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Finn Church Aid (FCA) is professional, non-profit, non-political neutral humanitarian organization with Head office in Helsinki, Finland. FCA`s work is based on international law and the code of conduct of the international Red Cross and Red Crescent movement and Non-Governmental organization(NGOs) in Disaster Relief. Finn Church Aid is the largest Finnish provider of development cooperation and second largest provider of emergency assistance, and a member of ACT Alliance, a network of church affiliated aid organisations. Finn Church Aid operates where the conditions for life are poorest and works for human dignity and international justice.
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In South Sudan, FCA operates in Central Equatorial State, Lakes State and Jonglei State. FCA specializes in supporting local communities in three thematic and priority areas i.e. Right to Education (Education in Emergency (EiE), Right to Livelihood and Right to Peace.
As part of Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), Finn Church Aid South Sudan Program seeks to conduct a participatory vulnerability capacity assessment to identify the threats, risks and vulnerabilities within communities in Awerial County and thereafter facilitating those communities to put in place their own community level contingency plans. The purpose of this Terms of Reference therefore is to provide a framework for planning and conducting the assessment.
Interested consultants and consultancy firms are required to complete the information in the consultancy application form below and submit a Technical and Financial proposal marked “Technical and Financial Proposal for CMDRR Consultancy - 11742” (see Annex 1 below) by email to [email protected] by 17:00 (East African Time) on Thursday, 5th November, 2020 .
Kindly attach your C.V. Incomplete and late submission will not be considered.
For inquiries regarding the advert, please contact [email protected]
ToR-CMDRR assessment_11742_ October 2020.pdf (648.3 KB)