Consultoría orientación en Espacios Seguros
Organizational Context
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Peru supports the Peruvian State in promoting safe, orderly, and regular migration with protection for vulnerable populations. The Tumbes region, a strategic border area with Ecuador, faces challenges related to human mobility, including exploitation, human trafficking, and gender-based violence. IOM's Sub-Office in Tumbes aims to strengthen institutional responses to these issues, focusing on mobile populations and those facing heightened vulnerabilities.
Job Purpose
This consultancy aims to provide orientation and support services to strengthen protection actions and access to rights in the Tumbes region of Peru. The role will focus on assisting migrant populations and other vulnerable groups, facilitating their access to state and humanitarian services. Key objectives include establishing mechanisms for identification, referral, and comprehensive care, all within a framework of human rights, intersectionality, human mobility, and do-no-harm principles. The consultant will contribute to the "Women's Economic and Social Empowerment Program in Tumbes, Peru," working in alliance with UNAIDS and supported by Global Affairs Canada, to address protection concerns and combat human trafficking.
Responsibilities
The consultant will provide initial orientation and advice to migrant populations and host communities on accessing protection, humanitarian assistance, health, and justice services. This includes identifying protection needs and potential cases of human trafficking, gender-based violence, exploitation, or family separation through established IOM tools. The role involves timely and secure referral of protection cases to competent services, with follow-up to address access barriers. The consultant will also conduct outreach and information dissemination in community spaces to inform about rights and available services. Additionally, they will support the planning and implementation of community activities, prepare reports and documentation, and perform other assigned tasks, ensuring all activities adhere to inclusive and rights-based approaches.
Work Experience
A minimum of one year of general experience in the public or private sector related to rights orientation is required. Specific experience of one year in accessing rights for vulnerable populations is also necessary. Proven experience working with refugee and/or migrant populations in Peru is essential. Experience with NGOs or the UN system is desirable.
Skills
Microsoft Office proficiency, strong interpersonal and communication skills, ability to build working relationships, and a collaborative spirit within a multidisciplinary team are essential. A strong motivation to contribute to peace, development, and community service is also required.