Deadline: 19-May-23
UN Women is seeking Responsible Parties to implement programmes and initiatives related to the following programme areas:
- Provide affected Syrian women and women headed households with livelihood opportunities, and vocational skills, that increase market access and link women with concrete job opportunities
- Introduce innovative skills and vocational training programmes that are based on market assessment, with a focus on digital skills, mobile phone repair courses and information management and analysis courses.
- Increase awareness of affected populations on violence against women by working through community structures and women-led organisations
Cross-Cutting Elements
- Gender equality is an integral part of the UN Women Syria Programme, encompassing the promotion, protection and fulfilment of all human rights. Gender equality constitutes a fundamental human rights principle. Partners will have to report against relevant “SMART” sex-disaggregated indicators, along with other tabulation on disability, IDP/host community and other identified indicators that would ensure the diversity of the interventions.
- Moreover, the partnerships will be also governed by the following conditions:
- Include conflict sensitivity and environmental sustainability issues;
- Take into account the needs and challenges faced by Syrian women leaders (in particular grassroots organizations) living inside or outside Syria;
- Encourage partnership and capacity-building of networks of local WROs/WLOs;
- Furthermore, it is important that any organisation or group has a clear set of guidelines about how they will keep women safe and to respond to women specific protection concerns. Therefore, potential partners should demonstrate in their proposals that protection policies are in place for any project activity that involves interactions with women.
Funding Information
- The budget range for this proposal should be USD80,000 – USD100,000 (Min. – Max. )
- UN Women is seeking partners to implement projects of up to six months between June and November 2023.
Projects
- All applications should demonstrate how the project will:
- Draw on IASC principles and cluster guidelines and response modalities.
- Embed conflict sensitivity in the design, implementation, and monitoring of the project, taking into account the safety and security of project personnel and beneficiaries.
- Deliver in the context of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and cholera outbreak in NWS;
- Undertake monitoring and evaluation, including collection of baseline and end line monitoring data to measure intended project outcomes using the template, which is mandatory.
Competencies
- All local and international non-profit organizations, including NGOs, foundations, think-tanks, are eligible to apply to this CfP.
- Technical/functional competencies required
- Demonstrated focus on women’s rights and gender equality for Syria;
- Track record of delivering humanitarian programming in NW Syria
- Demonstrated experience in relation to the services requested in the CfP
- Capacity to deliver expected results (governance and management competency, and financial and administrative competency);
- Other competencies, which while not required, can be an asset for the performance of services
- Syrian-led NGOs and platforms,
- Syrian women-led NGOs.
- Relevance of the mandate and the role of the organization to implement expected results and to contribute to the sustainability of said results.
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