Call for Proposals: An Assessment to understand the nature and impact of migration on SRH and HIV services utilisation among migrants and host populations in Ehlanzeni District.

Ehlanzeni District in Mpumalanga Province borders both Mozambique and the Kingdom of Eswatini and subsequently greatly impacted by migration. The study has been commissioned by the IOM’s Migration and Health unit which is currently implementing the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) programme for southern Africa, titled the “SRHR and HIV Knows No Borders” (2020-2026) (KNB) project. The study findings are expected to inform strategic documents such as the distict’s  integrated development plan (IDP), the development of a position paper on migration at the district level, strategies as well as programming in the district.

Programme Context: One of IOM’s areas of focus is Migration Management under which IOM implements migration and health interventions which address the health needs of individual migrants as well as the public health needs of transit and host communities.  The KNB project is implemented in six countries in the southern Africa region namely: Kingdom of Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, and Zambia by a consortium of two agencies IOM and Save the Children with generous funds from the Netherlands Government.  It aims to contribute to improved SRH-HIV outcomes and quality of life among young vulnerable people (YVP) aged 10 to 29 years, including migrants and sex workers living in migration impacted communities in the six countries.  The project is guided by three specific objectives as per the diagram below:

Interested organisations should submit their application proposals (clear and innovative concept proposal (5 to 8 pages maximum), a workplan and detailed budget of activities as mentioned in the TOR spread over 40 working days. Below are more details and guidelines on how submit your proposals.

Interested parties should submit see guidelines for submission: 

1. Request for Proposal HERE

2. Terms of Reference HERE