Operational Context: There are some 50,000 refugees and migrants currently hosted in Greece who arrived and remained in Greece since the 2015 – 2016 mass flow. In 2017, 29,720 people arrived by sea, and some 5,500 by the land border, the majority from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. UNHCR supports the Government who coordinates the refugee and migrant response in the development of policy, with capacity building and targeted interventions in the areas of reception, asylum procedures, and for finding solutions. The situation has greatly improved in the mainland since 2015. There, people are hosted in approximately 25 Government-run sites (camp-like and buildings), as well as in rented housing provided by UNHCR through municipalities and NGOs for some 22,000 asylum-seekers and refugees. Additionally, UNHCR delivers a cash assistance programme, which benefited 37,600 people in December 2017. The situation is more challenging on the islands where there is not enough capacity to accommodate the 13,000 people who have arrived recently, or are awaiting for the completion of their asylum procedures. UNHCR is, in response, supporting the Government transfer those authorized to move to the mainland to continue their applications, along with other types of support. In 2018, UNHCR will continue to implement the cash assistance and accommodation programmes, and will continue to support the Government in policy development, capacity building and targeted interventions in the areas of reception, asylum procedures and solutions. Purpose and Scope of Assignment: The position is supervised by the Senior Protection Officer who provides the incumbent with general guidance and workplans agreed upon with the different protection related sub units and focal points and with the Programme Unit. The incumbent works quite independently with a weekly oversight from the supervisor. The position does not require to supervise any staff member, but to work closely with all the Units, and with the Working Groups chairs: protection/CWC, urban, in priority, but also legal, SGBV, CP WGs (and possibly Interagency on an ad hoc mode). Contacts are mainly with the colleagues in Sub-Office Thessaloniki to exchange information and to discuss the work plans. External contacts are with the national and local authorities for gathering and exchange of data, on an ad hoc basis. In this context, the Senior Information Management Assistant assists in the production and dissemination of information on the population of concern, including but not limited to Protection and Programme information. The incumbent operationalizes data standards, compiles and explores data from all populations of concern. S/he supports the Programme Team and UNHCR’s implementing partners in the choice of indicators for monitoring to be included in Project Partnership