Consultancy for the Development of a National Community Engagement and Policing Framework
International Organization for Migration · Abuja
Introduction
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Project Context and Scope:
Effective community engagement and policing are central to building trust, enhancing public safety, and promoting accountability within law enforcement systems. In Nigeria, ongoing border security trends highlight the need for a structured, inclusive, and context-specific Framework to guide interactions between border officials, law enforcement and communities.
To support improved national response mechanisms, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) seeks to support the efforts of the Federal Government of Nigeria, to review, strengthen, and finalize the National Community Engagement and Policing Framework for Nigeria, ensuring it is practical, inclusive, gender-responsive, conflict-sensitive, and aligned with national policies and international best practices. A zero draft of the same has already been developed but further technical support is required to refine, strengthen, and finalize the document. To achieve this, IOM is looking for a reputable consultant to support the finalisation of the Framework, through a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach. The consultant will also provide capacity building support to facilitate effective implementation of the Framework.
This intervention is implemented under the EU National Migration Governance Programme (2024–2029) which aims to support Nigeria in enhancing migration governance through strengthened border management systems, improved identity management frameworks, and targeted institutional capacity-building interventions.
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