Under the supervision of the Senior Country Office Security Associate (COSA), and under the functional control of the UNDP Security Office, -through the Regional Security Advisor (RSA)-,the COSA will provide assistance in the implementation of the security plan and all matters relating to safety and security operations and management, and monitors the implementation of security policies and procedures and all matters pertaining to the safety and security of personnel, premises and assets.

The primary objective of the deployment of the UNDP Country Office Security Associate is to advise on the protection of, and minimizing the risk to, UNDP staff, eligible dependants, property and operations in all locations and at the same time enabling UNDP programme delivery throughout the individual country of responsibility. This will be achieved through:

Advising that UNDP security support feature in the programming process at the country office level as well as in the case of each individual project, from project identification, planning, budgeting, implementation and right through to monitoring and evaluation;
Strengthening the security arrangements of UNDP and maintaining a security network of international and national security personnel.
It is important to note that the COSA is a local associate who must always conduct his/her functions in close cooperation with UNDSS and under the direct supervision of and be accountable to the (Senior) COSA.

Summary of Key Functions:
- Assist in implementation of Country Office Security Plan
- Ensure SRM-MOSS/RSM Compliance
- Assist in conducting Threat & Risk Assessment
- Maintain Liaison with Local Security and other UN AFPs Security
- Support UNDP Programming/Projects
- Sharing relevant Information/General Assistance
- Security Training/Briefings
- Monitor and supervise locally hired security guards
- Other Tasks & Activities as directed by the SCD and UNDP RSA.

1.Assists in implementation of Country Office Security Plan
- Provide assistance to the CO in the implementation of the Country Security Plan, Contingency Plans and the UN Security Framework, ensuring that all UNDP personnel are covered by relevant Security Plans;
- Collaborate and support the management of the day-to-day security related matters of UNDP CO.
- In conjunction with the HR and Procurement (for ICs), ensure Personnel Lists are maintained and regularly provided to UNDSS, including details of visiting missions and consultants.
- Implement access control SOPs for all UNDP premises in the country; Administer and test the UNDP CO Warden Plan.
- Follow up with UNDSS to ensure that all security clearances for all UNDP personnel in country are approved;
- Ensure the implementation of adequate emergency plans and procedures for responding to emergencies involving UNDP personnel in all project locations/offices;
- Be prepared for 24-hour response to all security and safety related incidents involving UNDP personnel, ensuring coordination with UNDSS when and where required.

2. SRM-MOSS/RSM Compliance
- Ensure that UNDP personnel, offices, residences and equipment are SRM-MOSS/RSM compliant;
- Ensure that all personnel posted to UNDP have completed the mandatory on-line security training, and SSAFE course (as per country SRM), and that records of certificates are maintained with the HR Unit;
- Provide technical specifications, in consultation with the UNDP RSA, on the selection and procurement of appropriate equipment for security (vehicles, telecommunications equipment, etc). Monitors the procurement, deployment and functionality of the equipment;
- Conduct periodic appropriate security assessments of UNDP premises and equipment throughout the country, and provide advice on shortfalls in security preparedness with recommended improvements and solutions as and when required;
- Implement, office security measures and procedures (access control of visitors and vehicles, guard standing orders) for all UNDP offices and facilities (including project offices).
- In close coordination with UNDSS,SCD and Field Security Specialist, assist in case of CASEVAC or MEDEVAC of UNDP personnel.

3. Threat & Risk Assessment
- Provide inputs for the preparation of comprehensive Security Risk Managements (Country, Site, Project or Individual specific) to UNDSS.
- With the technical advice of the RSA and the Field Security Specialist, conduct UNDP security risk assessments, evaluations and surveys and advises the CO on security measures for UNDP offices and projects in all country locations.

4. Liaison
- Ensure appropriate professional liaison with host government agencies and local authorities, counterparts in UN and diplomatic missions, and municipal/traditional leaders, in close coordination with UNDSS and SCD, as required.

5. Programming
- Provides advice on relevant security policies and regulations (e.g. SRM-MOSS, the Accountability Framework, SOPs and safe and secure practices) to assist decision makers in determining potential effects on UNDP activities;
- Provide security support to UNDP personnel during field missions, leading these missions where necessary to ensure the safety and security of UNDP personnel and operations.
- Ensure mainstreaming of security in projects and programmes. Monitors that programmes and projects contribute resources to implementation of security measures. Ensures specific security risks associated with UNDPs programmes and projects are incorporated within the Country Level Security Risk Management (SRM) Process.

