ICMC (INTERNATIONAL CATHOLIC MIGRATION COMMISSION
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International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC)
The International Catholic Migration Commission serves and protects the needs of uprooted people, refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, with operations in 30 countries of the world, including Indonesia, Jordan, Lebanon, Pakistan and Turkey. ICMC advocates for durable solutions and rights-based policies directly and through a worldwide network of member organizations.
Closing date: 05 Dec 2008
Location: Indonesia - One week to be spent in the field
Background and Purpose:
International Catholic Migration Commission, in partnership with the Indonesian State Ministry of Women?s Empowerment and Tenaganita, a Malaysian NGO is implementing a two-year project funded by the European Community and the United States Government to combat debt bondage issues and trafficking in persons between six east Indonesian provinces and the Sabah State of Malaysia. Some of the major anticipated results of the project are sensitising officials on both sides of the border to the rampant trafficking in persons between Indonesia and Malaysia, the formation of a cross-border platform to deal with trafficking in persons between the two countries, a perceptible drop in trafficking in persons between the Indonesian gateway for migrant workers in East Kalimantan and the official receiving point in Sabah, and a manual describing how to set up a cross-border platform. The project was launched in December 2007 in Indonesia and in April 2008 in Malaysia.
The project design builds in a mid-term assessment, which will focus on the demonstration of political will built, the adoption of law and policy. It will re-evaluate all the assumptions made at the start of the programme in backdrop of the progress made to date by each of the programme partners in contributing to the desired results.
The primary outputs of the mid-term assessment will be a detailed documentation of accomplishments to date, evaluation of roles played by the three partners, revisions of the logical framework and implementation plan in preparation for the second year of the programme. The consultant will apply participatory methodologies such as those used during the base-line assessment as well as programme reports and the sources of verifiable indicators proposed in the logical framework. The consultant will also confer with key government ministries at the national level and with relevant international organisations working at the regional and the national levels.
Work Assignments:
The primary outputs of the mid-term assessment will be a detailed documentation of accomplishments to date, evaluation of roles played by the three partners, revisions of the logical framework and implementation plan in preparation for the second year of the programme. The consultant will apply participatory methodologies such as those used during the base-line assessment as well as programme reports and the sources of verifiable indicators proposed in the logical framework. The consultant will also confer with key government ministries at the national level and with relevant international organisations working at the regional and the national levels
Qualifications or Specialized Knowledge/Experience Required:
The assessment will be conducted by an external anti-trafficking specialist from the region. The incumbent should possess
- At least 5 years professional experience in the field of labour migration or trafficking in persons, specifically on developing/reviewing inter-governmental mechanisms and a deep understanding of the consequences of debt-bondage on migrant women and girls and its links with trafficking in persons;
- Excellent knowledge of gender, immigration policies, labour exploitation and victim protection issues;
- Demonstrated expertise and skills in reviewing/drafting policies and structures, training and advising government officials;
- Strong skills in interpersonal relations, networking and communication;
- Fluency in English (written and spoken); and
- Preferably, working knowledge of Indonesian / Malay language.
Estimated Duration of Contract (Dates and period):
The Consultancy is expected to be of one (1) month?s duration during January 2009 with 5 ? 7 working days to be spent in the field. It is estimated that the Consultant will need one week to read up project documents (including reports) and formulate her questions, one week to conduct field visits and interviews, one week to draft her preliminary report, and the rest of the time to hold a series of discussions with the project team to share her findings and finalise the assessment report. It is expected that the Consultant will be available in the region for the entire duration of the assessment.
How to apply
Interested candidates should send their application via email to byrne@icmc.net or postal delivery to International Catholic Migration Commission, South East Asia Regional Office, Jl. Terusan Hang Lekir 1/5, Jakarta 12220, Indonesia.
Only shortlisted candidates will receive acknowledgments. All applications will be treated with strict confidentiality.
