Sexual and Reproductive Health in Humanitarian Crises
Consultancy on Disability Inclusion
IPPF’s Humanitarian Programme seeks to improve access to life-saving sexual and reproductive health for affected communities, with a focus on hard-to-reach and marginalized groups, including women, youth and persons with disabilities. Member Associations (MAs) implementing preparedness programs and / or responding in natural disaster and conflict settings have varying awareness and experience relating to disability inclusion, with some MAs already expanding their networks to the disability community. A capacity development strategy is needed to support more systemic and sustained capacity development on disability inclusion across the IPPF Humanitarian Programme.
The wider goal is to develop a structure and process for participatory monitoring, evaluation and learning on disability inclusion in humanitarian crises with Member Associations. The first phase of the consultancy will focus on:
- Identifying entry points for strengthening inclusion in IPPF systems and processes; and,
- Drafting a foundational resource on disability inclusion which will be used to raise awareness and engage MAs in future capacity building activities.
Deliverables
- Capacity development plan (approx. 2 pages) detailing entry points identified, possible “products” and recommendations for longer term capacity development. Submitted 2nd November 2018.
- One foundational resource (e.g. guidance document, mapping tool or orientation package) – to be decided based on the capacity development plan and in consultation with IPPF staff. Submitted 7th December 2018.
For those who are interested in this position, please submit the following documents to Maria Holtsberg at [email protected] and copy Jagkrapan Janchatree at [email protected]
- CV
- Proposed invoice
- Cover letter