6. Sharing Information/General Assistance
- Provide timely and accurate security advice to all UNDP personnel;
- Immediately report all security and safety related incidents involving UNDP personnel
- and their eligible family members to the Senior - --Country Director, UNDSS, and UNDP - Security Office (RSA);
- Ensures that UNDP Programme personnel are provided with situation reports and other
- appropriate security related information as the situation may require;
- Encourage and exchange of security related information with UNDP project personnel;
- Prepare UNDP security reports such as the Incident - Reports and Weekly Reports;
- Provides substantive support to the CO in collecting and updating information with regards to security issues and communicating them to key interlocutors.
- Maintain routine and confidential correspondence files/documents related to security issues;
- Takes minutes and/or notes at UNDP Security meetings.
- Ensure that the security considerations are included in the Business Continuity Plan (BCP) of the UNDP CO.
- Assist in implementation of the Business Continuity Management, as required.

7. Security Training/Briefings
- Assist the Field Security Specialist, Head of Security Unit to determine, any specific security training that may be required for UNDP personnel.
- Under the direction of the Field Security Specialist, and in coordination with UNDSS, design and implement security training/briefing packages and learning activities for CO personnel to support capacity-building and knowledge-sharing objectives of UNDP.

8. Maintain the Safety & Security of the UNDP premises
- Implement the building evacuation / emergency plan for all UNDP premises in the country.
- Ensure that all UNDP personnel are aware of the building evacuation plans.
- In collaboration with the building manager, ensure that all civil works and maintenance activities carried out at the UNDP offices are complying to the safety and security protocols to maintain staff safety.
- Carry out checks on safety equipment, and fire extinguishers.

9. Monitor and supervise locally hired security guards. Conduct any other Tasks, Duties & Activities
- Provide assistance in the conduct and follow up of investigations and incidents affecting UNDP staff and offices;
- Provide security briefing to staff and other associated personnel on UN Security Management System and other relevant security matters;
- Ensure that medical facilities and emergency response services contact details, including a register of UN approved doctors, are readily available and updated.
- Request and monitor MSM (SECURA) funding, in consultation with the Senior COSA.
- In the absence of the Field Security Specialist and the Senior COSA, the COSA will represent UNDP CO at security meetings, and provide security advice to the Senior Country Director at the Security Management Team level, if required;
- Perform other security-related tasks assigned by the Field Security Specialist, Senior Management, Operations Manager or RSA.


Impact of Results
The key results have an impact on the protection of and minimization of risk to, UNDP personnel, property and operations in all locations of the country whilst at the same time enabling UNDP Programme delivery throughout the established project areas.

Core Values:
- Integrity : An ability to work honestly, openly, impartially and in accordance with the values of the United Nations.
- Professionalism : An ability to work in a calm, competent and committed manner; Is conscientious and efficient in meeting commitments, observing deadlines and achieving results.
- Respect for Diversity : An ability to work effectively, respectfully, and inclusively with people from different backgrounds and with different perspectives.

Core Competencies:
- Communications : Clearly and effectively speaks and writes, tailoring language, tone, style and format to different audiences; Listens to others, correctly interprets messages from others and responds appropriately;
- Teamwork : Works collaboratively with colleagues to achieve organizational goals; Builds consensus for task purpose and direction with team members; Solicits input by genuinely valuing others’ ideas and expertise and is willing to learn from others.
- Planning & Organizing : Identifies priority activities and assignments, adjusting priorities as required; Allocates appropriate amount of time and resources for completing work; Foresees risks and allows for contingencies when planning.
- Accountability : Adheres to organizational rules, regulations and standards; Delivers outputs for which one has responsibility within prescribed time, cost and quality standards.
- Client Orientation : Provides services, support, advice, guidance to internal or external clients, and seeks to see things from their points of view; Establishes and maintains productive partnerships with clients by gaining their trust and respect.
- Creativity : Actively seeks to improve programmes or services; Demonstrates resourcefulness by finding new solutions to address operational or strategic problems.
- Commitment to Learning : Keeps abreast of new occupational/professional developments; Contributes to the learning of colleagues and subordinates; Provides constructive security advisory, training, coaching and feedback for others.

Education:
- Secondary Education required. University Degree or equivalent in Political Science, Military Studies, Security Management, Management or a relevant field is highly desirable, but is not a requirement.

Experience:
- At least 6 years relevant experience in security, preferably in the military or police context or related field of work (5 years of experience for Bachelor degree holders).
- Prior experience with the UN system or an international NGO is desirable.

Language Requirements:
- Fluency in written and spoken English and French is required.

Other Skills and Requirements:
- Knowledge of HF and VHF radio operation;
- Knowledge of host country safety codes;
- Solid computer skills (MS word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
- Ability to travel
- Physically Fit

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