Provision of planning, data collection, management, analysis, and Dissemination materials for a baseline study tendering at Johns Hopkins Centre for Communication Programs (CCP)
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INVITATION TO BID FOR BASELINE STUDY (Social Norms and Behavioural Drivers in Relation to Child Marriage and Female Genital Mutilation)

Provision of planning, data collection, management, analysis, and Dissemination materials for a baseline study RFP#036/2024

The Johns Hopkins Centre for Communication Programs (CCP) solicits proposals from local research partners for the provision of planning, data collection, management, analysis, and dissemination materials for a baseline study titled "Social Norms and Behavioural Drivers in Relation to Child Marriage and Female Genital Mutilation".

The consultancy will support the development of a context specific mixed method research protocol with accompanying tools, both local and University level IRB approval, training of data collectors, fieldwork quality assurance, capacity building for data entry, cleaning and analysis, and knowledge dissemination to multiple stakeholders. Eligible bidders must be a registered enterprise with proof of legal existence to do business in Uganda.

Interested bidders should send an e-mail to ccpug-procurement@ih.edu requesting for the full RFP indicating the RFP number and name "RFP #036/2024 Baseline Study of Norms and Behavioural Drivers in relation to Child Marriage (CM) and Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)" in the subject line, not later than 23:59 hours [UGANDA time] on 15th May 2024. All requests and applications sent after this date will not be considered. This procurement is subject to all applicable procurement regulations of CCP and UNICEF.
Job Info
Job Category: Tenders in Uganda
Job Type: Full-time
Deadline of this Job: 15 May 2024
Duty Station: Uganda
Posted: 02-05-2024
No of Jobs: 1
Start Publishing: 02-05-2024
Stop Publishing (Put date of 2030): 02-05-2068
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