Tackling Modern Slavery in Vietnam (TMSV) Project is funded by the UK Home Office and implemented by a consortium composed of International Organisation of Migration (IOM), British Council and World Vision. IOM is the consortium lead. 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
The British Council will lead on Impact Area 2 “Strengthening the judicial response to human trafficking”. In supporting of development of appropriated recommendations and interventions, British Council Vietnam would want to conduct a study in order to deepen solutions for improved referral mechanisms and to analyse the feasibility of establishment of a National Referral Centre (NRC) for victims of trafficking. British Council is looking forwards to recruit a national consultant and an international consultant to support this assignment, with the TOR attached here [1].
Interested candidates for national consultant and international consultant shall submit CVs and Expression of interest as “a team of two” or independently to [email protected] [2] before 17:00 (Hanoi time), 5 June 2019.