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UNICEF has floated a tender for INSTITUTIONAL CONSULTANCY TO UNDERTAKE CAPACITY GAP ASSESSMENT OF CHILD PROTECTION FOCUSED SOCIAL WELFARE WORKFORCE IN KENYA, DEVELOPMENT AND ROLL-OUT OF CHILD PROTECTION FOCUSED SOCIAL WELFARE WORKFO. The project location is Kenya and the tender is closing on 22 Aug 2018. The tender notice number is LRPS NO 2018-9141742, while the TOT Ref Number is 25561985. Bidders can have further information about the Tender and can request the complete Tender document by Registering on the site.

Procurement Summary

Country : Kenya

Summary : INSTITUTIONAL CONSULTANCY TO UNDERTAKE CAPACITY GAP ASSESSMENT OF CHILD PROTECTION FOCUSED SOCIAL WELFARE WORKFORCE IN KENYA, DEVELOPMENT AND ROLL-OUT OF CHILD PROTECTION FOCUSED SOCIAL WELFARE WORKFO

Deadline : 22 Aug 2018

Other Information

Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 25561985

Document Ref. No. : LRPS NO 2018-9141742

Competition : ICB

Financier : United Nations Secretariat

Purchaser Ownership : -

Tender Value : Refer Document

Purchaser's Detail

Purchaser : UNICEF
Email: skarmacharya@unicef.org
First name: Samayog
Surname: Karmacharya
Telephone country code: Kenya (+254)
Telephone number: 20 722571
Telephone extension: 22571
Kenya
Email :skarmacharya@unicef.org

Tender Details

Tender are invited for INSTITUTIONAL CONSULTANCY TO UNDERTAKE CAPACITY GAP ASSESSMENT OF CHILD PROTECTION FOCUSED SOCIAL WELFARE WORKFORCE IN KENYA, DEVELOPMENT AND ROLL-OUT OF CHILD PROTECTION FOCUSED SOCIAL WELFARE WORKFO

Deadline : 22-Aug-2018 10:00 (GMT 3.00)

Published : 03-Aug-2018

Type of Notice : Request for proposal

Beneficiary Country/Territory : Kenya

Reference : LRPS NO 2018-9141742

Description : Background and Justification

Since 2009, the Child Protection Section of UNICEF Kenya has been supporting the Government of Kenya (GoK) and its partners to shift from issue-based protection programming to a system approach in preventing and responding to child protection concerns. In 2009, the GoK conducted a mapping exercise on child protection systems. The results and recommendations of this exercise continue to inform the government on areas that need strengthening in order to have a strong and functional child protection system.

Since the mapping exerice, Kenya has made remarkable progress in defining, modelling and initiating some components of child protections. These include; the Child Protection Centre, a one-stop centre for child protection services, referral mechanisms and community outreach activities; toll free child helpline; child protection information management system; a family strengthening and alternative care mechanism for children without parental care. The government has developed a Framework for National Child Protection System. In addition, following the 2010 Violence Against Children (VAC) study, the Department of Children Services (DCS) developed a national response plan to VAC, which is intended to bring all actors together in prevention and response to VAC and thus can be a model to adress violence against children.

The development/strengthening of a social work force has been recognized as an important priority of the child protection system...