ID4ED Intern

Save the Children
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30 May 2024
13 June 2024

Terms of Reference

ID4ED Intern

June - August 2024

Background

Save the Children Foundation will employ digital solutions to ease administrative barriers that migrant families face in achieving their right to legal identity. Specifically, we are working alongside key stakeholders to design a web-based platform called ID4ED that: provides government-verified information on obtaining identity documentation in an accessible, child-friendly format; and guides Myanmar children and their families through the school enrolment process in a step-by-step process tailored to the specific user’s situation.

ID4ED steps directly into the gap between migrants and government bodies to provide verified information, resources, and support with the objective of increasing documentation and school enrolment amongst Myanmar migrant children and increasing understanding on legal status and related processes. ID4ED’s flexible digital structure is also highly scalable, holding the potential to expand its scope beyond access to education, and beyond Thailand. The pilot project will launch in Mae Sot (Tak Province), which is home to 100,000 Myanmar migrants of which 30% are children, and will be co-designed with migrant children and their families, local and regional CSO, NGOs, government bodies, tech partners and Chiang Mai University Legal Law Clinic.

The ID4ED intern is responsible for assisting in ID4ED officer in implementing the ID4ED project. The position requires to performance according to SCT policies and procedures and donor regulations.

Objectives and Deliverables

Key Areas

Deliverables

1. Assisting in providing the legal consultations to ID4ED project and stakeholders

Collaborate with the Legal Aid and Advocacy for Statelessness Center to create a comprehensive case handbook manual that outlines the legal procedures and guidelines for implementing partners. This manual could be used as a reference guide for future cases and could help streamline the legal process.
Work with the Legal Aid and Advocacy for Statelessness Center to develop a project that provides legal aid consultation coaching sessions to implementing partners. These sessions could help equip the partners with the necessary knowledge and skills to provide legal aid to individuals in need.

Assisting in regulations, legal documents, and nationality laws desk review and analysis

Collaborate with the Legal Aid and Advocacy for Statelessness Center, the SCT, and implementing partners to conduct a comprehensive desk review of regulations, legal documents, and nationality laws. This review could help identify the core contents and necessary documents that would be required for the tech developer to create a comprehensive solution.

Assist in planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of the project in accordance with project design and plans.

1.Attend the monthly project meeting

2.Attend the PPRM project meeting

3.Attend the identified project

capacity trainings

Assist in ensuring data collection, data management, and data storage in the technology platform are in accordance with data protection guidance.

Attend the data collection session at the field level to gain a better understanding of the data collection process. This could help you identify any potential issues or challenges that may arise during the data collection process.
Based on observations during the data collection session, provide recommendations on how to improve the data collection process. This could include identifying areas where the process could be streamlined or improved, as well as providing guidance on best practices for data collection.

Management

This position will report to ID4ED officer.

Location

Mae Sot Office

Time frame

June-August 2024

Payment

The intern will get monthly allowance as the rate of THB 12,000.00

Qualification:

Currently enrolled in Bachelor or Master degree in law school or a recent law school graduate
Proactive attitude with for pro bono works
Good working knowledge in English and Thai.
Good computer skills (MS Office)
Willing to work in a flexible environment.