Records Management Coordination Assistant (G6) - (2016/0629 (001384))

Organization

: MTGS-Records Unit

Primary Location

: Austria-Vienna-Vienna-IAEA Headquarters

Job Posting

: 2016-10-13, 9:18:06 AM

Closing Date

: 2016-11-12, 11:59:00 PM
Duration in Months: 36
Contract Type: Fixed Term - Regular
  

Type and Duration of Appointment

Fixed term, 3 years (subject to a probationary period of 1 year)


Organizational Setting

The Department of Management (MT) provides a �platform of services� that serves as a foundation for the successful delivery of the IAEA�s scientific and technical programmes. Its mission statement is as follows: �MT is a partner and a business enabler that champions change and efficiency, leveraging a common purpose�. Thus, among other support activities, it assists a scientific manager in recruiting the right expert, helps a technical officer coordinate the purchase of radiation equipment and ensures that all Board documents are translated and distributed on a timely basis to Member States.

The Division of General Services provides service functions throughout the IAEA such as travel and transport support, facilities management, archives and records management, and management of the VIC Commissary. It has five sections.

The Archives and Records Management Section establishes a framework for the creation and management of authentic, reliable and usable records, capable of supporting IAEA business functions and activities for as long as they are required. The Section is divided into three Units: Mail, Records and the Archives Unit.

Main Purpose

Under the supervision of the Unit Head, the Records Management Coordination Assistant monitors the implementation of the work plan and related projects, provides reports, ensures the maintenance of information systems with recordkeeping functionalities at IAEA, provides related training and consultations to IAEA staff and coordinates the record transfers from all units to Records Center.

Functions / Key Results Expected

  • In close cooperation with the Unit Head responsible for monitoring the implementation of the work plan and other projects of the Unit such as maintaining and updating the work plan, adjusting priorities, collecting statistics, and proposing SOWs and specifications following established standards.
  • In close cooperation with the Unit Head implement the Agency`s records keeping policies, procedures and guidelines, oversee activities with special focus on the maintenance of Records Retention Schedules and File Plans.
  • Coordinate records surveys and audits according to establish standards. Ensure dissemination of information regarding established or newly established Records Management policies and procedures, provide user training throughout the Agency. Collect statistics on offered services on regular basis.
  • Serve as contact point for ARMS and coordinate electronic records management projects related to recordkeeping solutions, such as Livelink Opentext or MS Sharepoint development, integration, or upgrade. Within established standards and procedures be responsible for the maintenance of electronic recordkeeping systems ensuring compliance and following international professional standards such as ISO.
  • Provides advisory services such as one-to-one consultations to IAEA staff on information governance, information security, contingency planning, vital records programme.
  • Process active and semi-active records according to ARMS standards and create/maintain inventories, finding aids, storage control databases and reference requests databases for ARMS purposes in context of the information life-cycle concept. 
Competencies and Expertise
Core Competencies
NameDefinition
 
Planning and OrganizingPlans and organizes his/her own work in support of achieving the team or Section�s priorities. Takes into account potential changes and proposes contingency plans.
 
CommunicationCommunicates orally and in writing in a clear, concise and impartial manner. Takes time to listen to and understand the perspectives of others and proposes solutions.
 
Achieving ResultsTakes initiative in defining realistic outputs and clarifying roles, responsibilities and expected results in the context of the Department/Division�s programme. Evaluates his/her results realistically, drawing conclusions from lessons learned.
 
TeamworkActively contributes to achieving team results. Supports team decisions.
Functional Competencies
NameDefinition
 
Commitment to continuous process improvementPlans and executes activities in the context of quality and risk management and identifies opportunities for process, system and structural improvement, as well as improving current practices. Analyses processes and procedures, and proposes improvements.
 
Judgement/decision makingConsults with supervisor/manager and takes decisions in full compliance with the Agency�s regulations and rules. Makes decisions reflecting best practice and professional theories and standards.
 
Knowledge sharing and learningActively seeks learning opportunities and actively shares knowledge and information with others; shares specialized knowledge, skills and learning from experience across different situations and contexts effectively.
Required Expertise
FunctionNameExpertise Description
   
Administrative SupportAdministrative Support|Data ManagementAbility to work very accurately and to pay attention to details.
   
Administrative SupportAdministrative Support|Discretion and Respect for ConfidentialityAbility to respect confidentiality when dealing with sensitive matters.
   
Administrative SupportAdministrative Support|MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint)Working knowledge of Microsoft Office 2010 (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint), which is the IAEA standard.

Asset Expertise
FunctionNameExpertise Description
   
Administrative SupportAdministrative Support|Guidance and TrainingExperience with delivering traings.
   
Administrative SupportAdministrative Support|Records and Documents AdministrationKnowledge of the Agency�s Administrative Manual and Record Keeping Policy.
   
General ServicesGeneral Services|Data and Information Analysis and ReportingKnowledge of the Agency�s Information Security Policy and Procedures and the Safeguards Manual.

Qualifications, Experience and Language skills

  • Completed secondary education. 
  • Specialised training in records and information management highly desirable.
  • A minimum of six years of work experience, three years of which in records management.
  • Demonstrated experience with Electronic Document and Records Management Software (Livelink Open Text, MS Sharepoint) will be considered an asset.
  • Experience in an international organization preferred.
  • Good command of written and spoken English. Knowledge of another official IAEA language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish) an asset.
  • English language test (level 2) and typing test (level 2) to IAEA standard.

