Prison & Penal Reform Consultant — Policy & Stakeholder Engagement

United Nations; Wien; Vor Ort; EUR 60.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (Vienna) is seeking a Consultant for the Drug Control and Crime Prevention area. Duty Station is VIENNA, and the recruitment type is Consultant, with responsibilities including delivering well-researched work tailored to global and national contexts.

Applicants should support transparent consultations with CPCJS, CEB, UNODC’s Field Office network and national counterparts, and ensure final documents are well-structured and written in clear,

Aufgaben

• Timely submission of all deliverables, including the extent to which these are well-researched, practice-oriented and tailored to the global and national contexts.
• Transparency and inclusiveness of the consultation process with CPCJS, CEB, UNODC’s Field Office network, national counterparts and other relevant stakeholders, as applicable, including the maintenance of regular communication and the incorporation of respective inputs.
• Quality and relevance of strategic advice and substantive input towards suitable mechanisms and concrete interventions related to promoting international standards on the treatment of prisoners in the different areas that form part of the assignment.
• Clear, well-organized and effective consultative meetings and workshops as well as excellent presentations, guidance and facilitation during group discussions, as evidenced by the degree of interest and understanding of the topics by participants.
• All final documents formatted, well-organized and written in clear, professional English.

Jobbeschreibung

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (Vienna) is seeking a Consultant for the Drug Control and Crime Prevention area. Duty Station is VIENNA, and the recruitment type is Consultant, with responsibilities including delivering well-researched work tailored to global and national contexts.

Applicants should support transparent consultations with CPCJS, CEB, UNODC’s Field Office network and national counterparts, and ensure final documents are well-structured and written in clear,