internal and donor use.
  
• Support MEAL teams during baseline, midline, and endline assessments.
  
• Document success stories, challenges, and lessons learned.
  

D. Stakeholder Engagement

• Maintain strong relationships with community leaders, cooperatives, and youth/women groups.
  
• Coordinate with Borno State Ministry of women affairs, youths and sport, AI Centre, and other partners to ensure smooth coordination.
  

E. Logistics & Operational Support

• Coordinate field logistics, including transport, venue preparation, and distribution planning.
  
• Ensure proper documentation of all distributions and activity attendance.
  
• Support procurement processes in line with FRAD and donor guidelines.