Lowongan Konsultansi - Jayapura - Papua

Purpose of consultancy:

The overall objective of the consultancy is to develop Health Human Resources (HR) Development Plan and provide additional technical support to consolidate the results of the HR plan in Papua and West Papua district focus, and to revitalize and strengthen the technical advisory group as leader for Advocacy on MNCH program. The major objectives of the consultancy include the following:

LTA in Timor Tengah for REACH

Child Fund is an international child focused development agency working in 33 countries to create lasting and meaningful change in the lives of more than 11 million vulnerable, deprived and excluded children, families and communities, regardless of race, creed, gender or national origin. In Indonesia ChildFund has been operating for 34 years since 1973, in areas where the need is the greatest and currently reaches out directly to 900,000 children and family members in partnership with 50 local NGOs spread across 8 provinces. For more information please visit www.childfund.org

Consultants to support district health office and an implementing local NGO

Child Fund is an international child focused development agency working in 33 countries to create lasting and meaningful change in the lives of more than 11 million vulnerable, deprived and excluded children, families and communities, regardless of race, creed, gender or national origin. In Indonesia ChildFund has been operating for 34 years since 1973, in areas where the need is the greatest and currently reaches out directly to 900,000 children and family members in partnership with 50 local NGOs spread across 8 provinces. For more information please visit www.childfund.org

Regional Adviser Evaluation

If you are a committed, creative professional and are passionate about making a lasting difference for children, the world's leading children's rights organization would like to hear from you.

For 60 years, UNICEF has been working on the ground in 190 countries and territories to promote children's survival, protection and development. The world's largest provider of vaccines for developing countries, UNICEF supports child health and nutrition, good water and sanitation, quality basic education for all boys and girls, and the protection of children from violence, exploitation, and AIDS. UNICEF is funded entirely by the voluntary contributions of individuals, businesses, foundations and governments.

Facilitator for Unicef in East Indonesia

Background

Target and infrastructure development objectives and means of water supply and environmental sanitation can be achieved by strengthening the system of water infrastructure development supply and environmental sanitation itself, beginning with the aspect planning, implementation, management, and monitoring and evaluation as feedback to determine the success of the program. To that end, should be given support to program managers at provincial and district levels to ensure the implementation of the yielding and efficient.

Evaluation of the UN's advocacy to protect children during the Global Econ Crisis

THE UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN’S FUND (UNICEF)

Invites applications for the following consultancy:

To conduct an evaluation of the UN’s advocacy to protect children and the most vulnerable during the Global Economic Crisis (GEC) with a main focus on the Pacific Conference on The Human Face of the Global Economic Crisis (including the Youth Pre-Conference)

The consultant will be required to:

· To assess the impacts, effectiveness and relevance of the GEC advocacy (including the involvement of youth) and make recommendations to inform the on-going and future advocacy strategy

· To produce recommendations for the equity-focused advocacy as the GEC advocacy focused on the impacts and policy options for the most vulnerable

· To draw lessons on a large scale advocacy work involving multiple UN agencies.

The evaluation is also expected to:

· Serve as a part of post-conference advocacy work by re-emphasizing the advocacy points to partners and counterparts during the process of evaluation, and

· Enhance transparency and accountability of UN agencies involved in the GEC conference

· Provide evidence on social policies and budgets of PICs (where applicable) to inform Social Policy work of UN agencies in the Pacific

QUALIFICATIONS AND SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE/COMPETENCE REQUIRED.

· Advanced degree in Social Sciences, International Relations or a related field

· At least 8 years professional experience in international development and advocacy

· Previous experience in evaluation required, experience in advocacy evaluation is an asset

· Superior analytical and writing skills

· Excellent communication and highly developed self-management skills

· Proven ability to negotiate and work with Government and non-Government machinery and dynamics

· Demonstrated ability to work in a multi-cultural environment and establish harmonious and effective working relationships, both within and outside the organization

· Excellent knowledge of children’s rights and child development issues in general

· Proven ability to keep to deadlines

· Knowledge about or working experience in the Pacific region is an asset

REMUNERATION AND TYPE OF CONTRACT:

The selected individual will be awarded a short-term (35 working days) special service agreement (SSA) contract with UNICEF Pacific.

DUTY STATION AND TRAVEL:

The selected consultant conduct desk reviews in his/her home workplace and while on travel will be provided with basic office support in the UNICEF Pacific Field Offices in Kiribati and Vanuatu. The consultant is required to use his/her own laptop. The consultant may also be required to travel to selected countries to attend briefings and for research purposes.

