Research Consultant (Crisis Migration and Border Management) at IOM

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Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

25 Apr, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

25 Jan, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Research, Migration Management, Border Management, Policy Support, Data Analysis, Regional Cooperation, Technology Integration, Humanitarian Response, Conflict Analysis, Best Practices Identification, Recommendations Development, Operational Support, Legal Support, Capacity Building, Stakeholder Engagement, Crisis Management

Industry

International Affairs

Description

Project Context and Scope IOM and NAUSS signed a partnership agreement on the 14th of November 2022 to open and co-manage the Arab Centre for Technical Cooperation in Migration and Border Management on the University Campus in Riyadh. The overall objective of the Centre is to strengthen technical cooperation in immigration and border management and enhance regional capacity and cooperation on migration management through the establishment of a Centre of expertise providing technical, legal, operational and policy support in the Arab region. Conducting joint research studies on topics of shared interest for the use of Member States is one of the activities carried out under this project. Topic of the research study This study examines the innovations and adaptations in migration and border management across the Arab region in response to humanitarian crises and conflict. The aim of this study is to investigate how humanitarian crises and conflicts have prompted innovations and adaptations in migration and border management across the Arab region, with a focus on specific contexts such as Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq. By analyzing key emergencies in specific contexts, such as Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq, the research will explore how these events have driven shifts in migration patterns and spurred new approaches in border governance. The research seeks to analyze changes in migration patterns, and assess the effectiveness of emerging strategies such as technology integration, regional cooperation, and policy reforms adopted by states and international actors. It will assess the emerging strategies employed by states and international actors, including the integration of technology, regional cooperation, and policy reforms, to address irregular migration, displacement, and border security challenges. Ultimately, the study intends to identify best practices and gaps, offering actionable recommendations to policymakers, humanitarian organizations, and regional stakeholders to enhance migration governance, strengthen humanitarian responses, and foster resilient border management systems in the region. The study aims to highlight best practices, identify gaps, and provide actionable recommendations for policymakers, humanitarian organizations, and regional stakeholders to strengthen migration governance, improve humanitarian responses, and build more resilient border management systems in the Arab region. Objectives of the Research: To analyze the impact of humanitarian crises and conflicts on migration patterns and border management in the MENA region. To identify innovations and adaptations in migration governance and border security, including technology integration and policy reforms. To assess the role of regional cooperation and international actors in addressing irregular migration and displacement challenges. To provide actionable recommendations for policymakers and humanitarian organizations to strengthen migration governance and resilience. To provide evidence-based recommendations and actionable insights for policymakers, security agencies, and international organizations to enhance regional stability and promote sustainable migration management solutions. Organizational Department / Unit to which the Consultant is contributing IB.0541 – The Arab Centre for Technical Cooperation on Migration and Border Management phase II

Responsibilities

The consultant will conduct research on innovations and adaptations in migration and border management in response to humanitarian crises and conflicts. They will analyze changes in migration patterns and assess the effectiveness of emerging strategies adopted by states and international actors.