Roles and Main Responsibilities:

• Returnees, deportees, and unaccompanied children are safely reunited/reunified with their families across Afghanistan.
• Conduct screening, registration, and assessment of returnees, deportees, and unaccompanied children at zero points.
• Conducting awareness sessions on the prevention of irregular migration.
• Keeping strong coordination with stakeholders, including sectorial departments at provincial levels and other key persons involved in the reunification process, and maintaining close cooperation and coordination with CFS Animators and Psychosocial and Child Protection Trainers.
• Keeping the records of screening and registration and contributing to a proper referral system.
• Have a proper coordination meeting with the liaison officer and government stakeholders.
• Candidates must be willing and able to travel to all districts of Afghanistan where needed.
• Perform any other tasks assigned by line managers to support the overall objectives of the organization.

1. ST/SGB/2003/13 United Nations Secretary-General’s Bulletin and Special Measures for Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA)

In light of different reports and the statement of the UN Secretary General regarding PSEA and in order to take prevention measures, ADNO strictly applies the PSEA guidance and policy to all of its staff, daily wagers, contractors, consultants, volunteers, vendors, beneficiaries, etc. All ADNO associates are advised to avoid any kind of sexual exploitation (SEA) and abuse of any kind while working together with ADNO. Involvement in any form of SEA and violation of any set guideline in relation to SEA is prohibited.

ADNO shall track and get information on involvement in SEA or corruption about the candidates who apply to ADNO, and ADNO adopts a zero-tolerance policy on SEA and corruption.

As a humanitarian agency, ADNO strictly adheres to the humanitarian Data Sharing Protocol (DSP) applied in Afghanistan. The sharing of data of any type of anyone associated with ADNO (beneficiary detail, survey, assessment, reports, internal matters, confidential documents, etc.) is prohibited and will require senior management approval to make sure the sharing is in line with Do NO HARM principles, DSP, and ADNO data sharing policy.

Data sharing

As a humanitarian agency, ADNO strictly adheres to the humanitarian Data Sharing Protocol (DSP) applied in Afghanistan. The sharing of data of any type of anyone associated with ADNO (beneficiary detail, survey, assessment, reports, internal matters, confidential documents, etc.) is prohibited and will require senior management approval to make sure the sharing is in line with Do NO HARM principles, DSP, and ADNO data sharing policy.

 Media participation

No ADNO staff can participate in any media talks, interviews, debates, or information sharing in social media or in any other media. No staff can represent any ADNO activities on any media platforms without ADNO management permission.