Consultant for KAP Studies of violence free village and schools

Term of Reference of Consultant for KAP Studies of violence free village and schools

Duty Stations: Jayapura with some travels to Kabupaten Jayapura, Kabupaten Keerom and Kabupaten Jayawijaya

Duration: Two Months

Level: NOB/NOC (Depend on Qualifications and Experiences)

Type of Contract: SSA

1. Background and Purpose:

According to the National Socio-economic Survey on Violence Against Women and Children in 2006, Papua Province had the highest prevalence of VAWC. To this regard, the goal of the joint programme on Combating Violence Against Women and Children in Papua Province, (with UNFPA as lead agency, together with UN Women and UNICEF), is to reduce violence against children and women through 3 main outcomes as follows:

Outcome 1: The legal and policy frameworks will be strengthened to protect the rights of women and children and eliminate violence against women and children

Outcome 2: Service delivery will be improved to provide an integrated service to survivor of violence and legal aid services in 3 regencies (Jayawijaya, Jayapura and Kerom)

Outcome 3: Government, civil society and community capacity will be improved to prevent violence against women and children and to protect the rights of women and children

These outcomes are in , support of implementation of the Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 23/2002 on Child Protection; Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 23/2004 on Elimination of Domestic Violence, Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 21/2007 on Elimination of Trafficking in Persons, Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 7/1984 on Ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women; Law of Republic of Indonesia No.36/2009 on Health; Government Regulation No.9/2008 on Integrated Service Procedure and Mechanism for victims and/or witness of trafficking in persons; Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection Regulation No.1/2010 on Minimum Standard of Services for Victims of Violence against Women and Children (MSS VAWC, the outcomes are also in line with the goals of the UN Secretary General's Unite to End Violence against Women Campaign 2008-2015 .

Law enforcers as well as service providers at both provincial and regency level lack the necessary capacity to affectively to address the needs of survivors and ensure access to good quality services. The remoteness of Papua and the lack of access to expertise and tools for capacity building have contributed to this gap.

In terms of the provision of integrated services, Papua is lagging far behind. Coordination and referral among service providers remains weak. The joint project Combating Violence against Women and Girls in Papua is designed to add value to existing services provided to survivors of violence as well as to put in place better systems for coordination among various institutions that provide child-friendly and gender responsive services. Investment in capacity development is a key focus in this joint project. The project aims to build the capacity of local service providers, such as the police, health personnel, prosecutors, judges, social workers (professional and volunteers), faith based organizations, women organizations, legal aid institutions, local women empowerment offices, local health offices, local education offices and local social affairs offices in preventing and responding to violence against women and girls. In this regard, the joint project will utilize the MSS VAWC as the minimum requirements in the provision of public service to victims of violence against women and children in every regency / municipality. By strengthening the capacity of the service providers, the data collection system of VAWC cases is also strengthened. Behavior change communication strategy will be used to encourage and strengthen the service providers, community forum and men forum in promoting gender equality and eliminating violence against women and girls.

In addition to the implementation of the national Domestic Violence and Child Protection Law, a draft Provincial Regulation on the Prevention of Violence Against Women and Children is currently available. The draft Provincial Regulation is timely given the significance of primary prevention in work on violence against women and girls. While a draft is available, the process of participation, consultation and review has not been conducted adequately. The review process also needs to take into consideration gender equality principles in CEDAW, Security Council Resolutions 1325 and 1820 as well as components of working with boys and men to prevent violence against women and children. Furthermore, Papua has experienced conflict and insecurity, which can further endanger women and children's safety. The review on the existing draft regulation as well as building awareness and capacity around Security Council Resolutions1325 and 1820 are essential in enhancing prevention and response to VAWC in Papua Province.

As to primary prevention efforts in Papua Province, some initiatives have been taken but in an ad hoc basis without continuity though reducing their effectiveness. There have been initiatives, activities and campaigns on raising awareness on violence against women and children in schools, churches, communities but these were rarely coordinated. Efforts to strengthen primary prevention are much needed. The proposed joint project will target pilot schools and villages are locations for initiatives on primary prevention.

As part of the joint programme strategies for prevention and capacity development at community level under outcome 3 above, UNFPA and UNIFEM will support the development of five Violence Free Villages in Kabupaten Jayapura, Kabupaten Jayawijaya and Kabupaten Keerom. In this context, UNICEF will support the development of violence free schools. 13 schools (elementary schools and junior high school level) will be selected as pilots in the regencies of Jayapura and Jayawijaya, particularly for schools that located in targeted villages

Baseline data on violence against women and children will be collected at the onset and will inform the designing and planning for the development of the pilot villages and schools. UNICEF will support on conducting Knowledge, Attitude and Practice (KAP) survey in the five targeted free violence villages which will be carried out in the five villages. Additionally, as part of UNICEF support to develop model of the violence free schools, qualitative assessment for 13 targeted schools will conducted to provide baseline information.

