Recent Job Vacancies at The International Organization for Migration, 10th July, 2018

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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) - Established in 1951, IOM is the leading inter-governmental organization in the field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners. IOM is dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. It does so by providing services and advice to governments and migrants. We are recruiting to fill the position below:     Job Title: Consultant (Protection/ToT Trainer) Location: Maiduguri Organizational Unit: Assisted Voluntary Return & Reintegration (AVRR) Type of Appointment: Consultant, Three months Nature of the consultancy

• Develop a Training of Trainers (ToTs) manual in coordination with the existing police training programmes, international standards, local legislation, and relevant sectors.

Background

• The conflict that continues to affect North-East Nigeria has caused the displacement of almost 1.9 million individuals throughout the country, most of whom have sought refuge in host communities and Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps and camp-like settings in the states of Borno, Adamawa (IOM DTM Report, round 23, June 2019). Despite the fact that some IDPs have started to return to their villages of origin after relative security has been restored and more areas are now accessible to humanitarian actors, living conditions for conflict-affected populations remain dire, particularly for vulnerable individuals such as women and children who are at high risk of abuse from insurgents, security agents and other members of the community.
• One third of the female displaced population in North East Nigeria has suffered some form of sexual violence, whereas a fifth manifested having been victims of physical violence . Even though the majority of incidents of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and trafficking in persons (TIP) remain unreported and victims often do not seek help due to fear of retaliation by the culprit or stigmatization by their community, perpetrators have been widely identified as being Boko Haram insurgents, members of the police and armed forces, and in some cases intimate partners or members of host communities or camps. And as cases of GBV and TIP continue to be a common occurrence in IDP camps and host communities, there is an increasingly urgent need to roll out interventions aimed at protecting vulnerable individuals. Therefore, the proposed project seeks to contribute to the improvement of living conditions and protection of IDPs and affected populations in Nigeria's North East states.

Project Objective

• This project will contribute to the reduction in impunity for and number of GBV and TIP incidents in IDP camps and host communities in North East Nigeria through mass sensitization campaigns and the promotion of increased accountability.

Targeted Areas:

• Adamawa, and Borno States; the three most crisis affected areas in North Eastern States of Nigeria.

Outcome 1:

• Improving response to GBV and TIP by Nigerian law enforcement agencies to ensure key actors can effectively contribute to GBV and TIP response in IDP settings.

Outputs 1.1:

• Officials of the security forces are aware of the risk of SGBV and TIP and have the skills and knowledge to promote the application of Nigerian law and international protocols to prevent and respond to incidents of SGBV and TIP

Output 1.2:

• Nigerian police force deployed to IDP camps and host communities have the skills and knowledge to identify potential victims of SGBV and/or TIP and prevent, respond and investigate such incidents in accordance with Nigerian law and international protocols
• The program aims at expanding the mitigation of and response to SGBV, SEA and TIP in the states of Adamawa and Borno through the following interventions:
• Enhancing Nigeria Police Force (NPF) and Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) efforts to prevent, respond to, and investigate acts of SGBV, SEA, and TIP;
• Building the capacity of female police units deployed as ‘protection officers’ in IDP camps and host communities to work on prevention, identification of, responses to, and investigation of SGBV, SEA, and TIP.

Purpose of the Consultancy:

• IOM Nigeria is seeking a consultant with versed experience in developing training manuals on SGBV and TIP the consultant who will be under the overall supervision of the Project Manager (MHPSS), and the direct supervision of the Project Officer (Protection) , will contribute to the implementation of the projects as part of the IOM emergency response in North East Nigeria.
• The consultancy will focus on developing a training manual for Training of Trainers (ToTs) for police .
• Provision of training on responding to SGBV- police officers
• The government of Nigeria is looking at further deployment of police officers into IDP sites. As police officers are deployed, and more particularly female officers, there is an opportunity to ensure that they are equipped to handle reports and respond safely and ethically to such cases. Police officers have reported receiving complaints of sexual exploitation and abuse and were unsure on how to proceed with such reports.
• The training module, developed based on the initial findings and mapping, will include components on key SGBV concepts, equipping the participants with knowledge on survivor centered support and encourage implementation of such approach as much as possible within existing constraints, and understanding the judiciary and legal framework in order to provide direct response to SGBV and TIP survivors and other affected population. Officers in SGBV response which will also encourage a sustainable approach beyond the term of the project.
• This component seeks to reinforce the capacity of the NPF to act against acts of SGBV, whether the perpetrator is a member of its forces, or not. The participation of female police officers aims to encourage trust amongst survivors to report cases, increasing accountability for SGBV while also deterring potential aggressors.
• The training  should be led by the police officers that were trained initially by IOM. However, IOM will continue to lend support by assisting the newly trained officers while delivering on the job mentoring. This will provide immediate feedback, ensure that the materials are used and conveyed appropriately and to model facilitation skills. Ideally the trainers chosen to participate would be the identified by SGBV focal point and already existing trainers.
• The proposed activities will ensure that law enforcement are integrated into the development of a community-based complaint mechanism and SGBV and TIP referral systems. Therefore, this component of the project will entail the strengthening of the response provided by the NPF and NSCDC to incidents of SGBV and TIP.