Remuneration

The IAEA offers an attractive remuneration package including a tax-free annual net base salary starting at EUR 50052 (subject to mandatory deductions for pension contributions and health insurance), 6 weeks' annual vacation, pension plan and health insurance

Appointment is subject to a satisfactory medical report. Recruitment will be on a LOCAL BASIS only. Outside applicants are required to supply to the IAEA or to authorize it to seek all information relevant to their suitability for employment by the IAEA. Testing may be part of the recruitment process.
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Applicants should be aware that IAEA staff members are international civil servants and may not accept instructions from any other authority. The IAEA is committed to applying the highest ethical standards in carrying out its mandate. As part of the United Nations common system, the IAEA subscribes to the following core ethical standards (or values): Integrity, Professionalism and Respect for diversity. Staff members may be assigned to any location. The IAEA retains the discretion not to make any appointment to this vacancy, to make an appointment at a lower grade or with a different contract type, or to make an appointment with a modified job description or for shorter duration than indicated above.

Assistant Analyst, Records Management

Ref
50022710
Country
United Kingdom
City
London
Department
Human Resources and Corporate Services Vice Presidency
Business Unit
Records Management and Archives
Closing date for applications
2 November 2016
This is a two year fixed term contract.

Role Overview

The Assistant Analyst, Records Management, is responsible for the effective management of EBRD records. The Assistant Analyst will be involved in the development and implementation of the records management policies and procedures designed to facilitate efficient handling of business records, and maintain them at departmental level. The role will facilitate awareness among Bank staff in all matters relating to records and the management of risks to those records as information assets.

Accountabilities & Responsibilities

  • Manage departmental records to facilitate efficient classification, retrieval and disposition of business information, conduct research and answer information enquiries from Bank staff and protect vital records to ensure business continuity
  • Contribute to the development and implementation of the Records Management and Archives policies and procedures for the Bank to meet business requirements and ensure compliance with relevant legislation and regulations
  • Establish and maintain departmental records retention and disposal schedules in order to preserve the institutional memory of the Bank
  • Organise physical and electronic structured archives, both as a vital business resource and as a resource for future academic research
  • Establish best practice and ensure compliance with records management and archives standards through awareness of current developments and new technologies
  • Train Records Management Coordinators and EBRD staff to ensure compliance with records and archives procedures
  • Contribute to the development and implementation of function-based electronic document management systems to enhance business performance
 This job description is not limited to the responsibilities listed and the incumbent may be requested to perform other relevant duties as required by business needs.

Knowledge, Skills, Experience & Qualifications

  • University degree or substantial experience in Records Management and Archives, preferably in a multi-cultural organisation
  • Very good knowledge and experience of electronic records and document management systems
  • Computer literate: Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint
  • Very good communications skills- ability to communicate appropriate and concise information, in written and verbal formats
  • Very good interpersonal skills- able to understand, respect and respond appropriately using tact, patience and diplomacy to other people�s behaviour and concerns in a multicultural environment; ability to handle confidential and sensitive issues with discretion
  • Very good understanding of the specific nature of the Bank and its culture, and ability to build effective working relationships across departments within the Bank to deliver the objectives of the team
  • Excellent team player
  • Concern for accuracy and attention to detail essential
  • Excellent planning, organisational, analytical and multi-tasking skills; ability to show initiative
  • Ability to work effectively within a variety of work situations whilst maintaining a reliable and flexible attitude
  • Ability to work independently, to tackle issues and propose practical solutions
  • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
  • Willingness to work overtime as and when required and to travel
  • Fluent English, both written and oral. Knowledge of another European Language (e.g. French, German, Russian) useful, but not essential

Diversity Matters

Diversity is one of the Bank�s core values which are at the heart of everything it does.  A diverse workforce with the right knowledge and skills enables connection with our clients, brings pioneering ideas, energy  and innovation. The EBRD staff is characterised by its rich diversity of nationalities, cultures and opinions and we aim  to sustain and build on this strength. As such, the EBRD seeks to ensure that everyone is treated with respect and given equal opportunities and works in an inclusive environment. The EBRD encourages all qualified candidates who are nationals of the EBRD member countries to apply regardless of their racial, ethnic, religious and cultural background, gender, sexual orientation or disabilities.
Posting Title: DOCUMENTS MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT
Job Code Title: DOCUMENTS MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT
Department/Office: UNITED NATIONS JOINT STAFF PENSION FUND
Duty Station: NEW YORK
Posting Period: 03 October 2016 - 09 October 2016
Job Opening Number: 67680
Staffing Exercise N/A
United Nations Core Values: Integrity, Professionalism, Respect for Diversity
                                    


Special Notice
Duration: This position is available for six months, with possibility of extension, and the selected candidate is expected to start as soon as possible. All posts are subject to availability of funds.

This position is subject to local recruitment pursuant to staff rule 4.4 of the United Nations Staff Rules. All staff in the General Service and related categories shall be recruited in the country or within commuting distance of each office, irrespective of their nationality and of the length of time they may have been in the country. A staff member subject to local recruitment shall not be eligible for the allowances or benefits exclusively applicable to international recruitment.

Passing the Global General Service Test (GGST) is a prerequisite for recruitment consideration in the General Services and related categories in the United Nations Secretariat. Applicants who have not passed the GGST at the time of application may be invited for the test after submitting an application. Having passed the Administrative Support Assessment Test in English at the United Nations Headquarters, Economic Commission for Africa, Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia, United Nations Office at Geneva, United Nations Office at Vienna, International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda or International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia; or the United Nations Accounting or Statistical Assistant Examination at the United Nations Headquarters may be accepted in lieu of the GGST.

