TENDER NOTICE – Plan International Kenya

PLAN INTERNATIONAL TENDER 2020 

INVITATION FOR BIDS FOR CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT FOR THE ENGAGEMENT OF WOMEN WITH DISABILITY INTO INNOVATION TO INCLUSION PILOT PROJECT IN NAIROBI COUNTY

TENDER NO: KC0/01/08/FY21

About Plan International Kenya

Plan International Kenya is an independent global child rights organization committed to advancing children rights and equality for girls. Plan International continues to support vulnerable and marginalized children and their communities to be free from poverty. By actively connecting committed people with powerful ideas, we work together to make positive, deep rooted and lasting changes in children and young people’s lives. We place specific focus on girls and young people’s lives. For over 80 years, we have supported girls and boys and their communities around the world to gain the skills, knowledge and confidence they need to claim their rights, free themselves from poverty and live positive fulfilling lives. Plan International has been operating in Kenya since 1982 and currently works in nine [9] counties: Nairobi, Machakos, Kajiado, Tharaka Nithi, Siaya, Kilifi, Kwale, Homabay, and Kisumu.

Task Overview

Innovation to Inclusion [i2i] is a three-year programme funded by DFID. The programme is implemented in Kenya by a consortium of partners and led by Leonard Cheshire. Consortium members include: Plan International, CBM, Association for the physically disabled of Kenya, International Labor Organization [ILO], Global Disability Innovation Hub [GDIH], and Action Network for the Disabled Kenya [ANDY).

Plan International is implementing I2i pilot project in Nairobi informal settlements, with an aim to increase meaningful inclusion of women with disability into private sector’s waged employment. Plan International seeks a consultant to conduct a desk review and adapt existing Plan International modules and external recommended guidelines and resources to develop three curricula: 1) a curriculum for bi-monthly group mentoring sessions for women with disabilities, 2) a curriculum for monthly dialogue sessions between women with disabilities and their family members/ caregivers, and 3) training curriculum guide for women with disability facilitator’s. Additionally, the consultant will be tasked with designing and delivering a TOT training programme to equip a cadre of facilitators to facilitate these

Further details for interested consultants/Firms

Interested and qualified firms who meet the above requirements and are able provide deliverables in line with the terms expressed in the full terms of reference are invited to access the full version of the Terms of Reference at https://plan- international-kenya.org/tender/

The application must demonstrate a clear understanding of the TOR, a robust methodology and high-quality standards.

Closing date for submission of complete application is 04th September 2020 at 05:00 P.M.

Plan International Kenya reserves the right to accept or reject any bid and is not bound to give reasons for its decision.