Consultancy-Development of Curriculum on Risks of GBV in Sports job at International Rescue Committee
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Key Responsibilities
Scope of consultancy
IRC purposes to carry out a curriculum development, adaptation and training for host communities, refugees, and stakeholders to enhance their capacity to on social inclusion and cohesion outcomes, create awareness on GBV in sports and how to respond adequately. The manual must incorporate these sections:
• Overview and critical information providing guidance and how to adapt the different elements of sports.
• Sport sheets for adaptation providing advice to coaches on how to set up and use sports for protection purposes.
• Case studies to guide social issues, GBV prevention and response discussions and should have a format of introduction to objectives, discussion and application.
• Appendices providing examples of sports equipment that can be locally assembled, simplified ways of constructing sporting equipment, photo albums of adapted sports and array of warm up exercises.
• Every module should have guiding questions that are in line with objectives. The developed manual should give concrete guidelines on how to adapt in the refugees and host community’s context. The Curriculum developed should be in sync with Sport for Protection Toolkit guide, other national approved GBV Prevention and Response manuals
Key tasks
Scope of Work
In liaison with the Women Protection and Empowerment (WPE) Program Team, guidance from UNFPA and input from partners, the consultant will be required to:
• Conduct literature review and research on the plussport interventions and use the findings to form basis of adaptation of curriculum.
• Collect data from key stakeholders through meetings, FGDs and Key Informants interviews to establish the desired modules and areas on inclusion.
• Review the sports for protection tool kit specifically social inclusion and cohesion outcomes which will form the basis for the curriculum
• Conduct validation meeting with the with relevant stakeholders and coordinating structures and use the recommendations to enrich the curriculum.
• Pre-test the draft curriculum and use the feedback to improve the final curriculum.
• Appendix evaluation tools to enable facilitators to evaluate the effectiveness of the curriculum.
• Develop a final curriculum for training coaches on how to use the curriculum adequately. The final version (with sign off) approved by the relevant stakeholders.
• Train the coaches in Kakuma on the developed curriculum
• Submit the approved curriculum
Deliverables / Output
The consultant is expected to
• Provide an Inception report outlining the approach, methodology and tools
• Draft curriculum for training coaches on social cohesion and inclusion, protection, GBV prevention and response.
• Share the draft curriculum with IRC WPE focal persons and UNFPA for review
• Complete validation workshop with key stakeholders of the draft copy
• Train 30 coaches as ToTs on the developed curriculum
• Submission of final curriculum and training guide with layout ready for publishing
Date and Duration of Consultancy
The consultancy period shall be for 25 days. The complete curriculum must be submitted to
IRC within 10 days after validation exercise.
Note that: The applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis
Qualifications
The ideal consultant should have: -
• Relevant master’s degree in social sciences or another relevant field with training in the field of health, Gender, and development.
• Over 7 years’ experience in GBV Prevention and Response, Training and supervision
• Experience in working in Refugee settings or post conflict context
• Experience in working with adolescents and youths and working collaboratively with government and other development partners.
• Experience with use of sports and gaming activities to help model behavior of adolescent and youth, address gender issues and build social cohesion and inclusion
• Experience working with marginalized and special groups.
• Ability to communicate in English and Kiswahili and in local languages in Turkana is an added advantage.
The successful candidate will be required to:
• Follow protection guidelines when engaging with all participants in the assessment.
• Adhere to organization policy of different partners that will be involved in the assessment.
• Adhere to human rights, Protection Principles, socio-ecological, systems strengthening and MHPSS approaches.
• Be guided by the spirit of collaboration, cooperation, partnerships, balance of power, meaningful engagement of marginalized voices and women, girls, young people, vulnerable, persons living with disability among others.
Application
Interested applicants should submit their CVs and technical and financial proposal to the IRC careers cornerstone portal not later than 7 DAYS starting from the announcement date.
Consultants who meet the qualification above must submit the following documents:
• Cover letter including a CV with experience details.
• Technical proposal summarizing understanding of ToR, methodology and tools to be used.
• Workplan
• Financial proposal.
• Contact details of three organizations/ previous clients.
• All the required legal documents including VAT registration certificate.
