UNICEF Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Humanitarian Settings
UNICEF seeks partners to strengthen child protection systems in conflict-affected regions, focusing on case management, psychosocial support, and prevention of violence, exploitation, and abuse. The RFP emphasizes community-based approaches, data protection, and multi-sectoral coordination with health, education, and WASH. Proposals must include a theory of change, detailed MEAL framework, and capacity development plan for local actors.
Strategic Overview
UNICEF seeks partners to strengthen child protection systems in conflict-affected regions, focusing on case management, psychosocial support, and prevention of violence, exploitation, and abuse. The RFP emphasizes community-based approaches, data protection, and multi-sectoral coordination with health, education, and WASH. Proposals must include a theory of change, detailed MEAL framework, and capacity development plan for local actors.
Who is it For?
International NGOs, national child protection organizations, and academic institutions with demonstrated experience in child protection in emergencies. Consortia with local partners are mandatory.
Priorities
Child protection case management, psychosocial support, prevention of child marriage and recruitment, and data privacy in humanitarian contexts.
Eligibility
Registered entity with at least 5 years of experience in child protection. Must comply with UNICEF's child safeguarding policies and data protection standards. Budget ceiling: USD 5 million.
Path to Success
Phase 1: Thematic Alignment & Proposal Strategy – 'Child protection in humanitarian setting' course ensures alignment with UNICEF’s CPiE minimum standards. Phase 2: Safeguarding & Data Privacy – 'Data Privacy and Protection' course equips teams to handle sensitive child data with GDPR-level compliance. Phase 3: Results-Based Management – 'Project Planning and Management' course provides tools for theory of change and logframes. Phase 4: Accountability & Learning – 'Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning' course enables adaptive management and longitudinal impact reporting. GSLI courses build the technical edge to win and implement child protection projects effectively.
Recommended GSLI Courses
- Child protection in humanitarian setting
- Data Privacy and Protection
- Project Planning and Management
- Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning
Deadline: 2026-07-01
Persona: Public Health
Urgency: Normal