The Ministry of Indigenous People’s Affairs (MoIPA) in Collaboration
with the
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
CALL FOR CONSULTANCY
The Ministry of Indigenous People’s Affairs (MoIPA) and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for short-term consultancies on:-
The Study on Indigenous Women and Children
We are seeking two consultants for the positions of:-
- Support Researcher
- Rapporteur
The Support Researcher will provide consistent support to the lead consultant throughout the conduct of the fieldwork. The ideal candidate should have an advanced degree in the social sciences; 5 years of relevant professional experience, with proven competence in qualitative data collection; among other important qualification and experiences.
The Rapporteur will record the discussions of all meetings, verbatim and prepare and submit comprehensive transcripts. The ideal candidate should have, among other important qualifications and experiences, a university Degree or Diploma in English, communications or related fields; experience in preparing comprehensive verbatim transcripts; competence in the use of Microsoft office package.
All applications should include:
- Cover letter addressing the consultancy criteria.
- A short (one page) Proposal, including:
Brief explanation about the Consultant with particular emphasis on the previous experience in this kind of work and your understanding of the TOR.
Financial Proposal (in US$): includes the estimates for services either a daily rate or a lump sum cost, and Daily Subsistence Allowance (DSA).
- Examples of the previous work.
The complete Terms of Reference (ToR) are provided at: moaa.gov.gy
Hard copies can be uplifted from the MoIPA reception desk.
Interested persons should submit by email, a letter of application and their CV to: ps@moipa.gov.gy with subject line: ‘Study on Indigenous Women and Children.’
Addressed to:
The Permanent Secretary
Ministry of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs
251-252 Thomas and Quamina Streets
Georgetown
Closing date is Friday the 17th of February, 2017.
Only shortlisted candidates will be considered.
MoIPA is committed to diversity and inclusion within its workforce, and encourages qualified female and male candidates from all religious and ethnic backgrounds, to apply.
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