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RFPs: Developing Digital Information, Education, and Communication Materials for Key Populations HIV Prevention Interventions (Sri Lanka)

Deadline: 10-Apr-25

The Health Equity Matters, as part of the SKPA-2 Program, is seeking proposals from individuals or creative agencies to develop a content development plan and supporting digital materials aimed at increasing awareness and uptake of combination HIV prevention strategies in Sri Lanka among key population members.

These strategies include promoting HIV Testing, including HIV self-testing (HIVST), pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV-negative individuals, and antiretroviral therapy (ART) for people living with HIV.

The FGDs engaged men who have sex with men across different age groups, including older adults, middle-aged individuals, and younger people, as well as self-identified chemsex users. Participants shared their experiences, perceptions, and challenges related to accessing and using health services.

Objectives
  • The goal of the consultancy is to educate and make key populations (e.g., men who have sex with men, transgender women) aware of the information about PrEP, HIV, STIs, and other health services to increase their access to, and use of these services.
  • The agency will be responsible for creating content generation plan and digital assets that can be used for different HIV outreach modalities such as outreach workers, digital ads, and social media influencers in Sri Lanka.
Information about the SKPA-2 Program
  • The Sustainability of HIV Services for Key Populations in Asia (SKPA)-2 program is funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (the Global Fund) to improve the sustainability of evidence-informed, prioritized HIV services for key populations in Bhutan, Mongolia, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Malaysia. There are four program objectives:
    • Accelerate financial sustainability.
    • Improve strategic information availability and use.
    • Promote programmatic sustainability.
    • Remove human rights and gender-related barriers to services.
Funding Information
  • The total budget for this consultancy is up to US$ 25,000 covering all costs associated with project development and execution.
Eligibility Criteria
  • Eligibility for this RFP is limited to Sri Lankan individuals, organizations, and creative agencies.

For more information, visit FPA Sri Lanka.