Country: Sri Lanka
Closing date: 23 Nov 2016
Reference: “**Identification and formulation of focal sector and action(s) on Good Governance and Reconciliation** “
Location: Sri Lanka
Duration: 57 working days
The Bureau for Institutional Reform and Democracy – BiRD is currently accepting applications for a Local context expert (Category II) as part of a Lot7 short-term mission in Sri Lanka entitled “**Identification and formulation of focal sector and action(s) on Good Governance and Reconciliation**”.
The global objective of the assignment is to identify and formulate priority areas for a new focal sector on Good Governance and Reconciliation by considering a medium and long-term time-frame of Reform processes.
The specific objective of the assignment is two-fold:
· Identify and frame the new focal sector on Good Governance and Reconciliation to be included in the reviewed Multiannual Indicative Programme 2014-2020.
· Identify and subsequently formulate (a) detailed proposal(s) and/or programme(s), including activities, expected results, implementation modalities, delivery mechanisms, budget estimates and complete logical framework.
Key Expert 3:Local context expert
Qualifications and skills
Master degree in Social Sciences or Law or related fields or, in its absence, equivalent professional experience.
General professional experience
At minimum of 6 years of professional experience in the area of social development across fields in the sector of good governance and reconciliation.
Spec**ific professional experience**
· Extensive knowledge of Sri Lanka political and social context especially in the field of good governance and reconciliation;
· Demonstrated experience in sector appraisal in the given areas of expertise;
· Experience in assessing and/or formulating programmes/projects in the sector of good governance;
· Experience in the field of and reconciliation in Sri Lanka;
· Experience in data collection/data analysis will be considered an asset;
· Excellent knowledge of institutions for governance and current reconciliation processes in Sri Lanka.
Language skills
Fluency in written and spoken English and written and spoken Sinhala or Tamil; if fluency is in written and spoken Sinhala: good knowledge of Tamil; is fluency in written and spoken Tamil: good knowledge of Sinhala.
The assignment will tentatively take place during the following periods: Phase 1 Identification: from 1st March 2017 for 28 working days; Phase 2: Formulation: from 1st September 2017 for 29 working days. The period of implementation of the framework contract will be for a total of 18 months.
How to apply:
All experts must be independent and free from conflicts of interest in the responsibilities they take on.
Applications and updated CVs are accepted on a rolling basis and should be submitted before 24 November2016 to: jobs@birdmunich.de.
Please note that only excellent experts meeting most or all of the above criteria and having an excellent and verifiable track record will be considered.