OSCE/ ADVISER ON ANTI-TRAFFICKING ISSUES (VACANCY NUMBER: VNODIS00456)

Background

This position is open for secondment only and participating States are kindly reminded that all costs in relation to assignment at ODIHR must be borne by their authorities. Candidates should, prior to applying, verify with their respective nominating authority to which extent financial remuneration and/or benefit packages will be offered. Seconded staff members in the OSCE Secretariat and Institutions are not entitled to a Board and Lodging Allowance payable by the Organization.

Requirements

  - University degree in social sciences, law or another related field
  - At least six years of relevant professional experience, with at least two at an international organization
  - Excellent knowledge of trafficking in human beings and human rights issues
  - Strong project management and implementation experience in relation to anti-trafficking/migration
  - Excellent oral and written communication skills in English; knowledge of another language relevant to the OSCE region, in particular
    Russian, would be an asset

Responsibilities

  - Contributing to the development and regular review of the Anti-trafficking Programme
  - Identifying new key areas of concern through monitoring of developments in law, policy and practice and assessing the impact of
    anti-trafficking work
  - Identifying, designing, implementing and evaluating anti-trafficking projects
  - Building alliances and networks with international and national governmental and non-governmental actors, and independent experts
     liaising with the anti-trafficking focal points in the OSCE field missions and other local implementing partners across the OSCE region
  - Analysing and monitoring public policy, legislation, state practices and OSCE documentation affecting areas related to trafficking and
    human rights and providing advice and recommendations to the Senior Adviser on Anti-Trafficking Issues and ODIHR management
  - Representing the ODIHR Anti-Trafficking Programme at conferences, meetings and events as appropriate


Deadline: 15 January 2014


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