Core Functions / Responsibilities Scope of work: The consultant will undertake the following tasks:

• Develop a manual for Training of Trainers (ToTs) which will be used to ensure continuous training of police officers in SGBV response.
• Conduct a pilot testing of the training curriculum. Conduct a validation workshop on the training manual developed on response to SGBV.

Tangible and measurable output of the work assignment:

• The consultancy shall be guided by work related and behavioural ethics that include but not limited to: ability to effectively apply knowledge of GBV, TIP and SEA concepts in the execution of responsibilities at appropriate level; maintain confidentiality and discretion in appropriate areas of work; demonstrate skills at developing contextually relevant training materials; is familiar with the relevant global guidelines and standards, especially within the context of forced displacement.
• The consultancy shall also be guided by behavioural skills of the consultant such as: ability to take responsibility and manages constructive criticism; work effectively with all clients and stakeholders; promotes continuous learning and communicates clearly; takes initiative and drives high levels of performance management; plan work, anticipates risks and sets goals within area of responsibility; display mastery of subject matter; contributes to a collegial team environment; creates a respectful office environment free of harassment and retaliation and promotes the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA); incorporates gender-related needs, perspectives, and concerns, and promotes equal gender participation; display awareness of relevant technological solutions; work with internal and external stakeholders to meet resource needs of IOM; demonstrate good communication skills and ability to work in a stressful environment.
• Realistic delivery dates and details as how the work must be delivered
• Successfully develop a comprehensive Sexual Gender Based violence (SGBV) and Trafficking in persons (TIP) response training curriculum in coordination with existing police training programmes, international standards, local legislation and SGBV and TIP sub-sector actors. Submit the final manual by end September 2018
• The Nigerian Police Force receives and validates a training manual developed by IOM on SGBV response.

Performance Indicators for evaluation of results (value of services rendered in relation to their cost) The consultancy shall be evaluated by the following performance indicators:

• Timely execution of assigned responsibility
• 80% satisfaction reported in coordination activity/ability of the consultant
• 80% validation of final manual submitted by the consultant
• 80% satisfaction reported in the overall performance evaluation of the consultant

N.B.: The payment will be processed upon submission of the Final manual. Payment Methodology

• Payment will be made 100% upon submission and approval of the Training Manual and all tasks as mentioned under this Consultancy Contract and annexures attached herewith.

Duration of the contract

• The Consultancy Contract will be for a duration of Two Months.

Required Qualifications and Experience Education:

• Completed University Degree in relevant Social Sciences field; preferably in Human Rights, International Relations etc.

Experience:

• Experience in Protection mandatory;
• Experienced in developing training manuals on Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and trafficking in persons (TIP) required;

Languages:

• Fluency in English is required. Working knowledge of local languages is an advantage.

Desirable Competencies Behavioral:

• Accountability – takes responsibility for action and manages constructive criticisms
• Client Orientation – works effectively well with client and stakeholders
• Continuous Learning – promotes continuous learning for self and others
• Communication – listens and communicates clearly, adapting delivery to the audience
• Creativity and Initiative – actively seeks new ways of improving programmes or services
• Leadership and Negotiation – develops effective partnerships with internal and external stakeholders;
• Performance Management – identify ways and implement actions to improve performance of self and others.
• Planning and Organizing - plans work, anticipates risks, and sets goals within area of responsibility;
• Professionalism - displays mastery of subject matter
• Teamwork – contributes to a collegial team environment; incorporates gender related needs, perspectives, concerns and promotes equal gender participation.
• Technological Awareness - displays awareness of relevant technological solutions;
• Resource Mobilization - works with internal and external stakeholders to meet resource needs of IOM.

