Background The main mandate of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) is to promote sustainable development of human settlements and policies conducive to adequate housing for all. Within this framework, UN-Habitat supports central and state governments, as well as local authorities and other partners for the implementation of the Habitat Agenda, the 2030 Agenda with the Sustainable Development Goals and the New Urban Agenda. UN-Habitat helps the urban poor by transforming cities into safer, more inclusive, compact, integrated, resilient and connected places with better opportunities where everyone can live with dignity. It works with organizations at every level, including all spheres of government, civil society and the private sector to help build, manage, plan and finance sustainable urban development. The Regional Office for Latin American and the Caribbean – ROLAC – is based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Agency puts emphasis in developing and managing activities in the host country. Indeed, for the past years, UN-Habitat has expanded its portfolio in Brazil by working with the three tiers of government to support the formulation and implementation of more effective, sustainable, participative, and socially fairer urban economic, social, and environmental policies. UN-Habitat is starting a project with the municipality of Congonhas, Minas Gerais, in cooperation with the Municipal Planning and Management Department. This project aims to revise the Master Plan and develop the city”s Mobility Plan. To achieve the proposed objective, the “Congonhas 2030+2″ project is designed to strengthen public capacity and promote a culture of transparent decision-making based on data and information. This will be achieved through diagnostics, analysis, training, and drafting plans. The Master Plan and the Mobility Plan will be drawn up with the participation of society, configuring them as social pacts that consider its interpretation of the strengths, potential and challenges of the city”s spaces, seeking to improve the population”s quality of life. In order to properly implement the project, as well as UN-Habitat”s mandate in Brazil, UN-Habitat is looking for an Urban Mobility Assistant Consultant (Territorial Assessments). Report to UN-Habitat Manager The Urban Mobility Assistant Consultant (Territorial Assessments) reports to the Head of Brazil Office, who will evaluate him/her. Responsibilities The Urban Mobility Assistant Consultant (Territorial Assessments) will support the implementation of the project, and its activities, with the following responsibilities: a) Be available for a minimum of one (1) weekly virtual meeting with the project coordination, aiming at: I. Sharing partial results of each deliverable; II. Being readily available to incorporate revisions pointed out by the UN-Habitat team in the ongoing activities; III. Defining with the project coordination a feasible workplan, considering intermediary deliveries prior each product deadline, allowing the UN-Habitat team to review the content prior to its approval for payment; IV. Supporting project planning. b) Consider that achieving the completion of each Product on the expected delivery date depends on the Consultant’s ability and commitment to present partial results, following a detailed timeline to be validated with the project coordination in the first week after signing the contract. Overall, the Consultant shall guarantee the execution of its activities according to the main project schedule, being responsible for the deliverables according to deadlines. c) Be available to oversee field work and participate in public events related to the participatory process of developing the Mobility Plan. d) Reports and documents must be developed using the project templates that the UN-Habitat team will provide, in the .ppt, .doc and .indd formats. e) Arrange the software and equipment required for the development of its activities. f) Maintain an orderly and accessible information file system on the information and data produced. g) Arrange equipment to carry out the fieldwork, including film cameras. h) Ensure that the technical activities are aligned with the quality expectations of UN-Habitat and the project”s counterpart. The Consultant will be responsible for completing all courses and training activities that are indicated to him/her by his/her supervisor. The security course BSAFE, from UNDSS, is required to be accredited during the first month of employment. The Consultant will be responsible for his/her own security, so the person should get familiarized with United Nations security mechanisms and comply with them according to the Framework of Accountability for the United Nations Security Management System. Outputs/Work Assignment The Urban Mobility Assistant Consultant (Territorial Assessments) shall assist in the implementation of the project, according to the stated responsibilities and the delivery of the following products: Product 1: Report on the participatory process related to the draft law (Territorial Assessments) The following activities must be performed: a. Preparing documents for the participatory diagnostics process of the Municipal Mobility Plan (presentations, booklets, banners, etc.). b. Supporting the creation of internet content. c. Participating in regional workshops, when requested by the UN-Habitat team. d. Participating in thematic workshops in the municipality: public transport, active mobility, road traffic for people and freight, among others. e. Providing support for an online public consultation. f. Systematizing the results obtained from all the participatory activities carried out. Expected completion date: 30 days after contract signature Product 2: Final report on the draft law (Territorial Assessments) The following activities must be performed: a. Consolidation of the Municipal Urban Mobility Plan (technical document). b. Participation in the feedback public hearing. c. Consolidation of the draft of the law and submission to the City Council. Expected completion date: 90 days after contract signature