UNV PSEA Resource Review and Content Audit Support

Job Posting Organization:
The International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA) is a global network of non-governmental organizations established to enhance the effectiveness and principled nature of humanitarian action. ICVA's mission is to influence policy and practice in humanitarian action by promoting collaboration among NGOs and advocating for the rights of people affected by crises. The organization operates based on humanitarian principles such as humanity, impartiality, neutrality, and independence, and emphasizes the importance of partnerships and diversity in its work. ICVA aims to ensure equitable access to quality assistance and protection for those affected by humanitarian crises, grounded in international humanitarian and human rights law. The organization is committed to innovative approaches in humanitarian policy development and implementation, and it engages in evidence-based advocacy to promote these goals.

Job Overview:
The position of Online Volunteer for the PSEA Resource Review and Content Audit Support is designed to assist ICVA in enhancing the user experience of the IASC library of inter-agency PSEAH documents. The volunteer will play a crucial role in reviewing existing resources, identifying gaps, and making necessary improvements to ensure that the materials are user-friendly and accessible to the frontline humanitarian community. This role is particularly important as ICVA has taken on the responsibility of championing the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation & Abuse and Sexual Harassment (PSEAH) within the Inter-agency Standing Committee (IASC) for the years 2026-202

• The volunteer will work under the guidance of ICVA staff to conduct a structured review of the IASC materials, applying agreed criteria to assess each resource, and ensuring that the information is organized and easily navigable for users.

Duties and Responsibilities:
The Online Volunteer will be responsible for several key tasks during their assignment. These include:

• Reviewing the resources hosted on the IASC website to evaluate their relevance and usability.
• Applying agreed-upon criteria to assess each resource, focusing on aspects such as naming conventions and tagging to improve searchability.
• Identifying IASC resources that may need to be removed or updated on the Safeguarding Resource Support Hub (RSH) site to ensure consistency and accuracy across platforms.
• Assisting with the upload of relevant documentation to the appropriate sites, ensuring that all materials are correctly categorized and accessible.
• Providing a brief summary of key observations and recommendations at the end of the assignment, which will help inform future improvements and updates to the online libraries. The nature of this assignment is analytical and organizational, and it does not require content rewriting or technical web development skills.

Required Qualifications:
Candidates for this position should possess strong analytical skills and a keen eye for detail, as the role involves reviewing and assessing a variety of resources. Familiarity with humanitarian principles and the context of PSEAH is highly desirable, as it will inform the volunteer's understanding of the materials being reviewed. Additionally, candidates should have experience in organizing and categorizing information, as well as the ability to communicate findings clearly and concisely. Proficiency in using online platforms and tools for document management is also important, as the volunteer will be expected to navigate various websites and upload materials as needed.

Educational Background:
While specific educational qualifications are not explicitly stated, a background in humanitarian studies, social sciences, or a related field would be beneficial for understanding the context of the work. Candidates with relevant academic experience or training in areas related to humanitarian action, policy development, or resource management may be particularly well-suited for this role.

Experience:
The position is open to individuals with varying levels of experience, but prior involvement in humanitarian work or volunteer assignments related to resource management or content organization is advantageous. Experience in reviewing documents or conducting audits in a professional or volunteer capacity will be beneficial for the successful execution of the tasks outlined in this role.

Languages:
Proficiency in English is mandatory, as the majority of the resources and communications will be conducted in this language. Knowledge of additional languages, particularly those relevant to the humanitarian context, would be considered a valuable asset, as it may enhance the volunteer's ability to assess and organize multilingual resources effectively.

Additional Notes:
This is a remote volunteer position, allowing individuals from various locations to apply. The duration of the contract is not specified, but it is expected that the volunteer will commit to completing the assignment within a reasonable timeframe. The role is designed to be flexible, accommodating the volunteer's schedule while ensuring that the tasks are completed efficiently. As this is a volunteer position, compensation details are not provided, but the experience gained may be invaluable for those looking to further their careers in humanitarian action or related fields.