The International Development Law Organization (IDLO) recrute International Consultant, Competition Law Project-Tunisia عودة إلى الفرص

Component 1 : Drafting of a needs assessment report:

•   Identify training needs and gaps that must be addressed through the competition law training with the aim to assess and address training needs both in terms of the economic underpinnings of competition law and of the theory and legal practice of enforcing competition rules.
•  Perform contextual analysis on existing training / organizations that provide training on the competition law, acquire ToRs for the target judges
•  Identify the judges who will be trained on the competition law.
•  Assess the level of competence of the target judges – capacity development needs,subject areas to be covered during the training, knowledge tests – and performance of thejudges / level of application of the competition law;
•  Risk analysis – to identify potential risks, and devise a strategy to mitigate those risks;

Component 2: Preparation and delivery of training modules

In cooperation with the National Consultant, The International Consultant shall develop the outline and prepare the content of the competition law training modules covering, as may be applicable:

     1. Foundational module on competition law for all participant (to include, e.g., key economic concepts underpinning enforcement of competition law; conceptual notions of market dominance and its abuse; defining markets, determining competition levels, analysing market power and assigning appropriate remedies; public and private enforcement of competition law).