Interested and qualified candidates should:Click here to apply     Job Title: Consultant (Protection/Assessment) Location: Maiduguri, Nigeria Classification: Consultant, Grade OTHE Type of Appointment: Consultant, Two months Estimated Start Date: As soon as possible Nature of Consultancy

• Conduct Assessment on internal mechanisms within division of the security sector on GBV and TIP

Background The conflict that continues to affect North-East Nigeria has caused the displacement of almost 1.9 million individuals throughout the country, most of whom have sought refuge in host communities and Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps and camp-like settings in the states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe (IOM DTM Report, round 23, June 2019). Despite the fact that some IDPs have started to return to their villages of origin after relative security has been restored and more areas are now accessible to humanitarian actors, living conditions for conflict-affected populations remain dire, particularly for vulnerable individuals such as women and children who are at high risk of abuse from insurgents, security agents and other members of the community. One third of the female displaced population in North East Nigeria has suffered some form of sexual violence, whereas a fifth manifested having been victims of physical violence . Even though the majority of incidents of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and trafficking in persons (TIP) remain unreported and victims often do not seek help due to fear of retaliation by the culprit or stigmatization by their community, perpetrators have been widely identified as being Boko Haram insurgents, members of the police and armed forces, and in some cases intimate partners or members of host communities or camps. And as cases of GBV and TIP continue to be a common occurrence in IDP camps and host communities, there is an increasingly urgent need to roll out interventions aimed at protecting vulnerable individuals. Therefore, the proposed project seeks to contribute to the improvement of living conditions and protection of IDPs and affected populations in Nigeria's North East states. Project Objective

• This project will contribute to the reduction in impunity for and number of GBV and TIP incidents in IDP camps and host communities in North East Nigeria through mass sensitization campaigns and the promotion of increased accountability.

Targeted Areas

• Adamawa and Borno States; the two most crisis affected areas in North Eastern States of Nigeria.

Outcome 1:

• Improving response to GBV and TIP of Nigerian law enforcement agencies to ensure key actors can effectively contribute to GBV and TIP response in IDP settings.

Output 1.4:

• The enhanced internal accountability policies and procedures of the Nigerian Police Force in instances where police officers are perpetrators of SGBV or TIP contributes to increased overall liability for acts of SGBV or TIP

Purpose of the Consultancy

• IOM Nigeria is a seeking a consultant specialized in research, the consultant who will be working under the overall supervision of the Project Manager (MHPSS), and under direct supervision of the Project Officer (Protection), the consultant will contribute to the implementation of the projects as part of the IOM emergency response in North East Nigeria.
• The consultancy will focus on one of the areas of responses namely, Assessment of internal mechanisms

Assessment of Internal Mechanisms

• Initial engagement on understanding the frameworks and opportunities to map internal mechanisms within division of the security sector have begun. Under this project, IOM will lead the process to map and assess the existing internal mechanisms in addressing sexual exploitation and abuse by law enforcement, provide recommendations and foster linkages with the inter-agency community-based complaint mechanism (CBCM) on PSEA, and advocate for the inclusion of PSEA within standards of conduct. An assessment on Nigerian Police Force (NPF) and Civil Defense Corps (CDC) policies, trainings, and procedures for preventing and responding to officer perpetration of, and/or complicity in, GBV or TIP crimes among vulnerable populations in the northeast.
• The assessment will highlight the current standards of conduct, and internal mechanisms in place to ensure accountability and assistance to survivors of sexual exploitation, including sex trafficking, by law enforcement officials. The assessment will also look at whether mitigation and prevention measures are put into place as well as identify focal persons for humanitarian actors to monthly check in with and turn to in the case of reporting exploitation by members of the NPF or CDC. The assessment report will produce actionable recommendations for NPF and CDC leadership and concerned donors. The assessment will provide a series of actionable recommendations, including looking at best staff accountability strategies. The assessment will draw from lessons learned from other contexts to provide recommendations to address internal accountability issues.
• Finally, based on the findings of the assessment and recommendations, a contextualized training module will be developed to improve NPF and CDC understanding of GBV/SEA, capacity to handle and support survivors as well as usage of the accountability and reporting systems. Finally, based on the findings of the assessment and recommendations, a contextualized training module will be developed to improve NPF and NSCDC understanding of SGBV/SEA and TIP, capacity to handle and support survivors, and usage of the accountability and reporting systems. Such training will include senior level law enforcement officers in leadership positions with the capacity to make change within their organizations. The trainings will also involve community and NGO leaders so that citizens understand what law enforcement officials are being taught and what mechanisms exist to address issues of concern. Trainings that involve both officers and citizens will further strengthen relationships between citizens and public.

Core Functions / Responsibilities Scope of work The consultant will undertake the following tasks:

• Liaise with the existing project personnel to understand the initial engagement on the frameworks and opportunities to map internal mechanisms within division of the security sector.
• Map and assess the existing internal mechanisms within the security sector for addressing sexual exploitation and abuse by law enforcement officers.
• Conduct an assessment of Nigerian Police Force (NPF) and Civil Defense Corps (CDC) policies, trainings, and procedures for preventing and responding to officer perpetration of, and/or complicity in, GBV or TIP crimes among vulnerable populations in the northeast.
• Identify what mitigation measures and prevention measures are put in place, how effective they are implemented.
• Identifying the focal persons for humanitarian actors to monthly check in with and turn to in the case of reporting exploitation by members of the NPF or CDC.
• Develop a contextualized training module based on the findings of the assessment and recommendations to improve NPF and NSCDC understanding of SGBV/SEA and TIP, capacity to handle and support survivors, and usage of the accountability and reporting systems.
• Conduct training will include senior level law enforcement officers in leadership positions with the capacity to make change within their organizations. The trainings will also involve community and NGO leaders so that citizens understand what law enforcement officials are being taught and what mechanisms exist to address issues of concern.