Reference Code: RW_7LRHTJ-86
Source: Reliefweb
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International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC)
The International Catholic Migration Commission serves and protects the needs of uprooted people, refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, with operations in 30 countries of the world, including Indonesia, Jordan, Lebanon, Pakistan and Turkey. ICMC advocates for durable solutions and rights-based policies directly and through a worldwide network of member organizations.
Closing date: 05 Dec 2008
Location: Indonesia - One week to be spent in the field
Background and Purpose:
International Catholic Migration Commission, in partnership with the Indonesian State Ministry of Women?s Empowerment and Tenaganita, a Malaysian NGO is implementing a two-year project funded by the European Community and the United States Government to combat debt bondage issues and trafficking in persons between six east Indonesian provinces and the Sabah State of Malaysia. Some of the major anticipated results of the project are sensitising officials on both sides of the border to the rampant trafficking in persons between Indonesia and Malaysia, the formation of a cross-border platform to deal with trafficking in persons between the two countries, a perceptible drop in trafficking in persons between the Indonesian gateway for migrant workers in East Kalimantan and the official receiving point in Sabah, and a manual describing how to set up a cross-border platform. The project was launched in December 2007 in Indonesia and in April 2008 in Malaysia.
The project design builds in a mid-term assessment, which will focus on the demonstration of political will built, the adoption of law and policy. It will re-evaluate all the assumptions made at the start of the programme in backdrop of the progress made to date by each of the programme partners in contributing to the desired results.
The primary outputs of the mid-term assessment will be a detailed documentation of accomplishments to date, evaluation of roles played by the three partners, revisions of the logical framework and implementation plan in preparation for the second year of the programme. The consultant will apply participatory methodologies such as those used during the base-line assessment as well as programme reports and the sources of verifiable indicators proposed in the logical framework. The consultant will also confer with key government ministries at the national level and with relevant international organisations working at the regional and the national levels.
Work Assignments:
The primary outputs of the mid-term assessment will be a detailed documentation of accomplishments to date, evaluation of roles played by the three partners, revisions of the logical framework and implementation plan in preparation for the second year of the programme. The consultant will apply participatory methodologies such as those used during the base-line assessment as well as programme reports and the sources of verifiable indicators proposed in the logical framework. The consultant will also confer with key government ministries at the national level and with relevant international organisations working at the regional and the national levels
Qualifications or Specialized Knowledge/Experience Required:
The assessment will be conducted by an external anti-trafficking specialist from the region. The incumbent should possess
- At least 5 years professional experience in the field of labour migration or trafficking in persons, specifically on developing/reviewing inter-governmental mechanisms and a deep understanding of the consequences of debt-bondage on migrant women and girls and its links with trafficking in persons;
- Excellent knowledge of gender, immigration policies, labour exploitation and victim protection issues;
- Demonstrated expertise and skills in reviewing/drafting policies and structures, training and advising government officials;
- Strong skills in interpersonal relations, networking and communication;
- Fluency in English (written and spoken); and
- Preferably, working knowledge of Indonesian / Malay language.
Estimated Duration of Contract (Dates and period):
The Consultancy is expected to be of one (1) month?s duration during January 2009 with 5 ? 7 working days to be spent in the field. It is estimated that the Consultant will need one week to read up project documents (including reports) and formulate her questions, one week to conduct field visits and interviews, one week to draft her preliminary report, and the rest of the time to hold a series of discussions with the project team to share her findings and finalise the assessment report. It is expected that the Consultant will be available in the region for the entire duration of the assessment.
How to apply
Interested candidates should send their application via email to byrne@icmc.net or postal delivery to International Catholic Migration Commission, South East Asia Regional Office, Jl. Terusan Hang Lekir 1/5, Jakarta 12220, Indonesia.
Only shortlisted candidates will receive acknowledgments. All applications will be treated with strict confidentiality.
Reference Code: RW_7LRHTJ-86
Source: Reliefweb
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