Tenders Are Invited For Contribution To A Study On The Use And Application Of Non-Custodial Measures For Children In Conflict With The Law

Tenders are invited for Contribution to a Study on the Use and Application of Non-Custodial Measures for Children in Conflict with the Law in Senegal Timeline of deliverables Startup Report: Day 4 Summary report of the documentary review: Day 11 Data collection tools (to be validated before the start of collection): Day 13 Database(s): Preliminary version on day 22, final version on day 30 Initial Data Analysis Report: Draft at Day 30, Final at Day 35 Duration of the mission The mission is planned for a duration of thirty (35) working days, spread over two (2) months. Required profiles Hold a higher university degree (Bac +5) in legal sciences, childrens rights or any other related field; Have a good command of the national, regional and international legal framework of juvenile justice; Have at least 8 years of professional experience in access to justice, criminal justice or childrens justice; Have a good command of data collection, processing and analysis tools; Excellent research, legal analysis and writing skills in French; Have at least 5 years of experience in carrying out legal studies, with at least two similar exercises/mandates; Work experience and relations with relevant institutions/administrations would be an asset; Proficiency in Wolof is desirable; Good command of IT tools; Excellent oral and written communication in French. How to apply Terms of submission of applications: Interested consultants must send an application file no later than Monday, March 3, 2025 at 6 p.m. (UTC) to the following address: [email protected] The offer must include the following elements: 1. A technical proposal containing: Explanatory note on understanding the ToR; Presentation of the methodological approach and a detailed work plan with the phases clearly defined according to the deliverables requested and a breakdown of the number of consultancy days; In the case of a team of consultants, a clear distribution of the role of each team member and the distribution of working days; Detailed CV with at least 3 references; Copies of two similar study reports previously produced by the consultant; Proof of registration as a consultant/self-employed or registered consultancy firm. A financial proposal submitted on the basis of a lump sum, and denominated in CFA francs. In order to facilitate the comparison of financial offers, candidates are recommended to provide a breakdown of this lump sum. Consultants must detail in their financial proposals the transport costs, fees and any other expenses, taking into account the number of days of work expected. Optional: possibly a list of questions, requests for clarification or observations that the consultant wishes to address to the sponsor. If the application is accepted, elements of answers will be provided during the interviews. Timeline for submission of applications: Publication date: 03.02.25 Deadline for submitting a request for clarification: 21.02.25 Deadline for providing clarification: 26.02.25 Deadline for submission of offers: 03.03.25: TdH reserves the right to close the process before the deadline if a sufficient number of compliant and competitive offers are received before the deadline. Bid evaluation session: 04.03.25 (expected date) Finalization and signing of the contract: 06.03.25 (expected date) Bid evaluation criteria Methodological offers will be evaluated based on the following criteria: Relevance of the methodological approach. Experience and expertise of the consultant(s). Mastery of the legal framework on Senegalese juvenile justice Clarity and completeness of the technical and financial proposal. Quality of professional references. Clarity and details of the consultant(s) fees. Competitiveness of the financial offer [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : https://reliefweb.int/job/4129300/contribution-une-etude-sur-le-recours-et-lapplication-des-mesures-non-privatives-de-liberte-pour-les-enfants-en-conflit-avec-la-loi-au-senegal