1. Background information:
The Consortium for Refugees and Migrants in South Africa (CoRMSA) is a national network of organisations working with asylum seekers, refugees and international migrants. CoRMSA currently has 25 member organisations across the country. Our member organisations include legal practitioners, community based refugee and migrant led organisations, advice offices, academic institutions, social service providers amongst others. The CoRMSA model is such that through our members and partners, collectively we cover work at local, provincial, national, regional and global levels to ensure that the daily challenges faced by foreign nationals are addressed through policy and practices that fosters social cohesion. CoRMSA’s main objectives and mission is the promotion and protection of the human rights of all foreign nationals in ways that promote the well-being of all in South Africa and the region. CoRMSA has over fifteen years of experience working on migration engaging in policy advocacy and lobbying; coordination and network building; capacity building; rights awareness and information sharing.
CoRMSA in partnership with Kindernothilfe (KNH) German Government (BMZ) funded project will be implementing “Children in Migration and their communities are empowered to claim their human rights” project. This is 41 months’ project is targeting Children and Youth in Migration and their communities to see that they are empowered to be able to claim their human rights so that they can enjoy inclusive policies and have access to basic services. Part of this project is to develop and setting up project support and administrative system for CoRMSA for effective project implementation and documenting project deliverables and outcomes.
2. Objective of the project support and administrative system.
The overall objective of the develop the Children in Migration project support system in line with the planned project programme of activities. This support system will be able to assist CoRMSA to monitor and evaluate project implementation phases. To ensure effective implementation and follow –up, ongoing evaluation must be built into the implementation, based on predetermined project plan and progress for each learning initiative.
3. Expected Results and Deliverables
Linked and specifically for the project staff implementers (CoRMSA) shall be able to help CoRMSA to draw and utilise the developed project support system administration on the following information:
4. Execution method.
In accordance with KNH and CoRMSA policies, consultant will have required to develop the said project support administrative system in consultation with CoRMSA staff members. The consultant thereof, will have to design an online (soft copy) monitoring and evaluation tools and forms for the project. Also to include Project, Resource, Financial, Quality, Risk and Reporting plans for CoRMSA to use during the project implementation phase.
5. The Prospective Applicant
Prospective applicant could be one person or a team of two-person maximum:
6. Proposal and contract
Proposals should include only following documents:
Please send the proposals by the 28 February 2019
CoRMSA Contact person:
Ms. Gloria Makxeta
Email: info@cormsa.org.za
Tel: 011 403 7560
Fax: 011 403 7559
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