Background and Responsibilities
Under the supervision of the Chief of the Field Support Section of UNODC and the substantive guidance of the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Officer (Anti‑Corruption) based in Kinshasa, the UNODC thematic leads in the field of Corruption Risk Management and Environment, as well as in close coordination with designated colleagues from the Vienna‑based Field Support Section, the consultant will perform the following substantive duties and responsibilities:
* Develop desk‑based background research for the implementation of the corruption risk management process in one institution involved in the management of CETM in the country (might include Cadastre Minier (CAMI), Service d’Assistance et d’Encadrement des Mines Artisanales et de Petit échelle (SAEMAP), and Cellule Technique de Coordination et de Planification Minière (CTCPM)).
* Lead the design, organization, and co‑facilitate at least two corruption risk management workshops in one institution to be determined based on the above‑listed background research and in consultation with FSS/CEB/DTA in Vienna.
* Prepare a report of the workshops, including detailed list of identified and prioritized corruption risks and implementation of risk mitigation strategies.
* Provide technical assistance to the selected institution in the implementation of the identified corruption risk mitigation strategies.
* Monitor the corruption risk management process and document the impact of the strategies that are implemented.
* Contribute to the development of knowledge products, training and advocacy materials, and tools on the role of corruption on the management of CETM.
* Provide substantive and logistical assistance in the preparation of events organized by UNODC.
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