Public Information/Reporting Officer (Nationals only)

Those who meet the recruitment qualifications in terms of education, experience, and language skills as advertised in the Job Description should apply online.

Applicants who meet the qualifications in terms of education, experience, and language skills, as outlined in the Job Description, should apply online and submit a single application. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

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  Monitor, analyze and report on humanitarian developments and emergency situations related to the Syria crisis and the cross-border response to help identify priorities, trends and insights for communications planning;
• Write and produce daily updates, background and contextual documents, talking points, summary reports, correspondence and other information materials as needed, including in support of management, high-level visits and media briefings;
• Regularly liaise with relevant OCHA units, field and external partners, communications focal points, and Clusters to gather information and fact check sources, ensuring the accuracy of messaging for public consumption and advocacy;
• Support with donor reporting and provide regularly input to Situation Reports, Flash Updates and advocacy materials as needed;
• Support with disseminating timely updates and information to the humanitarian community, donors and other stakeholders as directed;
• Assist with other public information tasks as needed, including but not limited to providing English-Arabic translation/interpretation, media and social media monitoring, and participating in field missions to gather content;
• Assist in the organization of meetings and workshops including in support of the Humanitarian Communications Group (HCG);
• Perform other duties as required.