Tenders Are Invited For Consultant: Investment Case Specialist Joint Program On The Triple Threat

Tenders are invited for Consultant: Investment Case Specialist Joint Program on the Triple Threat, Rwanda Location: Kigali Deadline: Thursday, 30/10/2025 23:59 Economic modelling, Health and education policy analysis and financing, Cost-Benefit analysis, Results-based budgeting, Public and private investment planning, Impact evaluation. Purpose of consultancy: Under the supervision of the UNAIDS Country Office in collaboration with the Rwanda Biomedical Centre and the guidance of the UN Joint Team on HIV/AIDS, the consultant is expected to provide lead support to the following key tasks and deliverables: Engage with Country-Level Stakeholders the UN Joint Team on HIV/AIDS and the national AGYW TWG to review, synthesize, and refine findings that articulate each sub-component of the Investment Case (IC) arguments. Lead the Drafting of the Investment Case Technical report Take the lead in drafting the full Investment Case technical report for the country, ensuring coherence and strategic alignment. Develop a Policy Brief Draft a concise 46-page policy brief summarizing the key arguments and findings of the Investment Case. Coordinate Stakeholder Reviews Liaise with relevant country stakeholders to review, validate, and refine the Investment Case based on feedback. Finalize Key Documents Complete and submit the final approved versions of both the Investment Case technical report and the policy brief. Create a Presentation Deck Develop a standardized slide deck summarizing the Investment Case for presentations and advocacy purposes. Background: UNAIDS has collaborated closely with all key stakeholdersincluding the Global Fund, governments, civil society, and communities affected by HIVto establish a unified agenda and measurable targets under the Global AIDS Strategy 20212026. This strategy was formally endorsed by the United Nations General Assembly through its adoption of the 2021 Political Declaration on HIV and AIDS: Ending Inequalities and Getting on Track to End AIDS by 2030. At the heart of both the Strategy and the Declaration is a bold and urgent call to end inequalitiesa central theme that recognizes the structural barriers and social injustices that continue to fuel the HIV epidemic. By addressing these inequalities, the global community aims to accelerate progress toward ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. Inequalities - including those related to education, wealth, race (o remove this not very much relevant for the national context) , migration, sexual orientation, gender inequality and gender identity, disability - drive HIV transmission, fuel stigma, and affect whether people living with HIV can access support and services, and the benefits they draw from these. The Political Declaration highlights the concern that adolescent girls and young women, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, continue to be disproportionately affected by HIV, and commits to scaling up comprehensive, integrated and youth-friendly services, including sexual and reproductive health services, HIV prevention, testing and treatment, and to removing barriers that hinder their access to these services. [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : https://www.jobinrwanda.com/job/terms-reference-consultant-investment-case-specialist-joint-program-triple-threat-rwanda