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Notes:

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Org. Setting and Reporting
This position is located in the Pension Fund Records Management and Distribution Unit (RMDU) of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund (UNJSPF). The incumbent reports to
the Chief, Client Services, Record Management and Distribution Section through the Chief of Unit.
Responsibilities
Under the overall supervision of the Chief, Client Services, Record Management and Distribution Section through the Chief of Unit, the Information Management Assistant assists
with the following duties:

� Reviewing the daily incoming correspondence and communications received by the Fund which can be written in various languages, open, batch
and prepare them for scanning and then indexing in the Fund's electronic file system;
� Selecting and codifying, according to the nature of the communication and for each piece of correspondence, from various work flows and ultimately creating a new case file or adding to an existing one;
� Indexing incoming correspondence with the participant's pension number or the pensioner/beneficiary's retirement number and for all the Unique ID number; cross-referencing and name searching by using the Fund's Integrated Pension Administration System (IPAS). Assigning the destination of each piece of correspondence for action to the appropriate supervisor in one or more areas of the Fund secretariat on the basis of the type of action required, also assigning order of priority, i.e., death notices, separation notifications, payment instructions, etc.
� Maintain the Fund's paper-based central filing system which calls for monitoring of the up-to-date records of the Fund's off-site storage facilities, and registering the Fund's incoming and outgoing records in the Fund's database system.
� Ensure all hard-copies are sent to the Fund's off-site storage facility, as soon as they are scanned and indexed to the IPAS system. In addition, send for archiving other items such as paid checks, various pension booklets, annual letters, etc.
� Participate in Special Projects such as the annual Certificate of Entitlement (CE) project.
� Perform other duties/special projects as required.
               
Competencies
Professionalism: � Knowledge of employee benefit scheme related to pension administration. Ability to maintain accurate records, interpret and analyse a wide variety of data.� Ability to
identify and resolve data discrepancies and other problems.� Shows pride in work and in achievements;� Demonstrates professional competence and mastery of subject matter;� Is
conscientious and efficient in meeting commitments, observing deadlines and achieving results;� Is motivated by professional rather than personal concerns;� Shows persistence when
faced with difficult problems or challenges;� Remains calm in stressful situations.� Takes responsibility for incorporating gender perspectives and ensuring the equal participation of
women and men in all areas of work.

Teamwork:� Works collaboratively with colleagues to achieve organizational goals;� Solicits input by genuinely valuing others' ideas and expertise; is willing to learn from others;� Places team agenda before personal agenda;� Supports and acts in accordance with final group decision, even when such decisions may not entirely reflect own position;� Shares credit for team accomplishments and accepts joint responsibility for team shortcomings.

Technological Awareness:� Keeps abreast of available technology;� Understands applicability and limitation of technology to the work of the office;� Actively seeks to apply technology to appropriate tasks;� Shows willingness to learn new technology
               
Education
High school diploma or equivalent.
                
Work Experience
A minimum of three (3) years of experience in archives management, electronic record management or related area is required. Experience in record keeping and information management is required. Experience in pension fund record management is desirable.
               
Languages
English and French are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat. For the post advertised, fluency in English is required. Knowledge of another UN official language is an advantage.
               
Assessment
Evaluation of qualified candidates may include an assessment exercise which may be followed by competency-based interview.
United Nations Considerations
According to article 101, paragraph 3, of the Charter of the United Nations, the paramount consideration in the employment of the staff is the necessity of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence, and integrity, including but not limited to, respect for international human rights and humanitarian law. Candidates may be subject to screening against these standards, including but not limited to, whether they have committed or are alleged to have committed criminal offences or violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law.

Due regard will be paid to the importance of recruiting the staff on as wide a geographical basis as possible. The United Nations places no restrictions on the eligibility of men and women to participate in any capacity and under conditions of equality in its principal and subsidiary organs. The United Nations Secretariat is a non-smoking environment.

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No Fee
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Consultant to update the Concept on digital archive

Location :Chisinau, MOLDOVA
Application Deadline :07-Oct-16 (Midnight New York, USA)

Type of Contract :Individual Contract
Post Level :International Consultant
Languages Required :English   Russian  
Duration of Initial Contract :up to 30 working days
Expected Duration of Assignment :October 2016 � December 2016



Background
The UNDP project �Strengthening Parliamentary Governance in Moldova� (SPGM) is designed to address the main needs of the Parliament of Moldova in the areas of legislation making, oversight and representation during the on-going process of domestic reform spurred by closer relations with the EU. The project is also assisting in making the Parliament�s legislative activity more open, transparent and participatory through establishing tools and mechanisms for the engagement with the Civil Society, professional associations and general public. Project interventions will offer and encourage equal opportunity for male and female participation.
The World e-Parliament Report noted that Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have become essential tools in supporting the work of legislative bodies throughout the world.[1] The advantage of automation within parliaments is threefold: more information and documents on the website; increased capacity to disseminate information and documents; and more timely delivery of information and documents to members.
In this context, to increase the level of transparency of legislative process, the Permanent Bureau approved the e-Parliament Concept in 2015. With UNDP support, the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova (PRM) has already initiated the process of developing the e-Parliament Information System. The audit and analysis of ICT performance and capacity to implement e-Parliament Information System is currently ongoing. Ultimately, the goal is to commence the introduction of the e-Parliament modules across different parliamentary processes in 2016 and 2017. The Parliament is also working to finalize its new website.
One of key elements of a well-functioning e-Parliament Information System is the digital archive and preservation. The digital technology opens up totally new perspectives, when the electronic storage and digital conversion of non-digital materials (paper documents) is now possible and can imply considerable qualitative improvements to the daily work of the Parliament.
Currently, all registers of recorded documents of the Parliament are maintained manually due to the lack of an automated system. The use of ICT instruments is very limited. For instance, in order to distribute a working document created electronically, a large number of hard copies have to be prepared. This leads to waste of time and materials, while in the case of an electronic document the distribution and archiving processes would be cheaper and more efficient.
Parliament�s archive is a functional compartment from the Secretariat of Parliament. It keeps the institutional memory of the Parliament. In its activity, the Parliament�s archive is guided by the Law no. 880-XII from 22.01.1992 on the archive capital of the Republic of Moldova; the Decision of the Government no.352 from 27.05.1992 on the approval of the archive capital of the Republic of Moldova; the Regulation no.15 from 16.06.2015 regarding the organization and functioning of the Archive of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova. The Division on Information and Analytics of the Secretariat of Parliament is ensuring the integrity and security of documents kept in the Parliament�s archive. Currently, the parliamentary archive includes 2800 files, each file containing 250-300 pages.
In line with the applicable legislation, all main documentation of the Secretariat is stored for a number of years (up to 75 years). The documents that have national value are handed over to the National Library. The internal, outgoing and incoming electronic correspondence are kept during five years at the work place, without being archived.
Currently, archiving and preservation of parliamentary documentation in accordance with best practices and international standards is one of areas where the Parliament of Moldova requires support. The damages to the parliamentary building in the 7th of April 2009 demonstrations resulted in loss of basically all the parliamentary archive. In 2011, with UNDP support, a draft Concept on Digital Archive of the Parliament of Moldova was developed. However, due to political instability, the Concept was not finally approved. Since the standards and technologies in this area are still very much evolving, the Concept needs to be thoroughly revised and updated.
Therefore, the reasons for creating a digital archive emerge from the need of the Parliament to:
  • increase the access to stocks of documents, by providing online access to information held on paper;
  • improve searchability of needed documents and records;
  • ensure easier and more productive way of using digital documents instead of those held on paper;
  • reduce wear and tear on highly important records; and
  • reduce the storage space and printing costs.
At the same time, challenges related to long-term preservation of electronic documents, threats of technical obsolescence of the digital environment, uncertainty about both the legal status of electronic documents and future costs of preservation of such documents, copyright and transmission of documents outside the archiving system needs to be overcome.
[1] http://www.ipu.org/pdf/publications/eparl16-en.pdf


Duties and Responsibilities
The Project intends to contract an experienced ICT consultant to revise and update the Concept on Digital Archive of the Parliament of Moldova, provide substantive input and strategic advice aiming to support the implementation of a full digital archiving solution within the Parliament of Moldova.
The following key issues, but not only, shall be considered when developing the digital archiving and preservation solution:
  • Ensure that an appropriate and well-structured digital archiving facility or collections repository is described. Thus, digitalized printed documentation, as well as existing electronic records shall be safely deposited and properly accessed, curated, and maintained for the future;
  • Ensure that digital archive is in compliance with existing national legislation and policies (Law on Personal Data Protection, Decision of the Government no. 618 of 05 October 1993[1] , Rules and Procedures of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova (Law no. 797 of 02.04.96) and other related national provisions);
  • Ensure that digital archive follows existing international standards and guidelines on how data should be structured, preserved and accessed:
    • ISO 14721:2012 � Open Archival Information System (OAIS), which provides a high-level framework for designing a preservation organization[2];
    • ISO 18492: 2005 � Long-term preservation of electronic document-based information, which includes technology-neutral guidance on media renewal, migration, quality, security and environmental control;
    •  ISO 15489:2016 � Information and documentation � Records management for defining the roles, processes and methods for a digital preservation implementation where the focus is the long-term management of records. This standard outlines a framework of best practice for managing records to ensure that they are curated and documented throughout their lifecycle while remaining authoritative and accessible.
    • Standards relating to file formats, including XML, CSV, PDF, JPEG, TIFF and others;
    • Other related international standards and guidelines;
  • Ensure that digital archive is flexible and able to handle many types of documents �  digitized and electronic documents, media, pictures and files;
  • Ensure that digital archive is able to capture both �official� as well as �unofficial� documents and to separate confidential records from non-confidential ones;
  • Ensure that the principles of non-disclosure, copyright, data protection and security are in place. 
In order to achieve the stated objective, the Consultant will have the following responsibilities:
Prepare a detailed work plan to be applied for respective assignment:
  • Carry out a desk review of the following documents:
  • The Concept on e-Parliament Information System, approved by decision no. 19 of 18.11.2015 of the Standing Bureau of the Parliament;
  • Report on the ICT needs of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, drafted with the support of the United Nations Development Programme, June 2011;
  • Strategic Development Plan of the Integrated Information Space of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova for 2011-2015, approved by decision no. 13 of 27.07.2011 of the Standing Bureau of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova;
  • The draft Concept on Digital Archive of the Parliament of Moldova;
  • Current national legislation and available policies on archiving processes and requirements;
  • Best practices, as well as international standards and guidelines on archive digitization and preservation;
    • Get acquainted with existing infrastructure of the Parliament, thus understanding the legal and institutional environment for operational flows of the PRM work;
    • Analyse the World e-Parliament conferences reports and other relevant publications. Ensure that the main principles are considered in the process of conceptualizing the digital archiving information system.
    • Conduct initial meetings with relevant parliamentary staff, concept�s author, ICT experts currently performing the audit and analysis of ICT performance and capacity to implement e-Parliament Information System and specialists from other entities (i.e. E-Governance Centre).
Based on desk review and initial meetings findings, review and prepare amendments for updating the existing Concept on Digital Archive of the Parliament of Moldova. This activity should include, but is not limited to, the following:
  • Check if the scope and objectives are clearly formulated;
  • Check if all of the roles and functions of a typical digital archive are well described;
Check if all the business processes are well defined;
  • Check if the proposed ICT architecture responds to the Parliament�s needs and is compatible with the design of e-Parliament Information System;
  • Check if the copyright and data protection aspects, as well as proposed information security requirements are in line with national and international standards;
  • Check if the estimative costs and cost-benefit analysis to implement the digital archive are defined;
  • Advise if the scanning to be done in-house or by a contractors;
  • Indicate what is the timescale for producing the digital assets;
  • Check what resolution is required for scanning, and what impact does this have on the amount of IT storage space needed;
  • Check the referencing system to be used for the images;
  • Advise on how long will the digital asset be required for;
  • Check if the risks and mitigation measures for well-functioning and sustainable digital archive are well described;
  • Update the infrastructure requirements.
Develop a Roadmap with milestones towards implementation of a full digital archiving solution proportionate to Parliament�s needs. The Roadmap shall specify concrete steps with tentative timelines to enable detailed planning and implementation of the archiving solution. The document shall address, but is not limited to, the following issues:
  • Legal issues (new policies and regulations to be developed and approved, if necessary);
  • Technical and infrastructure requirements;
  • Internal institutional arrangements;
  • Action Plan with estimative budget and tentative timelines for software development and acquisition period;
  • Security and data protection issues;
  • Digitization and post-digitization issues;
  • Training requirements (users);
  • Testing phase and integration with e-Parliament Information System etc.
Provide other programming related tasks required by the Secretariat of Parliament.
The consultant will have to undertake two missions to Moldova (tentatively) during the period October-November 2016.


INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
The consultant will work under the direct supervision of the UNDP Parliament Specialist for substantive aspects of the assignment, and under the guidance of the Senior Project Officer � for administrative aspects. The consultant will report to the Parliament appointed representative and the Parliament Specialist of UNDP SPGM project.
The Parliament will provide consultant with working space, access to Internet, a printer and a telephone line.


Timeframe
The timeframe for this assignment is planned tentatively through October � December 2016. The Consultancy should involve about 30 days of work. The exact schedule of mission in Moldova shall be coordinated in advance.


Language
All communications and documentation related to the assignment will be in English. Before submission of the deliverables, the consultant will discuss the draft documents with the parties involved (i.e. Parliament, UNDP and other stakeholders) so that the final products reflect their comments.

[1] http://lex.justice.md/viewdoc.php?action=view&view=doc&id=303445&lang=1
[2] http://www.iso.org/iso/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=24683



Competencies
  • High level of familiarity with major development trends in ICT, and the ability to innovate electronic systems for the Archives;
  • Knowledge of ICT policies and regulatory framework of the Republic of Moldova will be an advantage;
  • Knowledge of metadata regimes for discovery, recordkeeping, and data management;


Required Skills and Experience
Academic Qualifications:
  • Master's Degree or equivalent (5-year university degree) in IT management, Computer Sciences, computer engineering or other relevant discipline;
Work experience:
  • At least 5 years of progressively responsible experience in designing, implementing and embedding electronic records and archive ICT management systems;
  • Previous experience of designing and implementing enterprise level ICT systems (SAP, Oracle, SAYLT, Open Source etc.) at government or private sector;
  • Proven certifications in IT programming area is an asset;
  • Working experience with Parliament and/or government institutions is a strong advantage.
Language:
  • Fluency in English;
  • Knowledge of Romanian and Russian will be an advantage.
DOCUMENTS TO BE INCLUDED WHEN SUBMITTING THE PROPOSALS
Interested individual consultants must submit the following documents/information to demonstrate their qualifications:
  • Cover letter with description of relevant previous experience, as well as of proposed methodology for undertaking the current assignment not exceeding 5 pages;
  • Financial proposal (LUMP SUM) in USD, specifying requested amount per day (fee) and all related costs (e.g. DSA, travel, phone calls etc.);
  • Duly completed P-11 form with three references. 
EVALUATION
Initially, individual consultants will be short-listed based on the following minimum qualification criteria:
  • Master's Degree or equivalent (5-year university degree) in IT management, Computer Sciences, computer engineering or other relevant discipline;
  • At least 5 years of progressively responsible experience in designing, implementing and embedding electronic records and archive ICT management systems;
The short-listed individual consultants will be further evaluated based on the following methodology:
Cumulative analysis
The award of the contract shall be made to the individual consultant whose offer has been evaluated and determined as:
a) responsive/compliant/acceptable, and
b) having received the highest score out of a pre-determined set of weighted technical and financial criteria specific to the solicitation.
* Technical Criteria weight � 60% (300 points);
* Financial Criteria weight � 40% (200 points).
Only candidates obtaining a minimum of 210 points would be considered for the Financial Evaluation.


Technical evaluation scoring:
  • Master's Degree or equivalent (5-year university degree) in IT management, Computer Sciences, computer engineering or other relevant discipline � 20 pts;
  • At least 5 years of progressively responsible experience in designing, implementing and embedding electronic records and archive ICT management systems - up to max. 50 points;
  • Previous experience of designing and implementing enterprise level ICT systems (SAP, Oracle, SAYLT, Open Source etc.) at government or private sector - up to max. 40 pts.;
  • Proven certifications in IT programming area is an asset - up to max. 30 pts.;
  • Working experience with Parliament and/or government institutions is a strong advantage - up to max. 30 pts.;
Proven commitment to the core values of the United Nations, in particular, respecting differences of culture, gender, religion, ethnicity, nationality, language, age, HIV status, disability, and sexual orientation, or other status.

UNDP is committed to achieving workforce diversity in terms of gender, nationality and culture. Individuals from minority groups, indigenous groups and persons with disabilities are equally encouraged to apply. All applications will be treated with the strictest confidence.

