Deadline: 23-Mar-22
UN Women is seeking a registered Non-Government Organization (or joint application from several organizations) to support UN Women, as part of its collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, in the roll-out of the Connect with Respect (CWR) curriculum and complementary parenting sessions, as part of a whole-school approach to eliminate violence against women and children.
This non-government organization will provide capacity development on the CWR approach to teachers, school staff, parents, including in parent-teacher associations and student councils in 30 schools in 4 municipalities. This will include supporting the adaptation of CWR curriculum, parenting sessions, developing cyberbullying curriculum, establishing the CWR Technical Working Group, roll-out the CWR Training of the Trainers, roll-out training sessions, monitoring knowledge and understanding of participants before and after the interventions, and facilitating exchange and learning across key education stakeholders, including teachers, parents, students, school directors, and community leaders.
The project will also build evidence about the effectiveness of school-based prevention programmes and exchange good practices on preventing and addressing VAWG. This will utilize existing teacher and facilitator networks established in the targeted municipalities.
Funding Information
- The budget range for this proposal should be US$ 260,000- 290,000.
Geographic Focus
- The focused areas are 4 Municipalities in Dili, Baucau, Covalima, and Oecusse.
Eligibility Information
- UN Women invite qualified parties to submit Technical and Financial Proposals to provide services associated with the UN Women requirements for a Responsible Party.
- UN Women is soliciting proposals from Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). Women’s organizations or entities are highly encouraged to apply.
For more information, visit https://www.unwomen.org/en/about-us/programme-implementation/2022/03/call-for-proposals-unw-ap-tls-cfp-2022-001-evaw-timor-leste-connect-with-respect