Consultant.e national.e pour réaliser une étude exploratoire sur les violences faites aux femmes et aux filles facilitées par la technologie

Conducts an exploratory study on technology-facilitated violence against women and girls in Morocco. The consultancy maps laws, actors and digital harms, leads field consultations and converts findings into practical programming priorities.

Department: Ending Violence Against Women Unit

• Develop a Morocco-specific methodology for the exploratory study
• Review laws, policies, initiatives and programmes addressing technology-facilitated violence
• Map institutional and civil-society actors working on technology-facilitated violence
• Catalogue forms, platforms, technologies, affected groups and impacts of digital violence
• Interview key stakeholders and potential implementation partners
• Facilitate focus groups with potential beneficiaries in Casablanca and Fes
• Propose an implementation plan organised by priority action, target group and need
• Present findings in Rabat and finalise the study and presentation after stakeholder feedback

• Master’s degree in development, political science, public administration, social sciences, gender studies, sociology, international relations, monitoring and evaluation or a related field
• First-level university degree with 2 additional years of qualifying experience may substitute for the advanced degree
• At least 5 years of experience conducting qualitative studies, research or evaluations
• Experience promoting women’s rights or human rights
• Excellent command of French and Moroccan Arabic
• Working knowledge of English

• Home-based consultancy
• Travel is required to Fes, Casablanca and Rabat
• Final study and presentation are due by 24 November