The German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) GmbH is a German government-owned organisation that implements development projects in over 130 countries worldwide on behalf of the German government. Within this framework, GIZ is engaged in the Civil Peace Service (CPS), which operates in 22 countries with more than 100 international experts and a similar number of local specialists. These experts support local non-governmental organisations, initiatives, state agencies, local authorities and national institutions. Their work aims to change behaviours, attitudes and structures over the long term.
CPS focuses on areas where the international community regards Germany – given its own history – as a credible and competent partner. These include dealing with the past, supporting reconciliation and dialogue processes, and protecting human rights. By bringing together different actors and enabling them to network, GIZ’s CPS programme acts as a bridge between state and civil society.
The GIZ Civil Peace Service Cambodia, concluding in 2026 after 25 years, has implemented diverse and innovative activities with various civil society and governmental partners. Since 2007, the project has supported restorative or extrajudicial measures related to the Khmer Rouge tribunal, focusing on areas like truth-seeking, commemoration, outreach, mental health, and victim participation. These activities, often beyond the ECCC mandate, included psychosocial care, remembrance, and dialogue processes, which facilitated high civil party participation in the tribunal. Reparation projects, emphasizing collective and symbolic measures, were implemented in coordination with international donors and partners.
GIZ intends to seek a Cambodian resident consultant(s)/a locally registered consulting firm to award the services/ works described in the enclosed Terms of Reference (ToR).
Process Number: 83498901
Project Number: 23.9100.1-001.00 (ZFD KH)
Project Title: CPS KH- Justice and Reconciliation in the Context of the Residual Phase of the Khmer Rouge Tribunal
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