ROLE PURPOSE:
\nThe Child Protection and Migration Advisor is responsible for technically leading Save the Children (SC) Ethiopia\u2019s child protection (CP) and migration\u00a0(within the context of protection of migrant and displaced children)\u00a0programs, both in humanitarian and development contexts, working closely with relevant units. The Advisor is primarily responsible to ensuring quality implementation of the country office CP programmes and programs that target migrant and displaced children, working closely with program implementation teams and other relevant thematic sectors. \u00a0The Advisor is also responsible to technically contribute for designing of multi-year CP and migration strategies; and contribute in the designing of CP and migration programs for funding.\u00a0 That include producing and utilizing high quality and well-articulated project evidence and research work for learning and the continued development of the CP and migration program portfolio and multi-year strategy development, and for advocacy.\u00a0 She\/ He is also responsible to ensuring the mainstreaming and quality implementation of CP into other thematic sector programs, both in humanitarian and development contexts.
\nThe Advisor is also responsible for developing strong external relations with donors, government and strategic partners; and represent Save the Children Ethiopia Country office by taking active part in relevant CP and migration networks, and relevant meetings and forums.\u00a0This will include building a strong professional network on behalf of the organization at national and regional\/local level.
\nSCOPE OF ROLE
\nReports to:\u00a0Thematic Director of Child Protection and Migration
\nStaff directly reporting to this post:\u00a0no direct reports but expected to provide coaching and mentoring support to program implementation team and local partners
\nBudget Responsibilities:\u00a0None
\nDimensions:\u00a0\u00a0The role is expected to foster relationships with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders including Save the Children members, the Country Office Programme Development, Quality and Impact, and programme implementation team, advocacy colleagues, Regional Advisors, technical counterparts in other organization, donors, academia etc. The role is also expected to engage with internal technical working groups and communities of practice.
\nContext: Humanitarian and development
\nScope:\u00a0The role will be based at the country office and will demand 80% of level of efforts for travels to the field.\u00a0 Save the Children works in all regions in Ethiopia, and Addis Ababa and Diredawa City Administrations.\u00a0 We work in humanitarian and development contexts to meet needs of children. And in the event of a major humanitarian emergency, the role holder will be expected to work outside the normal role profile and be able to travel to the field and vary working hours accordingly.
\nPrimary Technical area:\u00a0Child Protection
\nOther technical area: Migration and displacement
\nKEY AREAS OF ACCOUNTABILITY
\nThe key areas of accountability apply to the Save the Children\u2019s child protection and migration work in emergencies and in development settings.
\nTechnical Advisory Support and Programme Quality (80% LoE)<\/p>\n
Identify and provide technical support to ensure quality implementation of CP and migration projects, working closely with colleagues in Programme Implementations and with MEAL.\u00a0 This requires joint operational planning with the field team, regular periodic supportive field visits to project sites to monitor progress of project implementation and understand what works well and the gaps, monitor quality, provide support as needed, and also capture lessons for use in new project development.
\nIdentify technical support requirements, inclusive of field visits, as and when necessary, and ensure adequate support is provided and recommendations are followed up.
\nWorking closely with MEAL unit, provide guidance, advice and support to program managers to actively engage them in conducting assessments (both quantitative and qualitative), reviews and evaluations; as well as while conducting workshops or trainings as necessary.
\nSupport the development and implementation of capacity building activities for staff involved in CP and migration projects across the organization based on capacity needs assessment.
\nCoordinate and review quality periodic reports of projects, including reports to donors, working closely with the field team.
\nStrengthen linkage and integration of CP programming with relevant thematic interventions, including of local partners and relevant government agencies
\nIn cooperation with PDQ Learning and Knowledge Management, ensure proper documentation of experiences and lessons learned in CP and migration projects under supervision.\u00a0Work with MEAL unit to technically contribute to the development of an M&E framework for the overall CP and migration programme that monitors the impact of projects and progress towards strategic operational and advocacy objectives
\nDevelop and lead a CP and children on the move community of practice for the country office and partners staff, engaging relevant thematic sector focal points, field level program implementation staff and partners, that will serve as a platform for learning and institutional capacity on CP programming, and programming on protection of migrant and displaced children
\nStrategic Programme Development (5% LoE)<\/p>\n
Active technical participation for the Child Protection (CP) and migration\u00a0strategy development, and jointly plan and implement advocacy\/policy engagement activities jointly with other thematic advisors and advocacy team.
\nTechnically lead development of strategic portfolio of projects and research initiatives required for achievement of the child protection strategic objectives and outcomes.
\nTechnically engage in annual operational planning, and regular internal programme planning and review meetings, as well as related inputs to quarterly and annual reports.
\nDocument and communicate programme achievements against agreed strategic objectives and milestones for a wide range of internal and external audiences.
\nEnsure the key strategic documents related to CP and migration are understood and internalized by those who are either contributing to the evidence base or responsible for representation of organizational objectives at district, regional or national level.
\nServe as focal point for CP program of the country office, for coordination with relevant stakeholders including clusters and national taskforces.
\nStrategic Fundraising (10% LoE)<\/p>\n
Technically engage in strategic fundraising to support resourcing the CP Strategic Plan and migration programs, and related Advocacy Plan.\u00a0This includes funding for projects, research and advocacy to support policy change objectives.
