Consultant - 4th Independent Review of Safeguarding Practice and Culture

• Conduct an independent review of MAG's safeguarding practice and culture, focusing on strengthening safeguarding in work with partners and communities.
• Assess MAG's safeguarding self-assessment tool for fitness in relation to organizational strategy, policy, and external obligations.
• Produce a report measuring progress, highlighting gaps, and providing recommendations for improvement.

This review will help MAG strengthen its safeguarding culture and practices, ensuring a safe and trusted environment for staff, partners, and communities affected by conflict, thereby enhancing the effectiveness and accountability of its humanitarian mine clearance and armed violence reduction work.

• Demonstrably independent of MAG, independent-minded, and authoritative in safeguarding expertise.
• Wide breadth of experience and knowledge of safeguarding practice across the humanitarian and international development sector.
• Experienced in conducting organizational reviews.

Consultancy contract. Compensation details not specified. Subject to background checks.

MAG (Mines Advisory Group) is an international humanitarian organization based in Manchester, UK, working in 32 countries to remove landmines and unexploded ordnance, and reduce armed violence. Co-recipient of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize.