Under the overall guidance of the Team/Patrol Hub Leader and direct supervision of the Deputy Team/Patrol Hub Leader, the Monitoring Officer performs the following specific responsibilities: As part of a patrol team, gathers information and reports regularly on the security situation in the area of operation, establishes and reports the of specific, security incidents and reports of incidents, monitors and reports on human rights and fundamental freedoms, and overall inter-ethnic relations; in accordance with established patrol plans and other operational taskings as issued within the assigned area of responsibility; Maintains constructive contact, inter alia, with regional and local authorities, representatives of minority and religious groups, civil society and members of the local population; Co-operates with other international organizations operating in the respective area of deployment; When necessary and appropriate, serves as an intermediary/mediator to facilitate dialogue on the ground in order to reduce tensions and promote normalization of the respective situation; Contributes to the effective functioning of the team/s to they are assigned by maintaining a high level of professionalism, working within required timelines and displaying judgement, communications skills and flexibility required to operate in a potentially hazardous working environment; Contributes to analytical work of the Team in his/her identified fields of expertise; Strictly adheres to the OSCE Code of Conduct and the wider organizational regulatory framework at all times; Performs other duties as assigned. of Professional Competence Requirements Necessary qualifications: Education: A first-level university degree in political sciences, public or international law, international relations or another related field; police/military academy or similar and additional education/courses in a relevant field; Experience: Minimum 6 years of relevant, diversified and progressively responsible professional experience in international environment in any of the following fields: political and security issues, dialogue facilitation, human rights, fundamental freedoms and minority issues, law enforcement, police and military observations and arms control, or communications.
Under the overall guidance of the Team/Patrol Hub Leader and direct supervision of the Deputy Team/Patrol Hub Leader, the Monitoring Officer performs the following specific responsibilities: As part of a patrol team, gathers information and reports regularly on the security situation in the area of operation, establishes and reports the of specific, security incidents and reports of incidents, monitors and reports on human rights and fundamental freedoms, and overall inter-ethnic relations; in accordance with established patrol plans and other operational taskings as issued within the assigned area of responsibility; Maintains constructive contact, inter alia, with regional and local authorities, representatives of minority and religious groups, civil society and members of the local population; Co-operates with other international organizations operating in the respective area of deployment; When necessary and appropriate, serves as an intermediary/mediator to facilitate dialogue on the ground in order to reduce tensions and promote normalization of the respective situation; Contributes to the effective functioning of the team/s to they are assigned by maintaining a high level of professionalism, working within required timelines and displaying judgement, communications skills and flexibility required to operate in a potentially hazardous working environment; Contributes to analytical work of the Team in his/her identified fields of expertise; Strictly adheres to the OSCE Code of Conduct and the wider organizational regulatory framework at all times; Performs other duties as assigned. of Professional Competence Requirements Necessary qualifications: Education: A first-level university degree in political sciences, public or international law, international relations or another related field; police/military academy or similar and additional education/courses in a relevant field; Experience: Minimum 6 years of relevant, diversified and progressively responsible professional experience in international environment in any of the following fields: political and security issues, dialogue facilitation, human rights, fundamental freedoms and minority issues, law enforcement, police and military observations and arms control, or communications.
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