Consultant: Anti-Trafficking Task Force

Develops Indonesia’s national anti-trafficking action plan and referral mechanism by mapping institutions and services, analysing policy gaps, coordinating stakeholder validation, and translating evidence into an implementation-ready matrix and standard operating procedures.

Department: Labour Mobility and Counter-trafficking Unit

• Map institutions, policies and coordination mechanisms supporting Indonesia’s Anti-Trafficking Task Force
• Assess ministry action plans for feasibility, policy alignment and cross-cutting anti-trafficking priorities
• Draft the 2025–2029 national action-plan matrix with objectives, indicators, targets and institutional responsibilities
• Facilitate consultations and validation discussions with task-force coordinators and stakeholders
• Map government and non-government services available to trafficking victims and witnesses
• Develop the national referral mechanism and its standard operating procedures
• Integrate consultation feedback and finalise adoption-ready action-plan and referral documents

• Bachelor’s degree in social science, international relations, migration studies, public policy or a related field with at least two years of relevant experience, or a university degree in a relevant field with at least four years
• Professional experience in monitoring and evaluation of development programmes, especially awareness campaigns, migration or refugee contexts
• Experience conducting baseline and endline assessments, surveys and data analysis
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and data-analysis tools
• Ability to collect, analyse and report data clearly and concisely
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and work independently with minimal supervision
• English-language CV and existing work portfolio

• Home-based work with in-person and online stakeholder data collection
• Travel may be required and IOM will cover approved costs and daily subsistence allowance
• Weekend or official-holiday work does not attract additional compensation
• Consultants must maintain medical insurance for non-occupational illness or accidents
• Appointment is subject to funding confirmation and required clearances