Archives Officer (2 Positions) - Enterprise Content Management Project, TA, P2, New York



Job Number: 499225 | Vacancy Link
Location: Information Tech Solutions & Services
Work Type : Temporary Appointment

The fundamental mission of UNICEF is to promote the rights of every child, everywhere, in everything the organization does � in programs, in advocacy and in operations. The equity strategy, emphasizing the most disadvantaged and excluded children and families, translates this commitment to children's rights into action. For UNICEF, equity means that all children have an opportunity to survive, develop and reach their full potential, without discrimination, bias or favoritism. To the degree that any child has an unequal chance in life � in its social, political, economic, civic and cultural dimensions � her or his rights are violated. There is growing evidence that investing in the health, education and protection of a society's most disadvantaged citizens � addressing inequity � not only will give all children the opportunity to fulfill their potential but also will lead to sustained growth and stability of countries. This is why the focus on equity is so vital. It accelerates progress towards realizing the human rights of all children, which is the universal mandate of UNICEF, as outlined by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, while also supporting the equitable development of nations.

Job organizational context
The Archives Officer directly reports to the Senior Project Manager, ECM.

Purpose for the job
Under the direction of the Senior Project Manager, the Archives Officer will:
  1.  Appraise records to evaluate whether they meet the criteria for inclusion in the
  2. Archives;
  3.  Arrange and describe archival records accordingly to ISAD(G)
  4.  Contribute to the development of archival policies, .e. access, accessioning, appraisal
  5.  Create finding aids
  6.  Participate in the development of a Trusted Digital Repository
  7.  Support Senior Project Manager in implementation of the ECM project.
  8.  Performs other duties as required.

Key functions, accountabilities and related duties/tasks
Operational functions:
* Operationalizes and implements archival guidelines, as defined by the ECM project that support teams regarding the identification, appraisal, arrangement and description, and preservation and conservation of archival records.
* Responds to research requests in accordance with internally defined guidelines.
Efficiency management and reporting
* Using a data driven focus develops a process improvement process that leads to a positive and measurable impact on space management where there are housing costs, including electronic storage.
Communication:
* Communicates regularly with Senior Project Manager - ECM to ascertain the status of activities to ensure information is managed accurately and appropriately.
* Provides necessary support and insights on archival management and processing.
Partnership, coordination and collaboration
* As required, under direction of the Senior Project Manager - ECM, collaborates with other agencies, local authorities and implementing partners on archives related matters including information exchange and harmonization.

Impact of Results 
 1. Governance: upholds and maintains UNICEF's archival records principle. Allows employees and other important stakeholders to perform their duties as effectively as possible. Safekeeping of UNICEF's digital and physical archival records.
 2. Analysis: appraises records to determine archival value. Focuses on digitization to reduce storage costs.
 3. Efficiencies: Enable users to seamlessly access UNICEF"s archival records by ensuring confidential materials are identified and protected, and making available information accessible to all staff.
 4. Compliance: Ensuring that UNICEF's archival records procedures and guidelines are followed.
 5. Knowledge management: The most relevant and latest industry expertise is maintained, expanded, and disseminated throughout the department as well as Organization, and shared with the regional/national institutions/partners.
6. Staff capacity is enhanced through active staff learning/development programmes in the area of archives.

Functional Competencies:
  • Strong communication skills to deal with senior colleagues;
  • Negotiation skills to persuade senior colleagues to follow agreed archives guidelines;
  • An awareness of archival management principles and familiarity with information systems and archives in a digital and paper context;
  • Highly organized and process oriented;
  • Acute awareness & ability to meet project deadlines;
  • Highly proficient with desktop applications such as Adobe Acrobat Professional, MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), and an ability to learn new IT systems.

Recruitment Qualifications
  • Master's degree in Archival Studies or related field
  • Demonstrated knowledge of international archival standards � ISAD(G).
  • A minimum of two (2) years of relevant experience in archival arrangement and description.
  • Experience with large scale digitization projects will is a strong asset.
  • Understanding of international development issues and previous experience with a multilateral or UN organization is a strong asset.


Opening Date 20 Sep 2016 Eastern Standard Time
Closing Date 5 Oct 2016 Eastern Standard Time

Officer, Vital Records

Ref
60007724-1
Country
United Kingdom
City
London
Department
Human Resources and Corporate Services Vice Presidency
Business Unit
Records Management and Archives
Closing date for applications
15 September 2016
The Records Management and Archives (RM&A) team is responsible for the management of digital and hard copy records created or received by the EBRD at its Headquarters and in the Resident Offices, and for the management of the Bank�s historical archives. Its primary duties are to (i) organise and protect the Bank�s information (ii) meet legislative and regulatory requirements and (iii) promote good governance and accountability.

Role Overview

The Officer is responsible for assisting records managers in the effective management of departmental records and co-ordinating off-site storage activities
 
Background
  • Responsible for assisting in the efficient running of Records Management & Archiving (RM&A) by giving operational support to the team
  • Work under direct supervision of the Associate, RM&A

Accountabilities and Responsibilities

  • Provide records and archives support to records managers as required: index documents, files and folders in the EBRD Records System for easy retrieval; file records and organise the transfer to off-site storage to optimise space used at HQ; and prepare documents for permanent preservation to preserve the institutional memory of the Bank
  • Manage day-to-day off-site storage activities to ensure smooth management and retrieval of the EBRD records stored off-site: prepare daily transfer of shipments to and from off-site storage using an on-line system; make arrangements for internal deliveries and deal with any problems; check the monthly invoices; run reports from the online system; and attend meetings with the off-site storage company
  • Assist with administrative functions for the team in the absence of the incumbent for this task
This job description is not limited to the responsibilities listed and the incumbent may be requested to perform other relevant duties as required by business needs.