2. Scope of Work

The following scope of work will be followed by the consultant in carrying out the assignment:

• Desk review of relevant documents including previous VAWC study and its analysis conducted in Papua

• Develop and finalize data collection tools and methodology free violence schools a through consultation and discussion with Biro Pemberdayaan Perempuan, Dinas Pendidikan, UNICEF, UNFPA and UN Women colleagues. The consultants also should facilitate coordination meetings that will be attended by Province and kabupaten

• Use participatory methods for orientation of to local researchers

• Coordinate provincial researcher on conduct some qualitative data collection such as FGD or in-depth interview at schools and and done key interviews and FGD for the some special cases.

• Analyze all of data and draft the report. the reports shall be prepared in English with executive summary in both bahasa and english.and conduct additional field visit if needed

• Sharing of key findings and recommendations with stakeholders will be carried out during small workshops that will be organized in Jayapura

• Revise and finalized the report based on input from stakeholders

3. Qualifications & Experience required:

• Minimum Master's degree related to a social science, preferably gender studies, development studies, public policy, public administration, evaluation or social research with at least 3 years of working experience in evaluation and/or social research;

• Alternatively, Bachelors's degree related to a social science, preferably gender studies, development studies, public policy, public administration, evaluation or social research with at least 7 years of working experience in evaluation and/or social research;

• Strong analytical and research skills with sufficient understanding of survey design, quantitative/qualitative methods and data analysis;

• Familiarity with ethical code and guidelines on research on children as well as on gender and violence;

• pecific research experience on violence against women and children issues as well as in conducting KAP studies will be considered an asset;

• Experience working with the UN and with multi-stakeholders such as governments, NGOs, multilateral/bilateral institutions and donor entities;

• Outstanding interpersonal skills, teamwork, and competency to operate in a multi-cultural and diverse environment;

• Familiarity with the Papua are preferred;

• Excellent in Bahasa Indonesia and preferably able to write and speak English

• Must be available to work and stay in Papua during the contract

4. How to Apply

Consultant for KAP Studies of violence free village and schools

Terms of Reference of Consultant for KAP Studies of violence free village and schools

Duty Stations: Jayapura with some travels to Kabupaten Jayapura, Kabupaten Keerom and Kabupaten Jayawijaya

Duration: Two Months

Level: NOB/NOC (Depend on Qualifications and Experiences)

Type of Contract: SSA

1.         Background and Purpose:

According to the National Socio-economic Survey on Violence Against Women and Children in 2006, Papua Province had the highest prevalence of VAWC. To this regard, the goal of the joint programme on Combating Violence Against Women and Children in Papua Province, (with UNFPA as lead agency, together with UN Women and UNICEF), is to reduce violence against children and women through 3 main outcomes as follows:

Outcome 1:  The legal and policy frameworks will be strengthened to protect the rights of women and children and eliminate violence against women and children

Outcome 2:  Service delivery will be improved to provide an integrated service to survivor of violence and legal aid services in  3 regencies (Jayawijaya, Jayapura and Kerom)

Outcome 3:  Government, civil society and community capacity will be improved to prevent violence against women and children and to protect the rights of women and children

These outcomes are in , support of implementation of the Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 23/2002 on Child Protection; Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 23/2004 on Elimination of Domestic Violence, Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 21/2007 on Elimination of Trafficking in Persons,  Law of Republic of Indonesia No.  7/1984 on Ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women; Law of Republic of Indonesia No.36/2009 on Health; Government Regulation No.9/2008 on Integrated Service Procedure and Mechanism for victims and/or witness of trafficking in persons; Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection Regulation No.1/2010 on Minimum Standard of Services for Victims of Violence against Women and Children (MSS VAWC, the outcomes are also in line with the goals of the UN Secretary General’s Unite to End Violence against Women Campaign 2008-2015 .

Law enforcers as well as service providers at both provincial and regency level lack the necessary capacity to affectively to address the needs of survivors and ensure access to good quality services. The remoteness of Papua and the lack of access to expertise and tools for capacity building have contributed to this gap.

In terms of the provision of integrated services, Papua is lagging far behind. Coordination and referral among service providers remains weak. The joint project Combating Violence against Women and Girls in Papua is designed to add value to existing services provided to survivors of violence as well as to put in place better systems for coordination among various institutions that provide  child-friendly and gender responsive services. Investment in capacity development is a key focus in this joint project. The project aims to build the capacity of local service providers, such as the police, health personnel, prosecutors, judges, social workers (professional and volunteers), faith based organizations, women organizations, legal aid institutions, local women empowerment offices, local health offices, local education offices and local social affairs offices in preventing and responding to violence against women and girls. In this regard, the joint project will utilize the MSS VAWC as the minimum requirements in the provision of public service to victims of violence against women and children in every regency / municipality. By strengthening the capacity of the service providers, the data collection system of VAWC cases is also strengthened. Behavior change communication strategy will be used to encourage and strengthen the service providers, community forum and men forum in promoting gender equality and eliminating violence against women and girls.

