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To support IJM Thailand’s first round of complementary measurement for justice system Performance, survivor participation under Reliance, and stakeholders’ Confidence in relation to forced labor and labor trafficking programming in Thailand.
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Commissioner |
IJM Foundation (IJM Thailand) |
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Dates |
September to November 2026 |
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Location |
Thailand across five locations |
International Justice Mission (IJM) is a global nonprofit that protects people in poverty from violence, including forced labor, human trafficking, and gender-based violence. Working in over 30 projects worldwide, IJM partners with local authorities to rescue victims, bring perpetrators to justice, restore survivors, and strengthen justice systems.
In Thailand, IJM focuses on protecting vulnerable migrant workers from forced labor and labor trafficking across multiple sectors. As part of its measurement and learning efforts, IJM is implementing a pilot complementary measurement framework to assess justice system performance, survivor participation, and stakeholder confidence. This consultancy will support data collection and analysis to generate evidence that informs program learning, decision-making, adaptive programming, and future measurement initiatives.
The objective of this consultancy is to implement the first round of Thailand's complementary measurement approach and generate evidence on justice system performance, reliance survivor participation, and stakeholders’ confidence relevant to forced labor and labor trafficking programming.
Specifically, the consultant team will:
• Adapt and implement data collection tools.
• Conduct structured qualitative data collection.
• Administer the standardized Confidence Questionnaire with selected stakeholder groups.
• Review and assess existing and requested aggregate government data.
• Analyze findings using IJM's measurement framework.
• Produce reports and supporting analytical outputs for program learning and decision-making.
4. Consultancy Scope
The consultancy scope covers the full measurement cycle, from inception and tool adaptation through data collection, analysis, reporting, and finalization. The consultant team will work closely with IJM Thailand and IJM APAC to implement a practical and context-appropriate approach that generates credible evidence on Performance, Reliance, and Stakeholders’ Confidence.
4.1 Design and Inception Phase
4.2 Structured Qualitative Data Collection: Performance and Reliance
4.3 Use of Existing and Requested Aggregate Government Data: Performance and Reliance
4.4 Structured Questionnaire: Confidence
4.5 Analysis and Synthesis
4.6 Reporting and Finalization
4.7 Geographic Coverage
5. Key Deliverables and Timeline
The key outputs and timeline for the consultancy are as follows (a more detailed timeline will be shared and agreed with the consultant team during the contract negotiation process):
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Key Outputs/Deliverables |
Indicative Timeframe |
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Contract signed |
September 2026 |
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Inception Report Package |
September 2026 |
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Completion of Data Collection and Aggregate Data Review |
October 2026 |
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Preliminary Findings Presentation |
October 2026 |
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Draft Report Package |
October-November 2026 |
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Final Report Package |
November 2026 |
The anticipated level of effort is approximately 50 consultant-days. The assignment is expected to involve travel, data collection costs, and translation support.
6. Payment Schedule
The consultant team will be paid as follows:
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Milestone |
Payment |
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Approval of Inception Report Package |
30% |
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Approval of Draft Report Package |
40% |
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Approval of Final Report Package including supporting materials |
30% |
7. Ethics, Safeguarding, and Data Protection
The consultant team must comply with IJM requirements. Any engagement with survivors or other vulnerable participants must be approved in advance by IJM. The consultant team must apply survivor-centered am trauma-informed, including informed consent, confidentiality, safe interview procedures, appropriate interpretation, and referral support where needed.
8. Consultant Requirements
The consultant team should include:
• One senior consultant/team lead.
• One junior consultant/supporting researcher.
Applicants should demonstrate:
Required
• Strong qualitative research and evaluation experience;
• Strong analytical and report-writing skills;
• Experience interviewing government stakeholders;
• Experience conducting survivor-sensitive and trauma-informed qualitative research;
• Strong analytical, synthesis, and report-writing skills;
• Strong project management and coordination skills;
• Experience working in Thailand;
• Capacity to conduct data collection in Thai and produce high-quality written deliverables in English;
• Commitment to safeguarding, confidentiality, informed consent, and data protection.
Preferred
• Experience in forced labor, labor trafficking, or migration.
• Knowledge of Thailand's justice system and relevant government structures.
• Experience working with vulnerable populations.
• Experience with government administrative data.
• Experience with public statistics and government reporting systems.
9. Application Process
Interested consultant teams must submit their applications to tyingcharoen@ijm.org and tbormann@ijm.org on or before 23:59 on August 24, 2026 (GMT+7), with the subject line [IJM Thailand Complementary Measurement].
Applications must be submitted in English. Please refer to the attached PDF for full details on the application requirements and submission process.
IJM holds strict safeguarding principles and a zero tolerance to violations of the Safeguarding Policy, Protection against Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment Policy and Code of Conduct. Parallel to technical competence, recruitment, selection and hiring decisions will give due emphasis to assessing the candidates value congruence and thorough background, police clearance and reference check processes.
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Contact : tyingcharoen@ijm.org and tbormann@ijm.org