Adjoint(e) aux programmes – Filets Sociaux

The Adjoint(e) aux programmes supports the effective implementation of accompaniment measures related to financial inclusion within cash transfer programs under social safety nets in Haiti. The role involves planning, coordination, capacity building, data management, field monitoring, and reporting to strengthen resilience and promote empowerment of vulnerable households.

Responsibilities

• Plan activities related to financial inclusion within accompaniment and behavior change measures in close collaboration with cooperating partners, donors, and MAST.
• Develop and deploy planning and coordination tools with stakeholders (monitoring and evaluation, field offices, partners), including organizing and facilitating coordination meetings.
• Develop or adapt training tools (manuals, modules, presentations) for partners and beneficiaries focusing on economic and financial inclusion, including creation of Village Savings and Credit Associations (AVEC).
• Support partners throughout implementation of accompaniment measures ensuring quality standards and proposing technical and operational adjustments as needed.
• Manage data of beneficiaries in financial inclusion activities to improve monitoring and contribute to digital tool development for data collection and tracking.
• Conduct field visits to monitor progress, propose improvements, identify implementation risks and mitigation solutions, especially visits to AVECs.
• Ensure involvement, support, and coaching of government institutions in activity implementation and planning and monitoring tool establishment, promoting activity handover to national institutions.
• Contribute to clear, precise, and timely reporting to facilitate decision-making and ensure consistency of information to WFP management and donors.
• Support digitalization of cash transfer activities, including tool development and training beneficiaries on digital wallets.
• Provide technical support on cross-cutting themes and income-generating activities within accompaniment measures.
• Perform other tasks as assigned by supervisor to ensure smooth activity implementation.

Requirements

• Master's degree in international cooperation, political science, communication, social sciences or related field in international development or humanitarian affairs.
• At least four years of professional experience related to financial inclusion and resilience, and/or nutrition, and/or social protection.
• At least two professional experiences involving inter-institutional coordination with various humanitarian actors (international organizations, NGOs), government institutions, and civil society organizations.
• Experience in social protection program monitoring and capacity building, particularly of national and departmental government actors.
• Knowledge of cash transfer programs and/or capacity building of government actors; and/or communication related to behavior change.
• Experience in organizing and facilitating training sessions.
• Proficiency in Excel and digital tools.
• Fluency in French and English (written, spoken, read).
• Fluency in Haitian Creole.

Skills

• Financial Inclusion Knowledge
• Resilience Programming
• Nutrition Programmes
• Social Protection Policies
• Institutional Coordination
• Humanitarian Coordination
• Government Relations
• Civil Society Engagement
• Social Protection Monitoring
• Capacity Building
• Cash Transfer Programmes
• Behaviour Change Communication
• Training Facilitation
• Excel
• Digital Tools Creation

Languages

French, English, Haitian Creole