Consultant - Process Review/Development in the Area of Border Management in Nigeria at Bureau for Institutional Reform and Democracy

Indented starting date: June 2018
Duration of the assignment: 30 WD over the period 08 July - 31 August 2018

Job Description

• We are currently accepting applications from interested candidates fulfilling the below criteria for a short term assignment commissioned by GIZ entitled Short-term consultancy for process review/development in the area of border management in Nigeria:

Responsibilities
The expert will, in consultation with an expert for process modelling and GIZ PPA (Police Programme Africa), undertake at least the following tasks:

• Desk study of relevant documents (including information on the partner institutions), taking into account the legal, managerial and organizational framework within which the NIS operates
• Visit and interview key immigration stakeholders in Abuja and the focal states (Kebbi and Sokoto)
• Assess what actually happens at selected border posts during border crossing of people/situational analysis of the border crossing process as it takes place
• Advise the expert for process modelling on all questions regarding border manage-ment
• Participate in a partner workshop, explain together with the other expert the draft pro-cess model and give input on the findings about the status quo and suggestions for improvement
• Prepare a gap analysis, including the requirements of the new process(es)
• Develop recommendations and a rough implementation plan (including suggestions for piloting of introduction of new processes)

General Qualifications

• Experience and knowledge of border management and application of relevant inter-national standards
• Up to 10 years previous work with the border control, cross-border regulations, and related fields

Specific Qualifications:

• Knowledge of the Security Sector in West Africa and the ECOWAS region
• International working experience in the relevant field
• Experience with international development organizations
• Experience in integrated border management
• Experience with process models
• Working experience in African countries
• Regional experience / knowledge of West Africa / Nigeria
• Fluency in English
• All experts must be independent and free from conflicts of interest in the responsibilities they take on