International Consultant for Specialized Child Tender - 37797169

Procurement Summary

Country: Djibouti

Summary: International Consultant for Specialized Child Protection Training for Juvenile Brigades

Deadline: 14 Nov 2019

Posting Date: 07 Nov 2019

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Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 37797169

Document Ref. No.: 527095

Competition: ICB

Financier: United Nations Secretariat

Purchaser Ownership: -

Tender Value: Refer Document

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75200000 - Provision of services to the community
79900000 - Miscellaneous business and business-related services
80500000 - Training services

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Tenders are invited for International Consultant for Specialized Child Protection Training for Juvenile Brigades - Djibouti.
Job no: 527095

Position type: Consultancy

Location: Djibouti

Division / Equivalent: Amman (MENA)

School / Unit: Djibouti

Department / Office: Djibouti, Djibouti

Categories: Child Protection

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1. Context / Justification
The Republic of Djibouti was one of the first countries to accede to the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) in December 1990, one year after its adoption by the United Nations General Assembly. Since then, officials from the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of the Interior, civil society and the UNICEF team have been working to promote children's rights in the Republic. In parallel, Djibouti has adopted its first Code for the Legal Protection of Minors (CPJM) which is now the legislative basis on which the child justice system must be articulated. The scope of application of the CPJM extends not only to the child "accused or convicted", but also to the child "in difficult or endangered situations",
In 2015, UNICEF and relevant ministries conducted an analysis of the bottlenecks of the juvenile justice system. The results of the analysis highlighted the lack of specialized services for children in the police and the gendarmerie and the absence of alternative sentences to detention for social rehabilitation. The analysis recommends the elaboration and the integration of a module on the rights of the child from the initial training (new recruits) of the security forces.
It is in response to these recommendations that UNICEF has undertaken to train a team of trainers from the Gendarmerie Nationale and the National Police to integrate a training module on children's rights in the initial training of gendarmes within of the International School of Judicial Police Practice (EI3PJ) and police officers at the Police Academy Idriss Farah Abaneh (APIFA). The primary purpose of the program was to train trainers of the gendarmerie and the police on the protection of the child especially on the rights of the child, the fundamental principles of the protection of the child, the care of the child. child in conflict with the law and the care of the child victim of violence. Following the training, Trainers with the help of international expertise have developed training modules that have been integrated into initial and continuing education programs. This training was divided into three phases, the first one was dedicated to child protection, the second to training techniques, and the third to the development of child protection training modules. in order to integrate it into the training curriculum of the OPJ. Finally, the trainers with technical support trained about twenty OPJ on child rights and child protection as focal points. the first was dedicated to the protection of the child, the second to training techniques, and the third to the development of child protection training modules with the aim of integrating it into the curriculum. training of the OPJ. Finally, the trainers with technical support trained about twenty OPJ on child rights and child protection as focal points. the first was dedicated to the protection of the child, the second to training techniques, and the third to the development of child protection training modules with the aim of integrating it into the curriculum. training of the OPJ. Finally, the trainers with technical support trained about twenty OPJ on child rights and child protection as focal points.
Following this training, a second component will be tackled, namely the specialized training of police officers and the gendarmerie who will be in charge of the miners' brigades.
2. Objective
This consultation is planned in the 2019-2020 biennial work plan of UNICEF with the Ministry of the Interior but also with the National Gendarmerie whose main objective is the specialized training of law enforcement officers (Police and Gendarmerie) who are in charge of the juvenile brigades in terms of child protection, especially in the case management of child victims, witnesses or offenders and the provision of various work tools.
3. Methodology
With the support of a technical expertise, it will be a question of training the agents of the police in charge of the brigades of the minors on the managements of the cases, the techniques of hearing, the recordings, the classifications, the processes, etc ...
The international expert will have to develop and submit the methodology and tools to be used before the start of the training. To ensure that this training is well anchored in the practical realities of law enforcement, the theoretical training will take place in two phases. sessions, a first session for police officers and a second session for officers of the gendarmerie.
Following the theoretical training, the international expert will have to carry out the practical evaluation on a face-to-face basis in the premises of the miners' brigades with concrete case management.
The working tools that will be used by law enforcement officers in their day-to-day work will be developed in a participatory manner with trainers from the police and the gendarmerie who received training in March / April 2019.
4. Deliverables
International expertise will have to provide the following products:
A methodological note including the chronogram and the manual of the specialized training available before the beginning of the training

A report presenting the specialized trainings of the police officers and the gendarmerie in charge of the brigades of the minors

Tools on the protection of the child and interview techniques are developed with the participation of officers

A participant knowledge assessment.

A final mission report

5. Calendar of activities.docx
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