CHA leads the Emergency hot-spot Project to prevent and reduce acute malnutrition. It supports vulnerable children aged 6–59 months and Pregnant & Lactating Women with nutritious food. CHA ensures strong nutrition education, accountability, monitoring, and dignified distribution. The BSFP Focal Point oversees registration, supervision, and timely reporting for effective delivery. 2. Key Responsibilities • Plan, coordinate, and follow up on BSFP activities to ensure timely and accountable implementation in assigned locations. • Support BSFP food distributions and ensure eligible beneficiaries receive the correct approved rations for Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women (PBWs) and children under two (CU2). • Ensure physical verification of beneficiaries during targeting, registration, and distribution, and maintain accurate beneficiary records. • Register beneficiaries in the SCOPE system and ensure beneficiary information is complete and accurate. • Calculate monthly LNS requirements, support timely commodity requests, and maintain accurate commodity records and reconciliation. • Supervise BSFP distributions and monitoring visits to ensure orderly, dignified, and compliant service delivery. • Provide and/or supervise beneficiary sensitization and nutrition education on the appropriate use and importance of BSFP commodities. • Monitor implementation, identify programme gaps or distribution issues, and follow up on corrective actions or escalate unresolved matters to the Project Manager. • Coordinate with health authorities, community representatives, field teams, and relevant project staff to support effective BSFP implementation. • Prepare and submit accurate and timely activity, beneficiary, commodity, and monitoring reports and maintain required documentation. • Ensure compliance with WFP/CHA SOPs, accountability requirements, security instructions, Child Protection, and Child Safeguarding standards. • Report suspected fraud, diversion, protection concerns, safeguarding issues, or other serious irregularities through authorized channels. • Perform other relevant duties assigned by the Project Manager within the scope of the position. . Working Conditions • Field-based position requiring regular travel to assigned districts and health facilities, including remote areas. • Extended working hours may be required during registration, distribution, or emergency activities. • Must comply with CHA security and operational instructions at all times. 6. Reporting and Accountability The BSFP Focal Point reports directly to the Project Manager and is accountable for the quality, accuracy, and timeliness of BSFP implementation, beneficiary and commodity records, distribution supervision, monitoring, and reporting. The position is responsible for supporting compliance with approved procedures and promptly escalating issues requiring management or safeguarding action.
