Dalida Tanovic

• Leading the identification of relevant literature, and conducting a desk review of relevant secondary documentation produced by USAID/BiH and its implementing partners, and any other relevant documents/literature for the evaluation; • Participating in the evaluation team orientation training: a) prepare and deliver a short presentation on the main aspects of the local justice sector of relevance for the JACA evaluation; • Reviewing and providing feedback on the draft Evaluation Statement of Work (SoW); • Leading the effort to identify data sources, key informants (KIs), and focus group discussion (FGD) participants; • Co-leading drafting of the Evaluation Work Plan (including the data collection instruments); • Participating in testing the data collection instruments; • Leading a majority of KIIs and FGDs and reviewing and analysing KII and FGD transcripts and codes; • Preparing the presentation of the preliminary evaluation findings; • Co-leading the drafting of the Evaluation Report.

• Coordinating the development of two separate e-learning courses on gender-based and conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) for health practitioners and members of clergy, in coordination with the Ministry of Health of Federation of BiH and Interreligious Council. • Serving as a bridge between subject matter, technical experts and team members, and ensuring that experts provide inputs for the development of content for different thematic categories, including understanding violence against women and the provision of support to survivors of gender-based violence and CRSV.

• Analysing relevant project documents, including the project concept note; key deliverables resulting from the project’s analytical work related conclusions and recommendations for the BiH High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC), as well as other information relevant for the project’s previous engagement with the authorities in relation to increasing efficiency of commercial justice. • Mapping and analysing key stakeholders, relevant for projectimplementation support, including judicial, executive and legislative authorities at different government levels, as well as the business community, bar associations, international donors and development partners. • Conducting consultations with relevant stakeholders, including legal practitioners and experts, to validate the feasibility and relevance of the project’s recommendations. Categorising recommendations in a way that enables the project to prioritize and plan immediate, medium and long-term support. • Engaging with the HJPC and Ministries of Justice at BiH, entity and Brčko District levels to discuss and plan for the implementation of selected recommendations. • Working closely with other project team members and component leads to ensure that the results of any additional analytical work being conducted by the project in response to COVID-19 are taken into consideration and incorporated into the proposed implementation engagement and implementation plan.

• Designing and managing the justice sector, the preventing sexual violence in conflict initiative (PSVI) and other legacy-related projects for the British Embassy in Sarajevo. • Developing, monitoring and evaluating the justice sector/PSVI projects, including the drafting of terms of reference for scoping, assessment and evaluation missions, and managing teams on the ground. • Managing the Embassy’s M&E and impact procedures for the justice/PSVI projects and reporting monthly/quarterly about successes/impact. • Working with, and facilitating communication between, a range of partners e.g., national and subnational government bodies, the justice sector, NGOs, international organisations, donors and hard-to-reach populations. • Ensuring project visibility within and outside the Embassy, which included presenting our work internally and externally, preparing background notes/talking points/speeches for high-profile project events (at the ministerial level), and preparing high level visits with, and social media material for, the Embassy/UK Government. • Preparing an issue-based analysis related to justice and other human rights issues.

• Sharing my experience from the UN International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)’s Victim and Witnesses Section with newly-employed staff of the Victim and Witnesses Office of the Court of BiH. • Assessing civil society organisations (CSOs) for engagement with the newly-established War Crimes Chamber (WCC) within the Court of BiH. • Being the first point of contact for all CSOs in BiH when they contact the Court of BiH. • Meeting NGOs, human rights/women/advocacy/victims’ associations to provide information about the mandate and role of the WCC and explore options for partnership arrangements. • Assessing community needs against upcoming trials to create engagement strategies. • Providing recommendations on engagement with CSOs to senior managers. • Designing and managing the Court Support Network project, including reporting to, and meeting with, international donors on progress/impact of the project.

• Serving as the first point of contact for victims and witnesses involved in the UN ICTY, in its field office in Sarajevo. Making records of all requests and ensuring appropriate internal referrals are carried out. • Providing support to victims and witnesses prior to, and after, their testimonies at The Hague. Working with Support and Protection Officers to facilitate video link testimonies from the Western Balkan region. • Providing language services to Protection and Support Officers when making detailed witness protection and psycho-social assessments, which involved travel across the region. • Assisting in the creation of a referral network for victim and witnesses, assessing the availability of community services and providing necessary, relevant information to witnesses. • Liaising with various NGOs and international organisations regarding service provision for victims.

• Providing administrative support to the UNMiBiH’s Human Rights Office/Housing Action Team, which was tasked with vetting police officers in BiH. • Providing daily support to the Head of the Housing Action Team (tasked with one element of vetting) and its international lawyers, in managing information regarding police officers’ conduct. • Serving as the central contact for all regional Human Rights Offices across BiH, receiving and dealing with complaints against police officers for violation of housing laws, and making recommendations to the Head on the steps needed for progress. • Involved in UNMiBiH inspections of police administration offices across the country, which included inspecting files, IT systems and people.

• Running the administration for the International Crisis Group (ICG) office in Sarajevo. • Carrying out media monitoring and maintaining a press clippings database. • Engaging with information gathering and smaller-scale research projects. • Maintaining the list of organisations and media outlets needed for ICG reports distribution. • Formatting of ICG reports and other documents. • Providing translation of key ICG reports, alongside other interpretation duties e.g., during interviews and meetings.