Call for Proposals: Building Resilience and Addressing Violence from Early years through Adolescence (BRAVE) in State of Palestine

Deadline: 27-Aug-20

UNICEF State of Palestine is inviting interested Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) partners to submit proposals for Expression of Interest (EoI) to implement a 3-year programme titled “Building Resilience and Addressing Violence from Early years through Adolescence (BRAVE) funded by the Government of Finland in the West Bank, State of Palestine.

This EOI covers Year 1 of the programme. The funds will be administered from UNICEF to the partner using UNICEF’s financial systems, and applicable rules and regulations, including those relating to procurement as well as the selection and assessment of Implementing Partners.

The overall objective of the proposed Building Resilience and Addressing Violence from Early years through adolescence (BRAVE) project is to reduce violence against children from early age to adolescents and to build resilience focusing on the most vulnerable and at-risk children and adolescents in selected most vulnerable communities in Gaza, West Bank and East Jerusalem. The BRAVE project will build on the results of the two-year long project implementation with the support of the Government of Finland.

Expected Results

The BRAVE project will be implemented under one outcome and four outputs as follows:

Outcome: Violence reduced against children and resilience enhanced amongst children and adolescents focusing on the most vulnerable and at- risk children and adolescents in selected communities in Gaza, Hebron, West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Output 1: More at-risk school-aged girls and boys that are vulnerable to violence, including young children, and those out-of-school, access safe, gender responsive, inclusive and child friendly learning opportunities.
Output 2: Increased awareness and capacity of education providers, parents, ECE teachers, caregivers, volunteers and communities to prevent and protect children from violence from early years to adolescence
Output 3: Increased resilience and life skills among children and adolescents to positively deal with violence and become change agents for non-violence in their communities
Output 4: Strengthened referral and case management system in the targeted locations.

Outcome

Violence against children reduced and resilience enhanced amongst children and adolescents focusing on the most vulnerable and at-risk children and adolescents in selected communities in Gaza, Hebron, West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Funding Information