Consultancy: Advocacy on access to justice for children subjected to sexual exploitation and abuse in Georgia

• Design and implement advocacy initiatives to strengthen access to justice and legal remedies for children subjected to sexual exploitation in Georgia.
• Engage with government institutions, justice sector professionals, and civil society to promote policy and practice changes.
• Develop and disseminate child-friendly informational materials and conduct awareness campaigns.
• Support training and capacity building for frontline professionals on child-sensitive communication and referral procedures.

This consultancy directly contributes to improving access to justice and legal remedies for child victims of sexual exploitation in Georgia, strengthening child protection systems and ensuring children can effectively report abuse and receive support.

• Proven experience in designing and implementing advocacy initiatives, stakeholder engagement, or policy influencing strategies.
• Strong understanding of child rights, child protection, access to justice, and responses to child sexual exploitation.
• Knowledge of the Georgian legal, policy, and institutional context in child protection, education, justice, or human rights.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English and Georgian.

Home-based consultancy with flexible working arrangements. The consultant must be available for online calls across time zones, particularly with Thailand. ECPAT International is committed to an inclusive workplace and child safeguarding.

ECPAT International is a global network of 143 member organizations in 115 countries working to eliminate the sexual exploitation of children in all its forms, including prostitution, online exploitation, trafficking, and child marriage.