Essential Skills, Experience and Qualifications

  • University degree or experience in Records Management and Archives, preferably in a multi-cultural organisation
  • Very good knowledge and experience of electronic records and document management systems
  • Computer literate: Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint
  • Very good communications skills- ability to communicate appropriate and concise information, in written and verbal formats; pleasant and efficient telephone manner; strong customer orientation
  • Very good interpersonal skills- able to understand, respect and respond appropriately using tact, patience and diplomacy to other people�s behaviour and concerns in a multicultural environment; ability to handle confidential and sensitive issues with discretion
  • Good understanding of the specific nature of the Bank and its culture, and ability to build effective working relationships across departments within the Bank
  • Excellent team player
  • High degree of accuracy and attention to detail essential
  • Excellent planning, organisational and analytical skills; ability to prioritise and show initiative
  • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
  • Ability to work independently, to tackle issues and propose practical solutions
  • Willingness to work overtime as and when required
  • Fluent English, both written and oral. Knowledge of another European Language (e.g. French, German, Russian) useful, but not essential

Competencies and Personal Attributes

  • Attention to detail and eye for accuracy
  • Ability to cope well under pressure and a capacity for hard work
  • Ability to work efficiently and cheerfully as part of a team
  • Reliable, flexible and willing to work overtime as and when required
  • Excellent interpersonal manner, including tact and diplomacy
  • Ability to build effective working relationships with clients and colleagues in a multicultural environment.
This job description is not limited to the responsibilities listed and the incumbent may be requested to perform other relevant duties as required by business needs.
Recruitment for this position will be on a local basis. Travel, relocation and expatriation benefits do not apply.
 
Diversity is one of the Bank�s core values which are at the heart of everything it does. A diverse workforce with the right knowledge and skills enables connection with our clients, brings pioneering ideas, energy and innovation. The EBRD staff is characterised by its rich diversity of nationalities, cultures and opinions and we aim to sustain and build on this strength. As such, the EBRD seeks to ensure that everyone is treated with respect and given equal opportunities and works in an inclusive environment. The EBRD encourages all qualified candidates who are nationals of the EBRD member countries to apply regardless of their racial, ethnic, religious and cultural background, gender, sexual orientation or disabilities.

Archival Research Coordinator

Location :CMP, Nicosia, CYPRUS
Application Deadline :18-Sep-16 (Midnight New York, USA)
Time left :9d 20h 1m
Additional Category :Management
Type of Contract :Individual Contract
Post Level :International Consultant
Languages Required :English   French  
Duration of Initial Contract :1 year
Expected Duration of Assignment :1 year



Background
The principal mandate of the Committee on Missing Persons (CMP) in Cyprus is to establish the fate of the people that went missing as a consequence of the tragic events of 1963-1964 and 1974 and to provide answers to anguished families.  One important aspect of this work is to exhume, identify and return remains of missing persons.  This process enables the relatives of the victims to recover the remains of their loved ones, arrange for a proper burial and provide closure to a long period of anguish and uncertainty, thereby promoting a process of reconciliation, healing and dialogue between both communities. This project also aims to strengthen the capacity for civil society to engage in sustained cooperation and reconciliation, through the important participation of bi-communal scientific teams in all stages of the process. This bi-communal cooperation will strengthen civic participation toward an issue that is critical for the healing of old wounds, and will sustain partnerships of cooperation and trust between both sides.
The CMP Project includes the following phases:
  • (Phase I) Investigative Phase: related to the compiling of information on possible burial sites of missing persons.
  • (Phase II) Archaeological Phase: related to the exhumation of the remains of missing persons,
  • (Phase III) Anthropological Phase: related to the analyses of the recovered remains in the anthropological laboratory,
  • (Phase IV) Genetic Phase: related to the comparison of blood samples collected from the victims� families, with samples from the remains, in order to identify them
  • (Phase V) Return of Remains: within the framework of reconciliation programme, aiming at helping families of both communities cope with the difficult task of healing and coming to terms with their loss.

Faced with increasing difficulties to locate new burial sites, the CMP urgently needs to broaden efforts to obtain information that may lead to the discovery of burial sites. This includes the review of archival material of international organisations, state actors and domestic authorities that were present during the events of 1963/4 and 1974. To this end, the CMP is creating an archival research team.
The United Nations Development Programme Partnership For the Future (UNDP PFF) in Nicosia, Cyprus, seeks to contract on behalf of the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP) an information management professional with extensive experience in archival research, hereinafter referred as the �Archival Research Coordinator� (ARC), to coordinate the work of this team.  The primary role of the ARC is to lead a team of two Cypriot researchers in an effort to access, analyse and manage information from relevant archives. While some of these archives are publicly accessible, others, including certain UN archives, are not.
The ARC reports to the Committee of Missing Persons in Cyprus, a 3-Member Committee whose Greek- and Turkish-Cypriot Members are appointed by the leader of their respective community and a United Nations (Third) Member, selected by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and appointed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations (for additional information visit www.cmp-cyprus.org). Considering the sensitive nature of the material under review, with regards to the review of classified UN Archives, the ARC reports exclusively to the Third Member of the CMP. On all other matters the ARC reports to the three CMP Members.



