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Search for Common Ground (SFCG)
Conflict Transformation organization
Closing date: 05 Dec 2008
Location: Indonesia - Jakarta
I. Background
Search for Common Ground (SFCG) has been operating in Indonesia since 2002, working with community-based organizations, media, conflict survivors and others to develop pioneering initiatives that promote pluralism, participatory decision making and solidarity. SFCG has established strong working relationships with local officials, community and religious leaders, as well as local organizations in Aceh, Java, Kalimantan, Madura, Papua and Sulawesi. Most recently, SFCG will begin implementing a de-radicalization program in Indonesian prisons, with a specific focus on conflict management training and capacity strengthening within prisons.
II. Purpose of the Technical Assistance
The Expert Consultant will bring knowledge of human rights and standards minimum requirements (SMRs) for humane treatment of prisoners, and will take responsibility for compiling and drafting a Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for handling terrorist and ?at risk? prisoners, within the broader framework of humanitarian assistance for the long-term development in Indonesia. He/she will work directly with SFCG and local humanitarian NGOs to conduct in-depth interviews and focus group discussions (FGDs) with prison administrators, guards and prisoners. SFCG has extensive networks with local organizations active in prison reform and de-radicalization, and local staff and consultants will assist the external consultant.
III. Duties of the Prison Reform Expert
1). Review available technical documentation and identify sources of relevant information to study best practices in prison reform and de-radicalization.
2). Undertake extensive travel with prison officials to review current prison conditions and procedures.
3). Conduct in-depth interviews and focus group discussions (FGDs) with prison administrators, guards and prisoners, as well as other relevant stakeholders.
4). Facilitate workshop with others on SOP drafting team.
5). Develop guidelines/standard operating procedures for the handling of terrorist prisoners in Indonesia.
6). Prepare a short end-of-mission report.
IV. Qualifications
Advanced university degree, and at least 7-10 years experience in the field of corrections, prison reform, and/or counter-terrorism. Experience creating Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) manuals, and/or work in de-radicalization of extremists. Fluency in English is essential. Good knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia desirable.
V. Deliverables
Final Product
- Final approved Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Manual will be due at the end of the consultancy.
VI. Timeline
The project is scheduled to begin February 2009 and the consultant is expected to make a three month commitment beginning sometime in that same month. The exact schedule will be agreed upon by SFCG Indonesia and the consultant.
VII. Remuneration and Payment
The Consultant?s airfare to and from Indonesia will be paid for by SFCG Indonesia, as well as a competitive daily rate, per diem, transportation, and accommodation. He/she will be paid upon completion and approval of the guidelines/SOP.
VIII. Intellectual Property
Search for Common Ground shall have the proprietary rights on all documents produced in the course of the consultancy.
IX. Supervision
The Consultant will be supervised by the SFCG Indonesia Country Director, Brian D. Hanley, who can be reached at bhanley@indocg.org
How to apply
Please send a letter of interest and CV to Brian Hanley, Country Director - SFCG Indonesia
bhanley@indocg.org
Reference Code: RW_7LPMQ2-10
Source: Reliefweb
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Search for Common Ground (SFCG)
Conflict Transformation organization
Closing date: 05 Dec 2008
Location: Indonesia - Jakarta
I. Background
Search for Common Ground (SFCG) has been operating in Indonesia since 2002, working with community-based organizations, media, conflict survivors and others to develop pioneering initiatives that promote pluralism, participatory decision making and solidarity. SFCG has established strong working relationships with local officials, community and religious leaders, as well as local organizations in Aceh, Java, Kalimantan, Madura, Papua and Sulawesi. Most recently, SFCG will begin implementing a de-radicalization program in Indonesian prisons, with a specific focus on conflict management training and capacity strengthening within prisons.
II. Purpose of the Technical Assistance
The Expert Consultant will bring knowledge of human rights and standards minimum requirements (SMRs) for humane treatment of prisoners, and will take responsibility for compiling and drafting a Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for handling terrorist and ?at risk? prisoners, within the broader framework of humanitarian assistance for the long-term development in Indonesia. He/she will work directly with SFCG and local humanitarian NGOs to conduct in-depth interviews and focus group discussions (FGDs) with prison administrators, guards and prisoners. SFCG has extensive networks with local organizations active in prison reform and de-radicalization, and local staff and consultants will assist the external consultant.
III. Duties of the Prison Reform Expert
1). Review available technical documentation and identify sources of relevant information to study best practices in prison reform and de-radicalization.
2). Undertake extensive travel with prison officials to review current prison conditions and procedures.
3). Conduct in-depth interviews and focus group discussions (FGDs) with prison administrators, guards and prisoners, as well as other relevant stakeholders.
4). Facilitate workshop with others on SOP drafting team.
5). Develop guidelines/standard operating procedures for the handling of terrorist prisoners in Indonesia.
6). Prepare a short end-of-mission report.
IV. Qualifications
Advanced university degree, and at least 7-10 years experience in the field of corrections, prison reform, and/or counter-terrorism. Experience creating Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) manuals, and/or work in de-radicalization of extremists. Fluency in English is essential. Good knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia desirable.
V. Deliverables
Final Product
- Final approved Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Manual will be due at the end of the consultancy.
VI. Timeline
The project is scheduled to begin February 2009 and the consultant is expected to make a three month commitment beginning sometime in that same month. The exact schedule will be agreed upon by SFCG Indonesia and the consultant.
VII. Remuneration and Payment
The Consultant?s airfare to and from Indonesia will be paid for by SFCG Indonesia, as well as a competitive daily rate, per diem, transportation, and accommodation. He/she will be paid upon completion and approval of the guidelines/SOP.
VIII. Intellectual Property
Search for Common Ground shall have the proprietary rights on all documents produced in the course of the consultancy.
IX. Supervision
The Consultant will be supervised by the SFCG Indonesia Country Director, Brian D. Hanley, who can be reached at bhanley@indocg.org
How to apply
Please send a letter of interest and CV to Brian Hanley, Country Director - SFCG Indonesia
bhanley@indocg.org
Reference Code: RW_7LPMQ2-10
Source: Reliefweb
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