Call for Expression of Interest (EOI) for Project Baseline Survey

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Nepal Disabled Women Association (NDWA), founded in 1998, is a non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for the rights of persons with disabilities, with a particular focus on women’s issues. Affiliated with the Social Welfare Council (SWC) and the National Federation of the Disabled Nepal as well as various national and international women’s and human rights network. NDWA actively addresses various challenges faced by women with disabilities, ranging from access to justice and education to livelihood and gender-based violence prevention. The organization plays a crucial role in leadership development and strives for the meaningful participation of women with disabilities in decision-making processes at different levels. With a strong presence in 34 districts and over 25,000 women directly associated with its initiatives, NDWA collaborates with CBM Global in implementing the four year “Action for Justice” project.

Nepal Disabled Women Association (NDWA) calls for expression of interest (EOI) to conduct baseline survey under the project entitled “Action for Justice” being implemented in partnership with CBM Global in Federal level, Budhanilkantha and Tarakeshwar Municipality. NDWA is seeking an experienced and qualified individual consultant or consultancy firm for this assignment. The details of the assignment are mentioned here in the ToR. (Click here to download ToR).

The interested individual consultant or consulting firm having proven experience of conducting project evaluations; surveys, baseline and end line studies, research studies and meeting additional knowledge and skills mentioned in ToR are requested to apply for the assignment by 22nd August, 2024.

Eligible consultant/firms can submit their proposal and budget at  vacancy@ndwa.org.np  and cc to gbv@ndwa.org.np. The EOI received after deadline will not be considered. NDWA reserves all rights to make decision and/or cancel the assignment without any information.

Persons with lived experience of disabilities and women are highly encouraged to apply for this opportunity. Only short listed candidates will be contacted for further process.