Deadline: 26-Nov-20
The British Embassy Kinshasa is seeking for projects to tackle modern slavery in the mining sector in DRC for the financial year 2020 to 2021.
The UK aims to combat all forms of modern slavery in key mining sectors in DRC through lobbying, advocacy and awareness raising activities and vocational or educational support.
Funding Information
- British Embassy welcomes bids for projects of up to $77,000.
Selection Criteria
When designing your project, please bear in mind that:
- Projects should aim to start in late November and end in March 2021;
- Payments are normally made quarterly and/ after the completion of project activities;
- Advance payments are not usually possible;
- They require monitoring reports, which should include a detailed financial report;
- At the end of a project, they require a completion report, including a detailed financial report.
- Project bids should ensure that the services are designed and implemented in a manner that:
- respects international human rights norms;
- considers gender impact;
- is designed and implemented in accordance with the ‘do no harm’ principle.
- Duty of care for all staff and participants in the engagement activities shall lie with the supplier.
British Embassy is particularly looking for implementers who can demonstrate:
- A strong track record of successful project delivery in DRC and will be able to draw on previous lessons learned to mitigate against unintended consequences of interventions;
- Active consideration of gender inequality by ensuring that where possible, women are offered places in any training and capacity building activities funded by HMG and included in training and consultative panels.
For more information, visit https://www.gov.uk/government/news/tackling-modern-slavery-in-drc-call-for-bids