CONSULTING ASSIGNMENT
REGIONAL STUDY ON THE ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR IN GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE PREVENTION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
The World University Service of Canada’s Field Support Services Project (WUSC FSSP) is a project established to provide a range of support services, including; technical, administrative, financial and logistical, in support of the implementation of Global Affairs Canada’s (GAC) development programming in South Africa. WUSC FSSP is contracting the services of two (2) qualified consultants (a Lead researcher and a Co-researcher) to carry a study on the role that private sector actors play in Gender Based Violence (GBV) in the SADC region. The two consultants will also be expected to identify current gaps and opportunities for private sector involvement and recommend concrete and country-specific entry points for enhancing the role of the private sector in violence prevention activities.
Interested candidates should email a letter of application (clearly indicating the position they are applying for) and a CV (not more than 4 pages) to:[email protected] with the subject heading “GBV Consultancy – Southern Africa”, showing how your background is linked to each item in the qualifications and mandatory experience. In addition;
You are required to provide details on your daily fee rate in Canadian Dollars equivalent as well as other relevant costs anticipated to be incurred while undertaking this assignment.
You must also provide names and contact details of three referees; including at least one from a current or previous employer.
The deadline for receiving CVs is the close of business on the 14th February 2022. Candidates whose documentation confirms they meet the mandatory criteria for the position they have applied for will be invited for an interview to assess their technical abilities and knowledge. Only Shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Please visit the link below for a detailed job description;
https://cutt.ly/GBV-Consultants