DRC – Consultancy Integrated Response To The Humanitarian Needs Of The Populations Of The Province Of North Kivu At First International Emergency

Country: Democratic Republic of Congo

Start date : March 2024

Duration : 5 Months

Context

First International Emergency (PUI) is a non-governmental organization of international solidarity, non-profit, non-political and secular. The’ as a whole is mobilized on a daily basis to cover the basic needs of civilian victims endangered, marginalized or excluded by the effects of natural disasters, wars and/or/or situations of economic collapse’.





First International Emergency intervenes today’ in 25 countries located in South America, Africa, Asia, etc, in the Middle East and Europe to initiate direct actions of’aide for the populations victims of humanitarian crises. Its teams carry out an average of 250 projects per year, in the fields of food security, health, nutrition, construction and rehabilitation of’infrastructures,’eau, etc, ’hygiene and’ sanitation, protection as well as economic recovery. Their common objective is to provide a global response to the needs of populations affected by situations of’s and accompany them so that’elles regain their autonomy and dignity as soon as possible.





The Democratic Republic of Congo ( DRC ) is one of the most complex and protracted crises in the world mixing armed conflicts, social, economic, political crises, climatic hazards and epidemics. The country has the highest rate of people in acute food insecurity in the world and millions of people suffer from acute malnutrition. The DRC regularly experiences new epidemics of diseases: cholera, measles, Ebola virus disease, polio, meningitis and malaria. This epidemic potential is accentuated by poor access to drinking water, hygiene and sanitation and low vaccination coverage. Armed conflict and insecurity predominate in the East, in the provinces of Ituri and North Kivu in particular, causing chronic population displacements,protection-related issues, including gender-based violence, but also malnutrition, poor food security and low coverage of basic services. In 2022 and 2023, the security situation in the EAST’ of the DRC has continued to deteriorate due to the intensification of the’ activity of armed groups.

General objective

The objective of PUI, thanks to the funding of the Office of Humanitarian Aid (BHA) which is the main donor and coordinator of international humanitarian aid of the government of the United States, is, is to contribute to the reduction of mortality and improve the capacity of local and displaced populations to cope with shocks in North Kivu province.

Specific objectives

PUI expects this consultation from :

  • Enhancing access to comprehensive health, nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene services for populations affected by armed violence and displacement, including strengthening the health and nutrition emergency response of PUI through mobile clinics to respond to sudden and forced population displacement.
  • Facilitate access to protection activities for vulnerable people in North Kivu province affected by armed conflict and displacement.

For more information, please refer to the Terms of Reference.

Budget

The budget for the evaluation is 35,000$.

How to apply

Application conditions

Candidates interested in the assessment mission should send the following documents :

A technical offer including :

  • A note of understanding of the ToR and the objectives of the evaluation
  • A proposal for an evaluation methodology, including the evaluation matrix, data collection and analysis tools, work plan and schedule
  • How the integration of cross-sectional protection will be ensured when collecting information
  • A presentation of the team of consultants, with detailed CVs and references of similar missions carried out
  • A proposal for a plan for reporting and restitution of results.

A financial offer including (in USD) :

The financial offer must indicate the overall price including all taxes and the details of the expenses, such as :

  • Salary of the/consultant.e
  • Mission costs (specifying international transport costs if necessary and transfer costs of the’airport, visa and’assurance costs, communication costs, etc, per diem and what’s include: meals, accommodation etc.)
  • Other ancillary costs if necessary (purchase of equipment, organization of’ateliers, meetings..).

The following administrative documents :

  • The legal status of the firm or consultant
  • The tax identification number

Submission

Thank you’adresser before 22/03/2024 documents to: [email protected], [email protected] and [email protected].





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