Tenders Are Invited For Capacity-Building Program - Al Fayhaa Union

Tenders are invited for Capacity-Building Program - Al Fayhaa Union. Deadline: Monday, 20. Oct 2025 Capacity-Building Program Al Fayhaa Union, Terms of Reference Project Name: T.A.R.A.B.U.T Together Advancing Resilience and Building Unity in Tripoli Project Donor: EuropeAid/180880/DD/ACT/LB-2 Support to initiatives to engage communities in culture, social cohesion and democratic participation Application Submission Guidelines: Interested Capacity-Building Specialist/ Company are invited to send a full application to the email address: [email protected] with the subject line Capacity-Building Program Al Fayhaa Union, Terms of Reference. The details of the proposal document are provided below: CVs or Organization Profile highlighting relevant experience and expertise Past performance or samples of previous training kits or curricula (especially in community-based actions, cross-sectoral engagement, or social cohesion development etc.) Technical proposal outlining methodology, work plan, training materials, and evaluation tools Financial proposal of expected cost Applicants may choose to apply for one, two, or all three lots. The Safadi Foundation reserves the right to select multiple providers under this TOR based on expertise, capacity, and relevance to each lot. The deadline for submitting proposals is 20 of October 2025 Any incomplete application will not be reviewed. Contact Email: [email protected] Description of delivery: Duration of contract: 1 year 6 months Estimated timeframe: October 2025 to April 2027 Location: Greater Tripoli Area (Union of Municipalities of Al Fayhaa Tripoli, Mina, Qalamoun, and Beddawi) Contract attribution: Around October 2026 Program Background: TARABUT - Together Advancing Resilience And Building Unity in Tripoli is a two-year initiative (April 2025 March 2027) designed to unite the people of the Fayhaa UnionTripoli, Qalamoun, El Mina, and Beddawi - across all sectors and backgrounds. Whether youre part of a grassroots movement, a business, an NGO, or a public or private institution, TARABUT invites you to be part of a collective journey to rebuild trust, foster collaboration, and shape a brighter, more peaceful future for our communities. Funded by the European Union and implemented by the Safadi Foundation in partnership with AIDA, TARABUT focuses on unity, resilience, and cultural innovation. Through strategic capacity building, inclusive engagement, and community-driven action, the project empowers local actors to lead meaningful change and strengthen social cohesion across the region. Capacity-Building Program Background In line with the T.A.R.A.B.U.T initiative, the Capacity-Building Program stands as a key driver for fostering social cohesion and sustainable development across the greater Tripoli area. Grounded in a systemic and inclusive framework, the program is based on mapping findings and detailed needs assessments of the roles, relationships, and capacities of diverse local actors. By integrating gender-specific data and analyzing horizontal and vertical cohesion dynamics, the program actively responds to structural inequities and social fragmentation in the Al Fayhaa region, including Tripoli, Mina, Beddawi, and Qalamoun. It targets key groups such as youth, women, civil society organizations, entrepreneurs, and public sector representatives, seen as catalysts for local development and community change. Through technical and financial empowerment pathways, including subgrants for local initiatives, the program translates knowledge into practice, and practice into long-term impact. Target Audience & Scope of Work The target audience for the "T.A.R.A.B.U.T." initiative initially includes: Local Communities: Residents of Tripoli, particularly those affected by social segregation based on sex, age, religion, nationality, functional diversity, and socio-economic status. Public Institutions: Government bodies and local authorities involved in social cohesion and development programs. Private Sector Actors: Businesses and private organizations that can contribute to and benefit from enhanced social cohesion. Civil Society Organizations: NGOs, community groups, and other non-profit entities working towards social development and cohesion. Marginalized Groups: Specific focus on women, youth, and people with functional diversity, ensuring their inclusion and active participation. Social Development Professionals: Experts and practitioners in the field of social cohesion and community development. Individuals and Local Activists: Community members and activists who play a crucial role in promoting social cohesion and advocating for change. Tender Link : https://www.daleel-madani.org/calls-for-proposal