L’Organisation Internationale du Droit du Développement recherche 3 consultants – chercheurs associés à Tunis Retour vers les opportunités

About IDLO

The International Development Law Organization (IDLO) works to enable governments and empower people to reform laws and strengthen institutions to promote peace, justice, and sustainable development.

IDLO is an intergovernmental organization that promotes justice, peace and development by providing legal expertise to governments, multilateral and civil society organizations. It seeks to enhance human rights, economic growth and good governance through technical assistance on judicial and legal reform, capacity-building and legal empowerment programs and projects. Bringing together a range of diverse local, national and international stakeholders and working in an enabling rather than directive or prescriptive way, IDLO acts as a catalyst for social change. It prides itself on its flexibility, speed and entrepreneurial spirit. While IDLO works in all developing regions of the world, it has significant operations in countries emerging from conflict. IDLO is the only intergovernmental organization with an exclusive mandate to promote the rule of law. It currently has 27 Member Parties and benefits from the collective wisdom of a prestigious International Advisory Council.

To learn more about IDLO, please visit our website www.idlo.int or follow us on Twitter @IDLOnews.

The Consultancy

The consultancy will be a locally based part-time position for a period of six months, commencing September 2014 and ending in February 2015. Travel within the MENA region may be required. Fees will be paid upon receipt of deliverables of a high quality.

Under the supervision of the IDLO Research & Learning Department and a Senior Lead Researcher, the Research Associate will perform the following duties:

• Produce high-quality research on the promotion and protection of the rights of children in conflict with the law, emphasizing diversion and alternatives to detention, including but not limited to: desk review; comprehensive mapping of local actors and vulnerable groups; the collection of administrative data from children and justice agencies; identification of case studies; and key informants interviews;
• Work closely with the UNICEF country office to establish contacts and identify actors involved in diversion programs and alternative measures to detention for children in conflict with the law;
• Assist with and/or conduct key informant interviews;
• Produce high-quality translations into English as needed of all research data;
• Assist and contribute to drafting a high-quality analytical report for Fall 2014;
• Contribute to the preparations and organization of the regional workshop; and
• Monitor and report on developments related to children in conflict with the law in-country and in the MENA region;