Consultants are sought to conduct a national mapping and analysis of existing protection-related legal frameworks, policies, standard procedures, practical tools, and service delivery mechanisms in Kyrgyzstan for vulnerable migrants, children, and survivors of human trafficking.
At least 5-7 years of professional experience in fields related to migration, human trafficking, child protection, or social protection. Demonstrable experience working on issues of migrant vulnerability and protection and/or counter-trafficking. Experience in developing or evaluating NRMs, victim assistance programs, or child protection systems. Strong experience in conducting policy and legal analysis. Prior work on legal assessments or strategy development in the context of migration or TIP. Proven experience in qualitative research and assessment. In-depth understanding of the context of Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia. Prior working experience in Kyrgyzstan or at least in the Central Asia region or CIS countries. Existing networks or relationships in Kyrgyzstan would facilitate the work. Experience handling sensitive interviews (with trauma survivors, children, etc.) and training in ethical guidelines will be considered a plus.
An advanced university degree in a relevant field such as Law, International Relations, Social Work, Migration Studies, Human Rights, Development Studies, or Child Protection. A combination of a Bachelor’s degree with additional years of experience in these areas may be acceptable, but a Master’s or higher is preferred.
