International Consultant to Conduct a National Survey on the Existing Political Framework... Tender

Procurement Summary

Country : Guinea

Summary : International Consultant to Conduct a National Survey on the Existing Political Framework and Legal Practices

Deadline : 02 Aug 2019

Other Information

Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 34970471

Document Ref. No. :

Competition : ICB

Financier : Other Funding Agencies

Purchaser Ownership : -

Tender Value : Refer Document

Purchaser's Detail

Purchaser : INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION
Guinea Email : hrrecruitmentunit@iom.int
Guinea
Email :hrrecruitmentunit@iom.int

Tender Details

Tenders are invited for Guinea: International Consultant to Conduct a National Survey on the Existing Political Framework and Legal Practices in Vigu Eu R in the Country.

FOR INTERNATIONAL RECRUITMENT CONSULTANT TO CONDUCT A SURVEY ON EXISTING NATIONAL POLICY FRAMEWORK AND PRACTICE LEGAL Vigu EU R IN THE COUNTRY IN COMBATING TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS AND SIMILAR PRACTICES

Position : International Consultant

Duration of the contract : Three (03) months

Li had assignment : Conakry (with movement on the insid had r the country)

Supervis had live r : Project Manager

Funding : US State Department (JTIP)

I. Background

Trafficking in human beings, as defined in Article 3 (a) of the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, is a crime present in all regions of the world and Guinea is no exception .

As part of IOM`s mandate: to ensure a "Safe, dignified and orderly" migration, the organization has been working with the Guinean government since 2005 in the fight against trafficking in persons.

IOM Guinea has worked closely with the National Committee to Combat Trafficking in Human Beings and Related Practices (CNLTPPA), including the establishment of a legislative framework to effectively investigate and prosecute crimes related to human trafficking and smuggling, through the development of the current national action plan and the implementation of activities.

In 2007, IOM Guinea received first financial support from J-TIP to implement a pilot project to build the capacity of Guinean officials involved in the fight against trafficking in persons (mainly magistrates, prosecutors and prosecutors). had rs and police) and had r provided the necessary tools to investigate and prosecute traffickers. Part of the project`s activities was to develop a legislative framework to effectively investigate and prosecute cases of trafficking in human beings.

Starting in April 2019, a new project funded by J-TIP was launched to support the Government of Guinea to broaden the knowledge and capacity of stakeholders in the fight against THB. Specifically, the project focuses on the prevention and protection activities by actively engaging the participation of ministries, act had rs of the penal system, the police and NGOs / civil society concerned. The project will be implemented during the period 2019-2021.

The project will be implemented in coordination with the CNLTPPA, act had r key and beneficiary of the project.

In order to improve the practice of investigating and prosecuting cases of human trafficking, the IOM Office in Guinea will recruit an international consultant to conduct a national survey on the existing policy framework and legal practices. in vigu had r in the country, Guinea.

II. Objectives of the consultation :

The overall objective is to conduct a national survey on the existing policy framework and legal practices vigu had r in the country and also support the national committee to fight against trafficking and practices (CNLTPPA) to revise the National Action Plan .

III. Tasks and responsibilities

v Conduct an analysis of the trafficking court system

v Investigate the implementation of legal instruments on cases of human trafficking and its effectiveness in the sect had r judiciary in Guinea

v Make an assessment of the existing mechanisms / mechanisms on the anti-trafficking system at the national level (legal, protection and assistance level). and in the 8 administrative regions of Guinea.

v Analyze Guinean legislation against international standards, as well as areas where new research reforms are still needed

v Develop training materials (manual), modules and case studies adapted to the Guinean legal system and based on the investigation report

v Supporting national consultant to organize and direct the training sessions format had rs enforcement of the law

v Propose an alert and referencing system for trafficking victims

v Make the mapping of available services and act had rs key in the fight against Trafficking and related practices

v Propose recommendations for strengthening a coordination mechanism and current capacities at the national level

v Collect data on the practice of trafficking in Guinea.

v Develop content for web had x training sessions for format had rs

IV. Expected Products and Final Deliverables:

ü Production of training materials and modules format had rs (to the act had rs criminal chain, including enquêt had rs and Procur had rs)

ü Standard operating procedures for victim and potential assistance are established

ü Field survey methodology document submitted for pre-mission validation

ü Field survey report

ü An analysis of Guinean legislation, comparing regional and other legislation

ü An effective monitoring mechanism for the proper monitoring of legal cases related to trafficking is established and shared.

ü Recommendations are proposed

ü The actions developed by the establishment of a national platform for dialogue with the act had key rs at national and regional level

ü synthesize key findings from the literature review, results of surveys, interviews in a draft report (in d had x English and French) including recommendations.

ü Finalization of survey questionnaires on legal procedures, assistance and recruitment.

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ü An interim report will be submitted (electronic format) for validation

ü A final report taking into account the observations of the different act had rs after receipt of the draft report, accounting recommendations for possible future projects in this area

ü An abridged version of the final report produced in English for understandings of baill been r

V. Process / Methodology

The consultant will receive all project documentation in collaboration with the Project Manager and the CNLTPPA, he will be responsible for designing a research methodology related to the objectives of the project.

The consultancy will have to be concluded in three (3) months, including the production of a final report.

The survey will be designed by the international consultant based regional assessment surveys Anteri had res on existing policies and practices on migration and trafficking. The consultant will work in close coordination with CNLTPPA members.

The consultant will submit a financial and technical proposal for the accomplishment of these missions

The report will include an overview of international standards in the field of investigation and prosecution of human trafficking and Best Quality been rs practices

The training materials and modules that will be developed by the international consultant should allow the officers to train to organize further training on the implementation of the new penal code on the fight against trafficking.

VI. Qualifications and experiences

The consultant must have the appropriate qualifications, knowledge and experience for the purpose and scope of the proposed work, including:

v Hold a superi school diploma had res in international development, legal sciences, social sciences or equivalent

v Have strong experience in the field of investigation and training as well as the design of training modules

v Good understanding of the migratory theme and migratory context in the Republic of Guinea (institutional framework, migrant rights, women`s rights, children`s rights, return and reintegration, etc.)

v Good understanding of IOM`s work

v Have a thorough knowledge of the topic of trafficking

v Have a good experience working with government authorities (Procur had r, judges, security) would be an asset

v Have a good knowledge of regional migration policy

v Have at least 5 years of documented professional experience and at least 3 years of recent international experience in outcome-based evaluations

v Demonstrate an understanding and experience in investigating trafficking in human beings.

v Have an autonomous working capacity with multi-stakeholder initiatives

v Demonstrable experience working in West Africa

v Previous experience with a UN agency would be an advantage

v Mastery of Excel, Word, Outlook including internet;

v Have good analytical, synthesis and writing skills in French and English

v Skills Analysis, synthesis, and communication with particular act had rs from various backgrounds

v Get organized and identify activities by had rs priorities

v Follow all IOM procedures, processes and policies

v Assume responsibility for meeting commitments and any gaps

v Excellent written and oral communication skills

v Have the ability to work effectively with people from different cultures by adapting to relevant cultural contexts

Languages: Excellent knowledge of French and English

How to apply:
The applications must be sent by email with the title in the subject International Consultant JTIP no later than Friday 02 August 2019 to the following address HRrecruitmentunit@iom.int with scans of the documents mentioned below.

A cover letter that shows understanding and ability to execute the contract
A technical offer detailing the understanding of the Terms of Reference the methodological approach, the means available to work and the chronogram
A complete financial offer
NB: Incomplete files will not be examined.

The feminine candidacies are deeply encouraged.

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