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IPPF occasionally engages the services of consultants for specialist and discreet pieces of work.

Consultants are typically engaged on a short term basis against agreed terms of reference.

Consultants are required to:

  • Have professional indemnity and / or Public Liability Insurance
  • Have appropriate trade / professional membership
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  • Safeguarding (Children & Vulnerable Adults)
  • Respect at Work
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  • Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
  • Financial
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jobs and opportunities

| 07 February 2025

Request for Proposals: Consultancy for Research

Background The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) is a global healthcare provider and a leading advocate of sexual and reproductive health and rights and justice (SRHRJ) for all with Member Associations (MAs) and Collaborative Partners in over 146 countries1. The East and South East Asia and Oceania regional office includes the Sub Regional Office for the Pacific (SROP), which supports MAs in 10 countries 2. This IPPF research study is part of the project titled Advancing the sexuality agenda and shifting norms in the Pacific through improving access to sexual and reproductive rights and gender equality under the Australian Government's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) funded Pacific Women Lead (PWL) at the Pacific Community (PC) and the IPPF’s Pacific Niu Vaka Strategy Phase II 2023-2028i (NVII). The objective of the research is to better understand how social norms, religious, cultural and traditional practices in the Pacific influence access to SRHR amongst key populations including young people in their diversity and sex workers. The research will be conducted in Fiji and will provide a case study of the specific experience of this country. Using a Community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach co-led with the Reproductive and Family Health Association of Fiji (RFHAF) to explore the social norms, religious, cultural and traditional practices in the Pacific as paradigms that contribute to, and impact women and girls, and other key populations, access to sexual and reproductive healthcare and services. The researcher(s) are expected to work in close collaboration with IPPF and relevant national partners to deliver the activity. Proposals must address all requirements of the Request for Proposals, respecting the formats and guidelines from section 5. Submission of Proposal. Scope of Work The contractor will be responsible for: Co-leading the research against the deliverables, including engagement with IPPF staff, RFHAF, and relevant national partners. The research management, design, data collection, analysis and reporting in collaboration with RFHAF in Fiji. Interested service provider(s) should submit one technical and one financial proposal. Proposal(s) are to be submitted to [email protected] with the subject line ‘Proposal for Fiji SRHR Research’ no later than midnight GMT+12 23 February 2025.

jobs_and_opportunities

| 07 February 2025

Request for Proposals: Consultancy for Research

Background The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) is a global healthcare provider and a leading advocate of sexual and reproductive health and rights and justice (SRHRJ) for all with Member Associations (MAs) and Collaborative Partners in over 146 countries1. The East and South East Asia and Oceania regional office includes the Sub Regional Office for the Pacific (SROP), which supports MAs in 10 countries 2. This IPPF research study is part of the project titled Advancing the sexuality agenda and shifting norms in the Pacific through improving access to sexual and reproductive rights and gender equality under the Australian Government's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) funded Pacific Women Lead (PWL) at the Pacific Community (PC) and the IPPF’s Pacific Niu Vaka Strategy Phase II 2023-2028i (NVII). The objective of the research is to better understand how social norms, religious, cultural and traditional practices in the Pacific influence access to SRHR amongst key populations including young people in their diversity and sex workers. The research will be conducted in Fiji and will provide a case study of the specific experience of this country. Using a Community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach co-led with the Reproductive and Family Health Association of Fiji (RFHAF) to explore the social norms, religious, cultural and traditional practices in the Pacific as paradigms that contribute to, and impact women and girls, and other key populations, access to sexual and reproductive healthcare and services. The researcher(s) are expected to work in close collaboration with IPPF and relevant national partners to deliver the activity. Proposals must address all requirements of the Request for Proposals, respecting the formats and guidelines from section 5. Submission of Proposal. Scope of Work The contractor will be responsible for: Co-leading the research against the deliverables, including engagement with IPPF staff, RFHAF, and relevant national partners. The research management, design, data collection, analysis and reporting in collaboration with RFHAF in Fiji. Interested service provider(s) should submit one technical and one financial proposal. Proposal(s) are to be submitted to [email protected] with the subject line ‘Proposal for Fiji SRHR Research’ no later than midnight GMT+12 23 February 2025.

