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Field Supervision of BMCs in blocks assigned
- At least two supervisory visits per month to every BMC, covering three CMC areas per BMC area per visit (ie, one BMC
area per day). Where a DMC supervises more than ten BMCs he
or she will be responsible for covering ten BMCs and the DUC will be
responsible for the remaining BMCs, on the same terms described herein.
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During Supervisory visits provide feedback
to BMCs on planned activities, ensuring quality interventions that focus
strongly on interpersonal and group communication in resistant/underserved
areas
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Train (build capacity of BMCs
on skills, effective counselling such as partnership building, planning etc)
and supervise them in the field
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Provide supervision and direction to BMCs in
ensuring that CMCs are selected along the CMC profile i.e. 21 years female, of
the same community, resident of the same locality & educated enough to maintain field book
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Prepare a district-specific plan of
UNICEF-supported activities for NIDs & SNIDs (or any other form of
Supplementary Immunization activities) , clearly identifying where CMCs are deployed and
activities planned
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Prepare a monthly workplan of activities in
support of social mobilization for Routine Immunization
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Promote and monitor block and community
level activities for polio eradication and routine immunization in reluctant
and underserved communities using a variety of approaches, including:
q
mobilizing faith/ religious leaders, volunteers
(especially women) and Panchayat/ Nagarpalika members and other informal
leaders
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catalysing a network of NGOs,
community-based organisations and existing social networks, and educational
institutions - especially catering to underserved & minority communities
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Support/assist the District Task Force in
developing and implementing a district-specific social mobilization plan for
polio eradication and routine immunization
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Liaise with DIO for timely dissemination of
IEC materials for polio eradication and routine immunization
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Inform
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On instruction from
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Ensure quality implementation of IEC
activities (especially poster pasting, drum beating, loudspeaker, group
meetings, rallies) and other persuasive communication techniques for polio
eradication and routine immunization
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Provide direct, qualitative feedback from
service providers and community members to CMOs and UNICEF/WHO/NPSP on efficacy
of social mobilization strategy and promptly report/address rumours, adverse
events and communication-related issues and concerns
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Negotiate for HRAs/H-H to be covered.
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Advocate with health department for health
service delivery (R.I. sessions, health camps) for CMC areas.
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Respond quickly to emergency situations like
WPV case confirmation, epidemic etc.
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Prepare IEC budgets for each round and submit
it to SRC on time for approval by the
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Monthly Report & Form A to be
submitted by 7th to UNICEF Lukhnow
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District-level plan of UNICEF-supported
activities for NID/SNID, or other SIAs
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Monthly workplan of activities in support
of routine immunization
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Weekly activity report
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Monthly impact assessment report
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Graduate, preferably with Masters Degree in
Social Sciences e.g. MSW
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Proven management, supervisory and
analytical skills
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Minimum 3 years of experience in community
mobilization and/or working with NGOs and NGO networks
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Good language proficiency in Hindi,
knowledge of local dialects in district an asset
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Possess good understanding of various
stakeholders, especially Health, ICDS, Panchayati Raj, Education Information,
Department of Field Publicity, Press
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Familiar with the faiths, beliefs and
cultural practices of communities (especially minority community)
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Computer skills
(word-processing/spreadsheets/database)
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Experience working with UN Agencies/UNICEF preferred.