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Learn more about International Rescue Committee
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Key Responsibilities
Scope of consultancy
IRC purposes to carry out a curriculum development, adaptation and training for host communities, refugees, and stakeholders to enhance their capacity to on social inclusion and cohesion outcomes, create awareness on GBV in sports and how to respond adequately. The manual must incorporate these sections:
• Overview and critical information providing guidance and how to adapt the different elements of sports.
• Sport sheets for adaptation providing advice to coaches on how to set up and use sports for protection purposes.
• Case studies to guide social issues, GBV prevention and response discussions and should have a format of introduction to objectives, discussion and application.
• Appendices providing examples of sports equipment that can be locally assembled, simplified ways of constructing sporting equipment, photo albums of adapted sports and array of warm up exercises.
• Every module should have guiding questions that are in line with objectives. The developed manual should give concrete guidelines on how to adapt in the refugees and host community’s context. The Curriculum developed should be in sync with Sport for Protection Toolkit guide, other national approved GBV Prevention and Response manuals
Key tasks
Scope of Work
In liaison with the Women Protection and Empowerment (WPE) Program Team, guidance from UNFPA and input from partners, the consultant will be required to:
• Conduct literature review and research on the plussport interventions and use the findings to form basis of adaptation of curriculum.
• Collect data from key stakeholders through meetings, FGDs and Key Informants interviews to establish the desired modules and areas on inclusion.
• Review the sports for protection tool kit specifically social inclusion and cohesion outcomes which will form the basis for the curriculum
• Conduct validation meeting with the with relevant stakeholders and coordinating structures and use the recommendations to enrich the curriculum.
• Pre-test the draft curriculum and use the feedback to improve the final curriculum.
• Appendix evaluation tools to enable facilitators to evaluate the effectiveness of the curriculum.
• Develop a final curriculum for training coaches on how to use the curriculum adequately. The final version (with sign off) approved by the relevant stakeholders.
• Train the coaches in Kakuma on the developed curriculum
• Submit the approved curriculum
Deliverables / Output
The consultant is expected to
• Provide an Inception report outlining the approach, methodology and tools
• Draft curriculum for training coaches on social cohesion and inclusion, protection, GBV prevention and response.
• Share the draft curriculum with IRC WPE focal persons and UNFPA for review
• Complete validation workshop with key stakeholders of the draft copy
• Train 30 coaches as ToTs on the developed curriculum
• Submission of final curriculum and training guide with layout ready for publishing
Date and Duration of Consultancy
The consultancy period shall be for 25 days. The complete curriculum must be submitted to
IRC within 10 days after validation exercise.
Note that: The applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis
Qualifications
The ideal consultant should have: -
• Relevant master’s degree in social sciences or another relevant field with training in the field of health, Gender, and development.
• Over 7 years’ experience in GBV Prevention and Response, Training and supervision
• Experience in working in Refugee settings or post conflict context
• Experience in working with adolescents and youths and working collaboratively with government and other development partners.
• Experience with use of sports and gaming activities to help model behavior of adolescent and youth, address gender issues and build social cohesion and inclusion
• Experience working with marginalized and special groups.
• Ability to communicate in English and Kiswahili and in local languages in Turkana is an added advantage.
The successful candidate will be required to:
• Follow protection guidelines when engaging with all participants in the assessment.
• Adhere to organization policy of different partners that will be involved in the assessment.
• Adhere to human rights, Protection Principles, socio-ecological, systems strengthening and MHPSS approaches.
• Be guided by the spirit of collaboration, cooperation, partnerships, balance of power, meaningful engagement of marginalized voices and women, girls, young people, vulnerable, persons living with disability among others.
Application
Interested applicants should submit their CVs and technical and financial proposal to the IRC careers cornerstone portal not later than 7 DAYS starting from the announcement date.
Consultants who meet the qualification above must submit the following documents:
• Cover letter including a CV with experience details.
• Technical proposal summarizing understanding of ToR, methodology and tools to be used.
• Workplan
• Financial proposal.
• Contact details of three organizations/ previous clients.
• All the required legal documents including VAT registration certificate.
Job Info
Job Category:
Tenders in Kenya
Job Type:
Full-time
Deadline of this Job: 08 December 2022
Duty Station: Nairobi
Posted:
01-12-2022
No of Jobs:
1
Start Publishing:
01-12-2022
Stop Publishing (Put date of 2030):
01-12-2066
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