Tenders are invited for Consultancy Service To Develop The Guideline And A Minimum Package For Social Protection To Support Key Populations

Quotation Are Invited For Consultancy Service To Develop The Guideline And A Minimum Package For Social Protection To Support Key Populations In Myanmar. Deadline: 16-Sep-2022 23:59 (Gmt 2.00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris The Consultant Will Support Unaids To Develop The Guideline And A Minimum Package With The Objectives To Improve Access To Health And Hiv Services. To Access Cash And Food Transfers For The Very Poor To Increase Household Resilience And Reduce Risky Coping Mechanisms Such As Taking Loan Or Selling Assets. To Reduce The Financial Burden And Social Exclusion Of People Living With Hiv And Key Populations. The Following Are The Indicative Activities That The Consultant Will Need To Undertake: Literature Review Examine Documents, Reports, And Publications On Social Protection Including Myanmar National Social Protection Strategic Plan And Hiv And Social Protection Assessment Tool And Other Un Documents Preparation Of Guideline/Sop And A Minimum Package For Social Protection Meet Virtually With People Living With Hiv And Key Populations To Identify And Assess The Needs Of The Communities Meet With Implementing Partners, Donors And Relevant Stakeholders To Assess The Availability And Use Of Resources Drafting And Finalizing Draft The Minimum Package For Social Protection That Addresses The Needs Of The Communities Draft The Guideline/ Sop For Delivering Services. Conduct The Workshop In Hybrid Modality With People Living With Hiv And Key Populations To Share The Draft Version And Discussion To Finalize The Package Finalize The Guideline/ Sop And The Minimum Package Of Social Protection For People Living With Hiv And Key Populations Deliverables Unaids Intends The Contract To Take Effect Once Counter-Signed On 1St October 2022 And To Last Until No Later Than 31St December 2022. The Period Of This Consultancy Work Will Be For 3 Months. Tender Link : Https://Www.Ungm.Org/Public/Notice/181742