In addition to the implementation of the national Domestic Violence and Child Protection Law, a draft Provincial Regulation on the Prevention of Violence Against Women and Children is currently available. The draft Provincial Regulation is timely given the significance of primary prevention in work on violence against women and girls. While a draft is available, the process of participation, consultation and review has not been conducted adequately. The review process also needs to take into consideration gender equality principles in CEDAW, Security Council Resolutions 1325 and 1820 as well as components of working with boys and men to prevent violence against women and children. Furthermore, Papua has experienced conflict and insecurity, which can further endanger women and children’s safety. The review on the existing draft regulation as well as building awareness and capacity around Security Council Resolutions1325 and 1820 are essential in enhancing prevention and response to VAWC in Papua Province.

As to primary prevention efforts in Papua Province, some initiatives have been taken but in an ad hoc basis without continuity though reducing their effectiveness. There have been initiatives, activities and campaigns on raising awareness on violence against women and children in schools, churches, communities but these were rarely coordinated. Efforts to strengthen primary prevention are much needed. The proposed joint project will target pilot schools and villages are locations for initiatives on primary prevention.

As part of the joint programme strategies for prevention and capacity development at community level under outcome 3 above, UNFPA and UNIFEM will support the development of five Violence Free Villages in Kabupaten Jayapura, Kabupaten Jayawijaya and Kabupaten Keerom. In this context, UNICEF will support the development of violence free schools. 13 schools (elementary schools and junior high school level) will be selected as pilots in the regencies of Jayapura and Jayawijaya, particularly for schools that located in targeted villages

Baseline data on violence against women and children will be collected at the onset and will inform the designing and planning for the development of the pilot villages and schools. UNICEF will support on conducting Knowledge, Attitude and Practice (KAP) survey in the five targeted free violence villages which will be carried out in the five villages. Additionally, as part of UNICEF support to develop model of the violence free schools, qualitative assessment for 13 targeted schools will conducted to provide baseline information.

2.         Scope of Work

The following scope of work will be followed by the consultant in carrying out the assignment:

•                     Desk review of relevant documents including previous VAWC study and its analysis conducted in Papua

•                     Develop and finalize data collection tools and methodology free violence schools a through consultation and discussion with Biro Pemberdayaan Perempuan, Dinas Pendidikan, UNICEF, UNFPA and UN Women colleagues. The consultants also should facilitate coordination meetings that will be attended by Province and kabupaten

•                     Use participatory methods for orientation of to local researchers

•                     Coordinate provincial researcher on conduct some qualitative data collection such as FGD or in-depth interview at schools and  and done key interviews and FGD by himself 

•                     Analyze all of data and draft the report. the reports shall be prepared in English with executive summary in both bahasa and english.and conduct additional field visit if needed

•                     Sharing of key findings and recommendations with stakeholders will be carried out during small workshops that will be organized in Jayapura

•                     Revise and finalized the report based on input from stakeholders

3.         Qualifications & Experience required:

Request for Proposal - Review of Young Leaders and Young Writers Awards

In promoting children’s rights to participations, UNICEF has been supporting the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection organizing the Young Leaders and Young Writers Awards since 2004. After more than five years of annual award, UNICEF would like to review the effectiveness, impact and sustainability of the programmes, and seek recommendations for improvement.

To conduct the review, UNICEF needs to hire an institutional consultant which will do a parallel review of the two Awards. The consultant will review the impact and effectiveness of the competitions as means of protecting and realising children rights, especially the right to participation, and make recommendations on any necessary improvement of the competitions in order to make it more strategic and in line with the 2011-2015 Country Programme. The consultant will report to, and work closely with UNICEF Communication, Resource Mobilisation and Partnerships Cluster and the Assistant Deputy of Child Participation of the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection.

Call for EOI: UNICEF Meta-Analysis of Education Evaluations (2007-2010)

The Evaluation Office and Education Section in UNICEF HQ (NY) are seeking qualified and eligible individuals to submit a proposal to provide services to conduct a meta-analysis of evaluations that were conducted as part of UNICEF’s work in the education sector. This will be evaluations conducted by the Evaluation Office, Regional Offices, and Country Offices in the period 2007-2010.
(as per the attached TOR and RFP).

The application process is a two part submission.