Archives and Records Management Officer

### Strategic Analysis In an era where data integrity and historical accountability are paramount, the role of an Archives and Records Management Officer at the ICRC is a linchpin for humanitarian action. This position ensures that critical operational records—from conflict documentation to protection data—are preserved, accessible, and compliant with legal and ethical standards. By digitizing and classifying archives, the officer safeguards institutional memory, enabling evidence-based decision-making and long-term impact assessment. Moreover, robust records management supports transparency with donors and partners, reinforcing trust in the humanitarian sector. As conflicts generate vast amounts of sensitive information, this role is vital for data governance, risk mitigation, and upholding the principle of neutrality. The ICRC’s archives are not just historical artifacts; they are active tools for accountability, learning, and future humanitarian interventions.