Duties and Responsibilities
The ARC will lead a team of two Cypriot CMP researchers and oversee and coordinate the process of archival research and information management. The team will be responsible to collect information from relevant archives, analyse and share this information with CMP Members and their offices, including through the creation of an appropriate information management system.  He/she will personally conduct research in the not publicly accessible UN archives under direct supervision by the Third Member.  For all other tasks, the ARC will coordinate closely with all three CMP Members.
The ARC will lead efforts by the research team to:
  • Create an inventory and volume estimates of relevant archives (including UN archives in Nicosia and NY, ICRC, UK, and relevant UN troop and police contributing countries);
  • Set out a research plan with time-lines and develop an appropriate research and analysis methodology;
  • Conduct on-location research, inter alia, at UN archives in Cyprus, UNHQ New York, ICRC Geneva, and the UK. With regards to publicly accessible archives, research will be carried out with the two Cypriot researchers. In the case of restricted archives research will be carried out without the Cypriot researchers, unless an agreement is reached to indicate otherwise;
  • Create a searchable database system to catalogue all relevant documents/information;
  • Integrate information obtained from research with existing investigative files/databases held by the CMP and its respective offices;
  • Liaise with Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot investigative teams to ensure effective exchange of information and prioritization of cases and inclusion of information found on burial sites into excavation schedule;
  • Regularly report to and brief the CMP Members on research progress;
  • Prepare and submit reports to the Third Member on the findings from the classified UN archives;
  • Perform other duties as assigned by the three CMP Members.
He or she will liaise closely with all relevant CMP counterparts, including CMP Members, their Assistants and the CMP investigative teams.

The research carried out by the team deals with politically and emotionally sensitive matters and will require a high degree of experience and sensitivity in dealing with such information in a post-conflict environment.
The ARC is expected to spend significant time conducting archival research abroad, e.g. in NY, Geneva, or the UK.

Expected deliverables:
  • Weekly reports to the CMP Members on relevant findings and progress of archival research;
  • Reports to the Third Member on findings from the classified UN Archives;
  • A searchable database populated with relevant archival documents and/or information;
  • Timely provision of relevant information obtained through archival research to CMP Members and their investigative teams.


Competencies
  • Ability to operate, and provide good judgment, in a politically sensitive post-conflict environment;
  • Demonstrate cultural, gender, religion, race, nationality and age sensitivity and adaptability;
  • Have good management skills and experience in providing direction and support to the CMP staff;
  • Exhibit willingness to share knowledge and experience, as well as commitment to enhance the skills, knowledge, abilities and capabilities of the CMP staff when requested;
  • Demonstrate strong oral and written communication skills;
  • Show strong leadership and self-management skills;
  • Focus on the results according to the CMP mandate;
  • Remain calm, in control and good humored even under pressure;
  • Provide helpful feedback and advice to others;
  • Consistently approach work with energy and a positive, constructive attitude;
  • Respond positively to critical feedback and differing points of view.



Required Skills and Experience
Education:
  • Minimum academic credentials include a Master�s Degree or equivalent (e.g., MA, MS, and MSc) in library science, history, political science or related social sciences with a research focus.
Experience:
  • 8 years of experience, post degree in information management and research and related disciplines;
  • Applicants holding an advanced graduate degree (PhD) in a relevant field should have 3 years of experience, post degree;
  • Proven experience in team leadership and management;
  • Previous experience working in a post-conflict setting, in a missing persons or other humanitarian context is an asset.
Language Requirements:  
  • Excellent knowledge of English and working knowledge of French is required.

Submission of Applications, Evaluation and Payment Terms

Interested individual consultants must submit the following documents/information to demonstrate their qualifications:
  • Motivation/Cover Letter: Explaining why they are the most suitable for the work;
  • Personal History (P11): Applicants are required to fill and sign a P11 Form and submit it together with the online application. The UNDP P11 Form can be downloaded from: http://europeandcis.undp.org/files/hrforms/P11_modified_for_SCs_and_ICs.doc 
  • References: Contact details of 3 references;
  • Financial Proposal: Applicants requested to submit financial proposal. Financial proposal will specify the daily fee in USD per working day (a day will be calculated as 8 hours) and shall cover all expenditures including fees, health insurance, vaccination, international (all travel to join duty station/repatriation travel) or local travel (place of residence to office and office to place of residence), cost of living and any other relevant expenses related to the performance of services. Leave benefits (annual, sick, paternity, maternity) are not applicable to Individual Contractor and absent days including weekends and office holidays are not payable.
Evaluation / Selection Process

All applicants will be screened against qualifications and the competencies set above. Candidates fully meeting the requirements will be further evaluated based on the criteria below.

Technical Criteria (CV review and interviews) � 70 % of total evaluation� max. 70 points:

CV review: 30 points;
  • Educational qualifications as defined in the ToR (15 points);
  • Experience as defined in the ToR (15 points).
Only candidates who obtained at least 70% of points from the CV review (who will score at least 21 points) will be invited for an interview.

Interview: 40 points
  • Experience in archival research and information management (10 points);
  • Experience in team leadership and management (10 pints);
  • Experience in working in a post conflict setting, missing persons and/or humanitarian context (10 points);
  • Knowledge of English (10 points).
Only those individual consultants who obtained at least 70% of points from the interview (28 out of 40) will be considered for financial proposal evaluation.
Financial Criteria � 30 % of total evaluation � max. 30 points.
�    Financial scores will be calculated using the formula [lowest offer / financial offer of the candidate x 30].
UNDP applies the �Best value for money approach� � the final selection will be based on the combination of the applicants� qualification and financial proposal.

Payment Term:
Monthly lump-sum payable upon submission of the monthly time-sheet, the monthly report and approval of the UNDP.


UNDP is committed to achieving workforce diversity in terms of gender, nationality and culture. Individuals from minority groups, indigenous groups and persons with disabilities are equally encouraged to apply. All applications will be treated with the strictest confidence.