Call for expression of interest (CEOI) for 2023-2025 projects with UNHCR in Tanzania.
The office of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Tanzania ‘s launching its call for expression of interest (CEOI) for 2023-2025 for 7 project lots and invites interested and eligible non-governmental organizations and non-profit organizations to submit concept notes not later than 8th September 2022, 17:00 hours. Applicants are required to submit a concept note for each lot they want to implement with UNHCR. Partners are requested to apply for a full lot using the Concept Note Template found on the UN Partner Portal on this CEOI. The CEO! is open to all existing and/or new prospective partners who wish to participate in UNHCR’s operations in 2023-2025 in one or more projects listed below.
UN Partner Portal
All potential partners are requested to register on the UN Partner Portal https://www.unpartnerportal.org and complete a self-declaration of eligibility for establishing a partnership with the UN. This self-declaration must state that the Organization’s values and conduct are compatible with those of UNHCR/UN (humanitarian, non-discriminatory, safeguarding refugees and human rights}. confirming that the organization has not been barred or sanctioned by the United Nations Security Council. and abides with the Principles of Partnership.
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All submissions and annexes must be submitted in English through the UN Partner Portal: https://www.unpartnerportal.org If applicants are not able to complete the Portal registration process by the submission deadline, submissions via email will not be accepted. Therefore, all applicants are urged to initiate and finalize the portal registration requirements at the earliest possible in order to avoid any issues.
The UN Partner Portal allows an upload of only one file. Therefore, for submissions with several documents. place all documents in a folder, zip the folder and upload the zipped file. If there are technical issues in submitting on the portal, please address your questions to:[email protected] copying [email protected] [email protected]
Please contact [email protected] copying [email protected] if you would like to be included in the session that will be organized to provide more information on how to apply. Your email should come with a Ref: CEOMUNHCR/2023 plus name of your organization.
Prevention of sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) Capacity Assessment The prospective Partner shall comply with the UN Protocol on Allegations of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) involving Implementing Partners (2018), which outlines requirements for the UN and its implementing partners to ensure adequate safeguards and appropriate actions related to sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA). Adequate capacity to prevent, manage the risk of and response to allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse is one of the eligibility criteria for the selection of partners and a mandatory part of the due diligence process. Prospective partners should complete and upload the PSEA self-assessment with supporting documents considered as proof of evidence of meeting the required standards to the UN Partner Portal https:/Awww.unpartnerportal.org as part of submission for this Call for Expression of Interest.
Alternatively, evidence of an assessment already undertaken by another UN entity would be sufficient.
Self-assessment form should be submitted by the partner as one of the mandatory pieces of documentation at the time of registration. Following the evaluation of concept notes, UNHCR will undertake a vetting of the self-assessments and make a preliminary determination of the PSEA capacity of the potential partners who have been shortlisted. The preliminary decision for the selected Partner will uploaded on the UN Partner Portal.
The preliminary decision for the selected Partner will uploaded on the UN Partner Portal.
