SGBV Capacity Building Specialist Consultancy
To achieve the bold vision of its 2030 strategy, MSI Reproductive Choices commits to expanding access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). This includes mitigating risks of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), encompassing sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA), through the provision of SGBV response services and care. These are not secondary to the provision of sexual and reproductive health services – they are intrinsic to delivering comprehensive, client-centered care. To achieve the commitments MSI has made to its clients, MSI will strengthen its preparedness to mitigate risks of and respond to SGBV by implementing a basic care approach and package of services, including establishing systems and procedures to better support, serve and refer survivors of SGBV, and work with our partners to develop a commitment to comprehensive SGBV mitigation and care.
MSI is seeking one or two consultants to (1) conduct a qualitative assessment and (2) develop a provider training package for SGBV, building on existing tools and guidance and informed by the qualitative learning exercises. Please see the terms of reference.
How to apply
Due to the ongoing restrictions of COVID-19, the consultant(s) are not expected to travel internationally. The consultant can be based anywhere and conduct the work remotely and will be expected to communicate via online video calls and email during UK business hours. The consultancy is expected to commence in June 2021, be conducted over approximately two months, and may be extended.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and advance to the next stage of the selection process. Candidates will be interviewed on a rolling basis.
To be considered, please submit a CV, cover letter and financial proposal with the following information included to Julia.Byington@MSIChoices.org by the 21st June:
- Proposed methodology for the qualitative assessment
- Daily/monthly rate to undertake the terms of reference
- Indicate your availability
Deadline for applications: 21st June 2021
