Vacancy
Background
The Department for Security and Public Safety (DSPS) of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo (OMiK) has been proactively participating in the development of the security and public safety sector in Kosovo. In order to facilitate the sustainability of progress made by the Kosovo Police (KP) and the Kosovo Agency on Forensic (KAF) the DSPS Police Development and Monitoring Section (PDMS) will continue to support the implementation of activities envisioned in the KP Strategic Development Plan 2016-2020 and the KP Human Resources Strategy 2016-2020.
The beneficiaries of this project will have the possibility to improve capacities and their expertise through different trainings and activities which will be based on best practices of European countries. The activities planned in this project will focus on areas related to gender mainstreamed human resource policies within the KP; improved skills and accredited practices and procedures within the KAF; greater understanding of the recording, investigation and prosecution of potential hate crimes by law enforcement entities; further development of the KP distance learning capacities; and improvement of co-operation at the international level by the KP. All activities will be developed and implemented in close co-operation and co-ordination with, inter alia, the staff of both the KP and other beneficiaries.
In order to measure the impact of this activity the PDMS will proactively monitor human rights compliance and also the quality of the training delivered. The activity managers will also proactively advocate with beneficiaries to encourage the participation of women and non-majority communities. The training will be conducted by a qualified international consultant hired by OMIK at the KP facilities. It will be implemented through a range of practices, group discussions/debriefings and interactive scenario based exercises
Training modules will cover the following areas:
The KP will contribute to the implementation of the training by providing the facilities and equipment.
Objective:
As part of the continued support of the Mission the objective of this activity to provide five days of specialised training on the use of equipment for radioactive material, chemical or biological agents to fifteen (15) officers from the KP Directorate of Specialised Units and five (5) staff from other emergency response agencies to equip them with knowledge and the best practices applied when dealing with Chemical Biological Radiation or Nuclear (CBRN) incidents.
Tasks and Responsibilities;
Under the supervision of the Chief of PDMS, the international expert shall:
Deliverables:
Performance Indicators:
Necessary Qualifications;
Remuneration Package
Remuneration will depend on the qualifications and experience of individual experts as well as the detailed work plan to be agreed upon and will be based on the current OSCE consultancy rates. How To Apply In order to apply for this position you must complete the OSCE's online application form, found under https://jobs.osce.org/.Applicants are encouraged to use the online recruitment and only fully completed OSCE applications will be accepted. However, if you have technical difficulties with the system you may use the offline application form found under https://jobs.osce.org/resources/document/offline-application-form and forward the completed form quoting the vacancy number by e-mail to: consultancy.omik@osce.org. In line with your qualifications please indicate preference to one or more field of expertise listed above (while using the online application the field of expertise preference can be indicated in the cover letter part). Kindly note that applications received after the deadline, submitted in different formats than the OSCE Application Form or in other languages than the English language would not be considered. The OSCE is committed to diversity and inclusion within its workforce, and encourages qualified female and male candidates from all national, religious, ethnic and socialbackgrounds to apply.