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Job opening
Position：Communication delegate
Place：to be assigned
Length: 12 months (mandatory – but to adapt depending on length)
Application: please send your resume and motivation letter (in English) to sfu@icrc.org with the format “name + position applied + information resource”
Deadline: 15th, October, 2018
About this position
As an ICRC communication delegate, you will be part of a multi-disciplinary team that maximizes the acceptance of the ICRC's humanitarian actions and strengthens its reputation as an authority on international humanitarian law. You will help build trust and secure support for the organization among a broad range of audiences through public and digital communication, and ensure systematic engagement with people affected by armed conflict and violence. You will be crafting and implementing communication strategies, managing media relations, designing communication products, and promoting international humanitarian law among authorities, armed groups and violence-affected populations.
Main responsibilities
Liaise with ICRC operations in defining communication priorities and providing technical support, training, and advice to all staff
Contribute to a better understanding of the environment in which the ICRC operates. This includes knowledge of the information and telecommunication ecosystem, power dynamics, scanning of important and useful information
Develop, implement and review communication strategies aimed at building and managing networks, as well as fostering access, security and acceptance
Act as a spokesperson for ICRC, providing information on the ICRC's activities and humanitarian concerns. Craft speaking points, news releases, and other media content
Pitch story ideas, content and interviews, and engage with key media to develop longer-term content partnerships
Strengthen engagement with violence-affected people to raise their inclusion in the aid cycle and to provide them with useful, actionable, timely and life-saving information
Create and deliver messages on ICRC’s humanitarian action, carry out specially tailored presentations and workshops for specific target audiences such as arms carriers, local leaders, and affected people
Strengthen the monitoring and impact assessment of communication activities
Support the national Red Cross or Red Crescent society to develop its communication ambitions and coordinate its public communication activities and strategies with the ones from the ICRC
Contribute to the implementation of the digital strategy and develop a digital culture within the delegation
Support delegation-led digital channels like Facebook and Twitter
Collect, produce and share multi-media content designed to communicate with local communities
Desired profile and skills
Strongly motivated by humanitarian work
Able to work under pressure in a potentially dangerous environment
Very good level of English or French is a must (CEFR level C1 for both)
Professional mastery of a 2nd language (Arabic/Russian) would be an asset
Any other language skill is a distinct advantage
Our operational & field constraints
In line with the principle of neutrality, the ICRC does not assign personnel to a country of which they are nationals
Candidates must be in good health and will have to do a medical check-up prior to departure in the field
Candidates must possess a driving license (for manual transmission vehicles)
Candidates must be prepared to accept unaccompanied postings (i.e. no spouse, partner, children or dependents) for at least the first 24 months
What we offer
Rewarding work in a humanitarian and multicultural environment
A two-week orientation course and other opportunities for further in-house training (to adapt depending on the integration course etc.)
Attractive social benefits
Join an ICRC talent pool and be considered for future assignments elsewhere
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