\nBuild on technical knowledge, research and current\/previous programming to contribute for development of proposals for new programme initiatives and institutional learning in close coordination with the relevant staff.\u00a0 This includes conducting\/overseeing situational analyses, concept note development, and opportunity identification, and technically engage in proposal development for funding working closely with program development unit and other relevant thematic sectors.
\nContributing to the development of programs material, brief papers and info notes with a view to attract donor\u2019s interest for Save the Children activities;
\nEnsure that each proposal and annual implementation plan contains a (funded) research and policy dimension to it that directly feeds into the agreed Thematic Advocacy Plan and lead the implementation of research necessary for evidence based advocacy.
\nAccompany and facilitate donor visits and provide relevant background materials in collaboration with the program implementation team.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":207,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","job_listing_type":[17],"job_listing_category":[218],"job_listing_location":[4],"job_listing_tag":[],"class_list":["post-37369","job_listing","type-job_listing","status-publish","hentry","job_listing_type-full-time","job_listing_category-law","job_listing_location-addis-ababa"],"metas":{"_job_logo":"https:\/\/beleqet.com\/vacancy\/wp-content\/uploads\/wp-job-board-pro-uploads\/_job_logo\/2026\/06\/Save-the-Children.webp","custom-text-26140818":"Save the Children","_job_featured":"","_job_tag":[],"_job_filled":"","_job_urgent":"","_job_type":{"17":"Full Time"},"custom-select-24762152":"Onsite","_job_category":{"218":"Law"},"_job_expiry_date":"","_job_gender":"Both","_job_salary_type":"monthly","custom-number-21785310":"","_job_experience":"Senior","custom-select-25910079":"5 \u2013 10 Years","_job_qualification":"Master\u2019s Degree","_job_application_deadline_date":"2026-06-23","_job_location":{"4":"Addis Ababa"},"_job_apply_type":"external","_job_apply_url":"https:\/\/www.savethechildren.net\/careers\/apply\/details?jid=10176","_job_apply_email":"","_job_phone":"","_job_employer_name":"Beleqet Jobs","_job_employer_url":"https:\/\/beleqet.com\/vacancy\/employer\/meseret\/"},"beleqet_data":{"_job_employer_posted_by":"9629","_job_logo_img":"https:\/\/beleqet.com\/vacancy\/wp-content\/uploads\/wp-job-board-pro-uploads\/_job_logo\/2026\/06\/Save-the-Children.webp","_job_logo":"https:\/\/beleqet.com\/vacancy\/wp-content\/uploads\/wp-job-board-pro-uploads\/_job_logo\/2026\/06\/Save-the-Children.webp","custom-text-26140818":"Save the Children","_job_title":"Child Protection and Migration Advisor (Roving)","_job_type":"17","custom-select-24762152":"Onsite","_job_category":"218","_job_gender":"Both","_job_salary_type":"monthly","_job_max_salary":"$3,200 - $4,500","_job_experience":"Senior","custom-select-25910079":"5 \u2013 10 Years","_job_qualification":"Master\u2019s Degree","_job_application_deadline_date":"2026-06-23","_job_location":"4","_job_description":"ROLE PURPOSE:\r\nThe Child Protection and Migration Advisor is responsible for technically leading Save the Children (SC) Ethiopia\u2019s child protection (CP) and migration\u00a0(within the context of protection of migrant and displaced children)\u00a0programs, both in humanitarian and development contexts, working closely with relevant units. The Advisor is primarily responsible to ensuring quality implementation of the country office CP programmes and programs that target migrant and displaced children, working closely with program implementation teams and other relevant thematic sectors. \u00a0The Advisor is also responsible to technically contribute for designing of multi-year CP and migration strategies; and contribute in the designing of CP and migration programs for funding.\u00a0 That include producing and utilizing high quality and well-articulated project evidence and research work for learning and the continued development of the CP and migration program portfolio and multi-year strategy development, and for advocacy.\u00a0 She\/ He is also responsible to ensuring the mainstreaming and quality implementation of CP into other thematic sector programs, both in humanitarian and development contexts.\r\nThe Advisor is also responsible for developing strong external relations with donors, government and strategic partners; and represent Save the Children Ethiopia Country office by taking active part in relevant CP and migration networks, and relevant meetings and forums.\u00a0This will include building a strong professional network on behalf of the organization at national and regional\/local level.\r\nSCOPE OF ROLE\r\nReports to:\u00a0Thematic Director of Child Protection and Migration\r\nStaff directly reporting to this post:\u00a0no direct reports but expected to provide coaching and mentoring support to program implementation team and local partners\r\nBudget Responsibilities:\u00a0None\r\nDimensions:\u00a0\u00a0The role is expected to foster relationships with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders including Save the Children members, the Country Office Programme Development, Quality and Impact, and programme implementation team, advocacy colleagues, Regional Advisors, technical counterparts in other organization, donors, academia etc. The role is also expected to engage with internal technical working groups and communities of practice.\r\nContext: Humanitarian and development\r\nScope:\u00a0The role will be based at the country office and will demand 80% of level of efforts for travels to the field.\u00a0 Save the Children works in all regions in Ethiopia, and Addis Ababa and Diredawa City Administrations.\u00a0 We work in humanitarian and development contexts to meet needs of children. 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