Réf.
2020/DRCFTCZCPS/6039
Type d'offre
Experts
Type de contrat
Contrat de prestation de services
Conditions de l'offre
Part-time
Secteurs d'activité
Menaces globales et criminalité organisée
Date limite de candidature
01/03/2021 16:05
Durée de la mission
Long terme
Contrat
Indépendant / Entrepreneur Individuel
Durée
30 mois
Département Paix, stabilité, sécurité - P2S > Pôle Menaces globales et criminalité organisée
Mis en ligne le : 22/02/2021
General objective of the mission
Under the supervision of the Regional Coordinator, the Deputy Regional Coordinator for the Caribbean provides his/her support for the overall implementation of activities and initiatives undertaken in the partner countries in the Caribbean region.
The Regional Coordinator is free to decide a repartition of roles and request his/her Deputy to be in charge of a specific area, be it geographic or thematic.
The Regional Coordinator remains the official entry point for any matter related to the Caribbean.
Specific objectives of the mission
Description of tasks to be assigned
Deliverables to be drafted
The project “Seaport Cooperation (SEACOP V)) financed by the European Union (DEVCO) under the Instrument contributing to Peace and Stability, will be implemented by a Consortium led by Expertise France (EF). The project aims to contribute to the fight against maritime illicit trade and associated criminal networks in the targeted countries and regions in Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa, consistent with human rights.
The traffic of illicit goods is a growing and international phenomenon which has a devastating impact on social and economic development as well as public health. Its development can rely, among others, on the increasing use of maritime routes and containerisation for the international trade in the context of globalisation and, as a consequence, the difficulty faced by the relevant authorities in ports to control a growing volume of goods. Traffic of illicit goods are orchestrated by transnational criminal groups operating across different continents which are often also involved in other criminal activities (ex: kidnapping, terrorism, money laundering…). Therefore, the maritime illicit trade is not an isolated element, it must be understood and dealt with taking into account the criminal environment evoked supra. This is key to ensure an efficient fight against it.
The Transatlantic route is one the most important, in particular for drug trafficking, coming from Latin America through the Caribbean and Western Africa into Europe as the main final destination. As criminal networks constantly adapt their methods and resources, it is important to target all geographic areas at the same time not allowing a safe place for the criminal who could transfer their activities to a place less controlled. This is the reason why SEACOP covers all three areas of Latin America, Caribbean and Western Africa, in close relationship with European authorities in charge of external borders. Though the former editions of SEACOP only focused on cocaine, this fifth edition will broaden the scope so as to cover all illicit trafficking, focussing on the shared need for information and intelligence sharing.
The overall objective of SEACOP V is to support the fight against maritime illicit trafficking and associated criminal networks in the targeted countries and regions in order to alleviate the negative impact of illicit trafficking in terms of public health and economic stability.
Two results will be sought:
Education / Qualifications
Professional experience
Selection criteria
Selection criteria for the shortlist (/100 points)
Relevance of academic training / studies |
5 points |
Experience of at least 10 years in fighting organised crime and drug trafficking |
20 points |
Experience in national or multinational law enforcement, multi-agency cooperation
|
10 points |
Experience in capacity building activities |
10 points |
Knowledge of maritime security issues |
10 points |
English and French C1 |
15 points |
Proven working experience, ideally in, or with the region
|
15 points |
Experience of cooperation project |
5 points |
Knowledge or experience with the EU |
10 points |
Selection criteria during the oral interview with the 3 persons selected on the shortlist (/100 points)
Understanding of the mission, the project and the context Oral communication skills in French and English Ability to convince Interpersonal skills Demonstration of team spirit Competence for analysis, synthesis and organization |
25 points 15 points 10 points 20 points 15 points 15 points |
Le processus de sélection des candidats s'opérera selon le(s) critère(s) suivant(s) :
Expertise France est l’agence publique de conception et de mise en œuvre de projets internationaux de coopération technique. L’agence intervient autour de quatre axes prioritaires :
Dans ces domaines, Expertise France assure des missions d’ingénierie et de mise en œuvre de projets de renforcement des capacités, mobilise de l’expertise technique et joue un rôle d’ensemblier de projets faisant intervenir de l’expertise publique et des savoir-faire privés.