Technical Assessment of Integrity Risks and Vulnerabilities to TIP in the Placement of Indonesian Migrant Workers

The National Consultant assesses integrity risks in the Indonesia–Malaysia migrant-worker placement corridor for UNODC. The home-based assignment maps processes and safeguards, gathers stakeholder evidence, analyses trafficking vulnerabilities and protection mechanisms, convenes a validation workshop, and delivers recommendations to strengthen governance and prevention.

• Map processes and actors involved in placing Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia
• Assess integrity risks, safeguards, monitoring, complaints and protection mechanisms
• Gather evidence through desk research, interviews, consultations and case analysis
• Facilitate a stakeholder validation workshop on findings and recommendations
• Deliver inception, desk-review, assessment and final technical reports with practical recommendations

• Advanced university degree in social science, criminal justice, international relations, political science, migration studies or related fields
• Minimum five years of relevant experience in trafficking in persons, labour migration, migrant-worker protection, criminal justice, law enforcement or related areas
• Fluency in Bahasa Indonesia and English

• Experience working with Indonesian institutions or the Indonesia–Malaysia corridor
• Experience on trafficking, forced labour or labour migration projects in Southeast Asia
• Knowledge of another United Nations official language

• Trafficking risk assessment
• Qualitative research
• Process mapping
• Stakeholder consultation
• Policy recommendations

• Key informant interviews
• Focus group discussions