The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We build connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and other countries through arts and culture, education and the English language. With offices in over 100 countries, the British Council have been in Vietnam since 1993 helping citizens and institutions contribute to more inclusive, open and prosperous society by partnering with local and international organisations to improve governance, rule of law and access to justice.
The Tackling Modern Slavery in Vietnam (TMSV) Project funded by the UK Home Office and implemented by a consortium composed of International Organisation of Migration (IOM), British Council and World Vision. The goal of this project is to end modern slavery in Viet Nam through changing behaviour, increasing prosecutions and supporting the rehabilitation and reintegration of potential and actual victims of human trafficking. TMSV Project is expected to achieve the following three broad impact areas:
- Preventing vulnerable populations from becoming victims
- Strengthening the judicial response to human trafficking
- Supporting the rehabilitation and reintegration of victims of trafficking
As part of the impact area 2 activities led by the British Council, the project will provide technical assistance to the local partners to review the functionality of human trafficking database, to identify gaps and to provide recommendations for improved functionality and sector integration of the data collection and data sharing in support of effective investigation, prosecution and conviction of human trafficking crime as well as protection of victims.
The British Council is looking for an experienced national consultant(s) to conduct the assessment of the functionality of human trafficking database. Further details of the assignment are provided in Term of Reference [1].
Interested candidates are kindly requested to apply by submitting CVs and proposal to [email protected] [2] by 05 April 2021.