| Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process WE ARE HIRING! (3) PROJECT DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS IV Unit Assignment: POLICY AND PROGRAMS UNIT (PPU) Area of Assignment: OPAPP Central Office - Ortigas Center, Pasig City Education: Bachelor's degree holder Experience: Three (3) years of relevant experience Training: Sixteen (26) hours of relevantttraining Employment Status: Contract of Service Salary Grade: 22 E =.PROJECT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (PDO) IV ‘Terms of Reference: Provides feediback cominents anci‘or inputs to memoranda, policy or program documents regardine: the assigned areas of work requiring OPAPP’ inputs and recommendations which metude, but are not linated to, i Mainstreaming conflict sensitivity and peace promotion (CSPP) inthe work of NGis, LGUs, and other implementing partners it Prevention of Violent Extremism ii, Soctal Healing and Peacebuilding in the context of Recovery: Rehabilitation and Development of conflict-affected areas ix, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation ¥. Localized Peace Engagements / Localizationof Peace Efforts vi Protection of rights and promotion of interests of vulnerable groups (i, women, indigenous peoples (IPs), children, elderly, imernally displacedpersons (IDPS), persons with disabilities (PDs), former combatants) in situations of armed conflict vii, Observance of hi vut, Peace Education Helps in strengthening ensuring of the support of relevant agencies and organizations in support of the peace process and priority agenda; Coordinates, prepares and provides rechnical and administrative supportin the activities/engagenients/projects spearheaded by the Policy and Programs division: and. Performs other tasks or functions that may be assigned by the Unte Director. n rights and international humanitarian law EPROJECT DEVELOPMENT OFFICERIV (LIBRARIAN) Terms of Reference: Reports directly to the Director: 5. Provides library and research services for the organization and maintenance of the library and its collections; Catalogues existing materials in the physical library as well as digitization; Performs as a moderator in the format of information as well as contribute to the development of the Eslibrary Addresses information requirement of on-line and physical library users, Ensures that the library collection is updated; Manages the E-library and the physical library in general; and, Acquires, accessions, catalogues and classifies library resources, Performs library trventory at the end of the year: Performs other tasks as may’ be assignied by the Unit Director = AS beatsPROJECT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (PDO) IV Terms of Reference: @) Provides technical support in the following: i. Documentation of Research activities (i.e. processes, academic and research-related events /programs‘profects, planning, etc): Analysis and review of knowledge materials and other related documents Research in support of programs, projects, and other initiatives Drafting of proposals, concept notes, and other documents Facilitation of raining of OPAPP personnel, NGds, LGUs, and other implementing partners andl peace partners on the CSPP Practice Generates reports (e.g. monthly, quarteriy, ete): Drafts and designs standard templates for documentation, presentation, etc Assists the mamagenient and administration of the NAC records and other related documents; and, Performs other tasks as may be assigned by the Unit Director. EInterested and qualified applicants may send the following requirements to opapp.recruitment@peace.gov.ph with the job title/position and item applying for as the subject: = Letter of Intent address to Undersecretary Arnulfo R. Pajarillo, Head for Finance and Administrative Services * Comprehensive Curriculum Vitae and/or Fully accomplished Personal Data Sheet (PDS) with recent passport-size picture (CS Form No.212, Revised 2017) * Photocopy of Certificate of Trainings Attended Photocopy of Diploma and Transeript of Records shortlisted applicants shall be notified. E