TANGANYIKA BRANCH
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UniRR
UniRR – CRT UNICEF | Rapid Response
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ASSIGNMENT
To provide rapid, dignified and quality assistance to populations affected by mass displacements related to armed conflicts, natural disasters and humanitarian crises, placing affected people and communities at the center of all interventions.
VISION
To build a credible and inclusive humanitarian response, based on protection, transparency and dignity, in order to strengthen the resilience of communities and restore their basic survival conditions.
Main Activities
SO5. Analysis & Evidence (Database)
SO1. Rapid Multisectoral Assessment (RMA)
SO3. Post-intervention follow-up (PIM & PDM)
SO2. UniRR Interventions
SO4. Logistics & Supply
Collection and reporting of humanitarian alerts in the territories of Tanganyika and neighboring areas.
Monitoring population movements and sharing information with the humanitarian community.
Training and support for alert monitors.
Rapid multi-sectoral assessments and response recommendations
Shelter, AME & WASH: rapid distribution of essential household kits, temporary shelters, personal hygiene kits, Wash kits, community awareness.
Health & Nutrition: structural support in health areas where internally displaced persons are located (provision of inputs, medicines, equipment, capacity building for healthcare staff), referral of complicated cases.
Protection & PSEA:
Prevention and referral of GBV cases, listening and guidance, community awareness, implementation of feedback mechanisms (AAP).
Evaluation of the quality of the activities carried out.
Collecting feedback from beneficiaries.
Adjusting future interventions based on lessons learned.
Inventory and warehouse management.
Transport of medical and non-food supplies.
Monitoring of logistics flows according to operational standards.
Monitoring of program indicators.
Processing and regular updating of data in online reporting platforms (Activity Info, SharePoint, Drive).
To ensure the maintenance of computer equipment.
Coordination & Human Resources
Project management is ensured by a Project Manager, supported by three assistant coordinators.
Team made up of 46 workers (41 directly linked to the project, 5 indirectly).
Annual target: 25,000 IDP households , representing approximately 162,500 people receiving assistance.
Representativeness
Funding is provided by UNICEF, which guarantees the validation of the missions.
Inter-agency coordination with OCHA and humanitarian clusters.
Operational presence in 4 provinces of the DRC: North Kivu, South Kivu, Ituri and Tanganyika.
The activities are reported and monitored by United Nations agencies and OCHA.