jobs and opportunities

| 07 February 2025

Request for Proposals: Consultancy for Research

Background The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) is a global healthcare provider and a leading advocate of sexual and reproductive health and rights and justice (SRHRJ) for all with Member Associations (MAs) and Collaborative Partners in over 146 countries1. The East and South East Asia and Oceania regional office includes the Sub Regional Office for the Pacific (SROP), which supports MAs in 10 countries 2. This IPPF research study is part of the project titled Advancing the sexuality agenda and shifting norms in the Pacific through improving access to sexual and reproductive rights and gender equality under the Australian Government's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) funded Pacific Women Lead (PWL) at the Pacific Community (PC) and the IPPF’s Pacific Niu Vaka Strategy Phase II 2023-2028i (NVII). The objective of the research is to better understand how social norms, religious, cultural and traditional practices in the Pacific influence access to SRHR amongst key populations including young people in their diversity and sex workers. The research will be conducted in Fiji and will provide a case study of the specific experience of this country. Using a Community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach co-led with the Reproductive and Family Health Association of Fiji (RFHAF) to explore the social norms, religious, cultural and traditional practices in the Pacific as paradigms that contribute to, and impact women and girls, and other key populations, access to sexual and reproductive healthcare and services. The researcher(s) are expected to work in close collaboration with IPPF and relevant national partners to deliver the activity. Proposals must address all requirements of the Request for Proposals, respecting the formats and guidelines from section 5. Submission of Proposal. Scope of Work The contractor will be responsible for: Co-leading the research against the deliverables, including engagement with IPPF staff, RFHAF, and relevant national partners. The research management, design, data collection, analysis and reporting in collaboration with RFHAF in Fiji. Interested service provider(s) should submit one technical and one financial proposal. Proposal(s) are to be submitted to [email protected] with the subject line ‘Proposal for Fiji SRHR Research’ no later than midnight GMT+12 23 February 2025.

jobs_and_opportunities

| 07 February 2025

Request for Proposals: Consultancy for Research

Background The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) is a global healthcare provider and a leading advocate of sexual and reproductive health and rights and justice (SRHRJ) for all with Member Associations (MAs) and Collaborative Partners in over 146 countries1. The East and South East Asia and Oceania regional office includes the Sub Regional Office for the Pacific (SROP), which supports MAs in 10 countries 2. This IPPF research study is part of the project titled Advancing the sexuality agenda and shifting norms in the Pacific through improving access to sexual and reproductive rights and gender equality under the Australian Government's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) funded Pacific Women Lead (PWL) at the Pacific Community (PC) and the IPPF’s Pacific Niu Vaka Strategy Phase II 2023-2028i (NVII). The objective of the research is to better understand how social norms, religious, cultural and traditional practices in the Pacific influence access to SRHR amongst key populations including young people in their diversity and sex workers. The research will be conducted in Fiji and will provide a case study of the specific experience of this country. Using a Community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach co-led with the Reproductive and Family Health Association of Fiji (RFHAF) to explore the social norms, religious, cultural and traditional practices in the Pacific as paradigms that contribute to, and impact women and girls, and other key populations, access to sexual and reproductive healthcare and services. The researcher(s) are expected to work in close collaboration with IPPF and relevant national partners to deliver the activity. Proposals must address all requirements of the Request for Proposals, respecting the formats and guidelines from section 5. Submission of Proposal. Scope of Work The contractor will be responsible for: Co-leading the research against the deliverables, including engagement with IPPF staff, RFHAF, and relevant national partners. The research management, design, data collection, analysis and reporting in collaboration with RFHAF in Fiji. Interested service provider(s) should submit one technical and one financial proposal. Proposal(s) are to be submitted to [email protected] with the subject line ‘Proposal for Fiji SRHR Research’ no later than midnight GMT+12 23 February 2025.

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