International consultant to deliver a “Training on Risk Analysis and Risk Assessment of Corruption in the KP” for Police Inspectorate of Kosovo (PIK)
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Background
The PIK is established as an executive agency of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MoIA) to investigate criminal offences which are allegedly committed by the KP officers regardless of rank and position while on duty or off duty. It is mandated to ensure that the police organization is accountable to the people it serves and maintains high standards of integrity. It is comprised of civilian staff and is not – directly or indirectly – linked to the KP and is independent from the police organization financially and logistically. PIK exercises two fundamental functions: inspection and investigation.
The PIK was inaugurated in June 2006 by the local institutions and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Mission in Kosovo (OMiK). Since 2005, OMiK supported the agency in structuring and developing legislation to regulate its work. From 2008 to 2012, OMiK supported the PIK to develop its capacities to fulfil their mandate by providing specialized training courses and equipment. OMiK also assisted the PIK in raising its public profile to inform residents about their right to file complaints related to the conduct of KP officers and acquainting people with the work and objectives of the PIK. Additionally, OMiK contributed to the drafting process of the Law No.03/L –231 on Police Inspectorate of Kosovo (2010) and other related sub-legal acts and regulations.
In 2018, upon their request, OMiK is engaged in supporting the PIK to build its operational capacity in effectively conducting investigations and in developing internal accountable procedures within the agency through provision of specialized and advanced training in investigation of serious and organized crime, and particularly corruption.
The results and activities under this project are identified and designed in close co-operation with the beneficiaries, based on their practical needs stemming from self-assessments made in 2018. These needs have been thoroughly discussed with the beneficiary and are in line with the mandate and priorities of OMiK.
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 improving operational skills of Police Inspectorate of Kosovo (PIK) to combat corruption and increase police integrity.
In order to measure the impact of these activities and to embed progress which has been achieved related to the reduction of human rights violations, the DSPS will to proactively monitor human rights compliance and the quality of the training delivered. The activity manager will also proactively advocate with beneficiaries to encourage the participation of women and non-majority communities.
To ensure the objectives of the project, from 11 to 15 February 2019, twelve (12) PIK officers will attend a 5-days specialized training focusing on Risk Analysis and Risk Assessment of Corruption in the KP.
The training will cover:
Objective
The objective of this activity is to provide a specialised training on risk analysis and risk assessment of corruption in the KP to twelve (12) specifically selected PIK investigators, which will acquaint the participants with best practices and increase their skills on appropriate methods for preventing and responding to cases of corruption within Police.
Tasks and Responsibilities
Under the supervision of the Activity Manager, the international expert shall:
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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 OSCEapplications 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 social backgrounds to apply.