Overview
Engage two international experts to write a "Handbook for diplomatic and consular staff on how to assist and protect potential victims of human trafficking".
Key Responsibilities
- Develop a handbook aligned with current practices, including online visa (eVisa) processing and the use of AI technologies and applications submitted via 3rd parties such as visa application centres, recruitment agencies or employers;
- Ensure that the document includes relevant information in accurate and concise way;
- Interacting with the OSCE Supply Chains Project team;
- Assist in preparation and participate in an expert-level workshop in Vienna in-person;
- Facilitate a review of draft as it is developed, facilitate input of feedback in a timely manner;
- Finalize the update, including survivor review, and present the handbook to the OSCE Supply Chains Project team.
Required Experience
- At least 10 years of experience in diplomatic, consular services including with visa adjudication or immigration authorities, combating trafficking in human beings, research;
- At least 10 years of relevant employment experience in the government, private sector, or public sector organization in a field considered to be high-risk for THB; a lived experience as a survivor of human trafficking or other labour exploitation, with demonstrated expertise and contributions relevant to the role would also be considered.
- Experience in working with diverse groups of professionals in the related area;
- Computer literate with practical experience using Microsoft applications.
Qualifications
Advanced university degree in international relations, human rights, political or social science, or similar fields;
