National Consultant/Trainer on Gender-Responsive Police Response to Violence against Women and Domestic Violence

Provides national training expertise to strengthen gender-responsive, survivor-centred police responses to domestic violence in Kazakhstan. The consultant will review national law and operational practice, develop a two-day training package, deliver pilot sessions in selected regions, gather feedback and produce practical recommendations that help specialised police units improve safety, protection, referral and justice outcomes for survivors.

• Review Kazakhstan's domestic-violence legislation and police practice
• Consult with UN Women, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and experts
• Develop practice-oriented training materials and case exercises
• Deliver pilot training in selected regions
• Analyse participant feedback and capacity gaps
• Develop recommendations for stronger police responses and professional development

• Master's degree in a relevant field or first-level degree plus additional qualifying experience
• At least 4 years of experience on violence against women or domestic violence in Kazakhstan
• At least 4 years developing and delivering training for police or law-enforcement professionals
• Knowledge of Kazakhstan's domestic-violence laws, policies and institutional framework
• Fluency in Russian

• Working knowledge of English

• Police Training
• Adult Learning
• Survivor-Centred Practice
• Gender Analysis
• Facilitation
• Policy Recommendations

• Official travel within Kazakhstan is required for pilot training delivery