National Individual Consultant: Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) Specialist

• Ensure PSEA policies are understood and implemented by network members according to global and Kenyan standards.
• Support integration of PSEA principles into programme design and monitoring.
• Conduct risk assessments to identify and mitigate SEA risks.
• Develop and deliver PSEA training and awareness sessions.
• Assist in strengthening community-based complaint and feedback mechanisms to be safe and accessible.
• Coordinate intake and referral pathways for SEA allegations with a survivor-centred approach.
• Represent the PSEA network in national and inter-agency coordination forums and collaborate with partners.
• Track and report on PSEA activities and compliance within the network.
• Advise on emerging SEA risks and support integration of safeguarding into HR processes.
• Facilitate and provide secretariat support to the UNCT PSEA Network, coordinating workplans and liaising with global bodies.
• Support due diligence and capacity building of implementing partners on PSEA compliance.
• Prepare progress reports and maintain a repository of PSEA tools and documentation.

• Advanced university degree (master’s or equivalent) in international development, humanitarian affairs, human rights, law, social sciences, gender studies, or related field, or a first-level degree with at least seven years relevant experience.
• Minimum of five years progressively responsible experience in PSEA, protection, GBV, safeguarding, or related fields within the UN system or NGOs.
• Experience in inter-agency coordination and facilitation of networks or working groups.
• Experience developing and delivering PSEA training and capacity-building programmes.
• Experience designing or operationalising community-based complaint mechanisms or accountability frameworks.
• Experience conducting due diligence and capacity assessments of implementing partners.
• Strong knowledge of UN PSEA frameworks and inter-agency guidance.
• Excellent facilitation, communication, interpersonal, analytical, and report-writing skills.
• Commitment to survivor-centred approaches and confidentiality.
• Proficiency in English is required; Kiswahili is a strong advantage.

Applicants should submit a cover letter explaining their relevant experience and motivation, along with an updated CV or a brief technical proposal (maximum two pages) outlining their approach to the consultancy. The closing date for applications is Tuesday, 20 October 2026.