Tangible and measurable output of the work assignment:

• The consultancy shall be guided by work related and behavioural ethics that include but not limited to: ability to effectively apply knowledge of GBV, TIP and SEA concepts in the execution of responsibilities at appropriate level; maintain confidentiality and discretion in appropriate areas of work; demonstrate skills at developing contextually relevant training materials; is familiar with the relevant global guidelines and standards, especially within the context of forced displacement.
• The consultancy shall also be guided by behavioural skills of the consultant such as: ability to take responsibility and manages constructive criticism; work effectively with all clients and stakeholders; promotes continuous learning and communicates clearly; takes initiative and drives high levels of performance management; plan work, anticipates risks and sets goals within area of responsibility; display mastery of subject matter; contributes to a collegial team environment; creates a respectful office environment free of harassment and retaliation and promotes the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA); incorporates gender-related needs, perspectives, and concerns, and promotes equal gender participation; display awareness of relevant technological solutions; work with internal and external stakeholders to meet resource needs of IOM; demonstrate good communication skills and ability to work in a stressful environment.

Deliverables:

• Assessment report with details on existing internal mechanisms within the security sector for addressing sexual exploitation and abuse by law enforcement officers. Actionable recommendations for NPF and CDC will target actions at the national, state and local levels of law enforcement.
• Highlight the current standards of conduct, and internal mechanisms in place to ensure
• accountability and assistance to survivors of sexual exploitation, including sex trafficking, by Law enforcement official.
• Provide recommendations to address internal accountability issues.
• Provide recommendations to foster linkages with the inter-agency community-based complaint mechanism (CBCM) on PSEA, and advocate for the inclusion of PSEA within standards of conduct.
• Document findings of the assessment and recommendations that will be used to develop a contextualized training module to improve NPF and CDC understanding of GBV/SEA, capacity to handle and support survivors as well as usage of the accountability and reporting systems.

Realistic delivery dates and details as to how the work must be delivered:

• Successfully document findings and recommendations to enhance the internal complaint and accountability mechanisms are agreed to and implemented with the Nigerian Police Force and CDC. Training module developed and training conducted. Final report submitted by end September 2018.

Performance indicators for evaluation of results (value of services rendered in relation to their cost):

• The consultancy shall be evaluated by the following performance indicators:
• Timely execution of assigned responsibility
• 80% satisfaction reported in coordination activity/ability of the consultant
• 80% validation of reports submitted by the consultant
• 80% satisfaction reported in the overall performance evaluation of the consultant
• N.B.: The payment will be processed upon submission of the Final report.

Payment Methodology

• Payment will be made 100% upon submission and approval of the Final Report and all tasks as mentioned under this Consultancy Contract and annexures attached here with.

Required Qualifications and Experience Education:

• Completed University Degree in relevant Social Sciences field; preferably in Human Rights, International Relations etc.

Experience:

• Experience in Protection mandatory, including in Mapping and assessing existing internal mechanisms;
• Experience in conducting trainings;

Languages:

• English fluency is required. Working knowledge of local languages will be advantageous.

Desirable Competencies Behavioral:

• Accountability - takes responsibility for action and manages constructive criticisms
• Client Orientation - works effectively well with client and stakeholders
• Continuous Learning - promotes continuous learning for self and others
• Communication - listens and communicates clearly, adapting delivery to the audience
• Creativity and Initiative - actively seeks new ways of improving programmes or services
• Leadership and Negotiation - develops effective partnerships with internal and external
• stakeholders;
• Performance Management - identify ways and implement actions to improve performance of
• self and others.
• Planning and Organizing - plans work, anticipates risks, and sets goals within area of
• responsibility;
• Professionalism - displays mastery of subject matter
• Teamwork - contributes to a collegial team environment; incorporates gender related needs,
• perspectives, concerns and promotes equal gender participation.
• Technological Awareness - displays awareness of relevant technological solutions;
• Resource Mobilization - works with internal and external stakeholders to meet resource needs of IOM.

Interested and qualified candidates should:Click here to apply Application Deadline 23rd July, 2018.   Note

• In order for an application to be considered valid, IOM only accepts online profiles duly completed.
• Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. You can track the progress of your application on your personal application page in the IOM e-recruitment system.
• The appointment is subject to funding confirmation.
• Appointment will be subject to certification that the candidate is medically fit for appointment or visa requirements and security clearances.
• No late applications will be accepted.

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