Development and Delivery of Training Package on Area-Based Approaches in Humanitarian Contexts (H/F) - Home Based

• Country: Syria
• Summary: Development and Delivery of Training Package on Area-Based Approaches in Humanitarian Contexts (H/F) - Home Based
• SYT Ref No: 69474762
• Deadline: 10 Aug 2022
• Financier: Other Funding Agencies
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
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• Tenders are invited for Development and Delivery of Training Package on Area-Based Approaches in Humanitarian Contexts (H/F) - Home Based The LEARN Consortium is a partnership between four (4) International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs), and two (2) national partners. A four-year program with possible extension, it leverages the respective expertise of the I/NGO partners to deliver health, shelter, multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA), protection, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and livelihood services to the most vulnerable communities in North East Syria (NES). The main activities implemented are related to the rehabilitation and running of Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCs), health posts (HPs), hospitals and mobile medical units (MMUs), provision of WASH services, private shelter repairs, distribution of essential kits (new arrivals, hygiene, shelter, winterization; in-kind or through cash-for-kits), provision of MPCA, and protection services. A livelihoods component was added to the ongoing programming from October 2021. The program incorporates a Rapid Response Mechanism and supports Humanitarian Coordination groups for the NES response while also mainstreaming protection across the different sectors. LEARN-s goal is achieved through an integrated, multi-sectoral approach which addresses the emergency needs of 550,000 of the most vulnerable conflict-affected men, women and children across NES. The implementing partners are based in, and implement throughout, NES. The Consortium Management Unit (CMU) is the oversight structure for the program that aims to facilitate smooth coordination, oversee program delivery, lead donor communications, ensure compliance and manage risk. The CMU is led by the Chief of Party (Jordan) and Deputy Chief of Party (NES), together with a team of Specialists. During this four-year period, the Consortium has supported an area-based approach (expanded cell-based approach) using primary health service provision as an entry point. Over the years, LEARN has been working to expand this approach to include other sectors. The purpose of this training is to provide LEARN partners- staff with a clear understanding, common language and tools necessary to use area-based approach as a foundation for making all programmatic (and operational where appropriate) decisions. The knowledge and tools should be based on current international best practices and tailored to the specific context in NES. The training will need to be preceded by a review of the current LEARN programming and the high-level understanding of the context in NES to ensure that the training materials are tailored to the programme and the context. Preparatory work: With the support from the CMU, review current LEARN programming through an area-based approach lens. Draw from the existing external literature to understand the situation in NES to ensure that the training package is tailored to the context. The timeline for this preparatory work will be broadly outlined by the training provider in the proposal and refined in detail working with the CMU. How to apply SOLIDARITES INTERNATIONAL invites consultants to apply for the provision of services as described above. Interested consultants must submit a CV and a short proposal outlining: Dates available to undertake the consultancy; The financial offer; (Note: the consultant shall pay taxes according to the tax regulations in the consultant-s residence country) The proposal should outline how the objectives and deliverables outlined above will be met, including the methodology proposed for delivering a remote training (including the applications that will be used - e.g., Power Point, Miro Board); an example of the training on area-based approaches delivered recently; Proposed work plan; The CV should outline the capacity and experience showing the they are qualified for the services. Interested consultants may express their interest by sending an email to the following address: dcop@learnconsortium.org and cop@learnconsortium.org by end of June 25th (UTC+3) and expressly mentioning « LEARN Area-Based Approaches Consultancy» Closing Date: 10 Aug 2022 Type: Consultancy Themes: Shelter and Non-Food Items/Water Sanitation Hygiene
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