Performs project activities according to WHH’s guidelines.

• Communicates with service providers to ensure effective and appropriate

interventions and follow-up.

• Ensures that assigned activity is implemented successfully and in a timely manner.

• Follow-up with the vendors during implementation

• Maintains accurate and confidential beneficiary records and keeps track of all

necessary figures and data related to services under project activities and respects

confidentiality and the rights of the beneficiaries

• Takes a role in market assessments, monitoring prices, registration and verification

process of beneficiaries in/off camps throughout the project.

• Provides regular and accurate reporting on project activities as required and

requested by supervisors.

• Through relationships with persons of concern and network of partners stay abreast

of political, social, economic and cultural developments that have an impact on the

protection environment.

• Reports all incidents in the field to the Project Officer promptly.

• Works in close collaboration with other members of the team to ensure an integrated

approach to meet the other basic needs of the affected population

• Supports the Project Officer in identifying suppliers, services and locations needed

for the project.• The Team Leader is expected to support all efforts toward accountability, specifically

to the beneficiaries and to Welthungerhilfe’s’ Code of Conduct, Conflict of Interest,

and Provision of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse.

• The Field Team Leader must ensure all interventions adhere to Welthungerhilfe’s’

Gender Policy, Do No Harm principles, and beneficiary accountability standards.

• Behaving in mutual respect to other team members as part of work friendly

environment.

• Undertaking other project tasks as required.

• Visit partner activities and monitor.