kathmandu
Full Time
B.P.H. (Bachelors in Public Health) , Bachelor's degree in social science , Development studies
5+ years
**Vacancy Call **
National Consultant: Development of Asia Pacific Population Conference Indicator Framework Report
Background
The Right Here Right Now 2 (RHRN2) partnership was created so that young people in all their diversity enjoy their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in gender-just societies. Young people are at the forefront of our partnership. RHRN seeks to unleash the power of youth, increase public support for SRHR, improve policies and laws, and strengthen civil society. Lobbying and advocacy are the main strategy, supported by mutual capacity strengthening.
RHRN partnership comes at a critical time when SRHR as well as gender justice are under pressure around the world, and young people’s needs consistently go unmet. We do not shy away from taboo subjects such as comprehensive sexuality education and safe abortion, and advocate for the rights of marginalized groups such as girls, young women and young lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people. We focus on these issues and groups because, based on our collective track records, we can, and because few other consortia and organizations do.
In Nepal, the members of the RHRN Coalition are diverse organizations from youth-led (YUWA- Host organization for RHRN, CDS Park in Mugu and Youth Alliance for Rural Development, Kailali), women’s feminist organization network (Beyond Beijing Committee), queer rights organization (Blue Diamond Society) and disability led organization (Blind Youth Association of Nepal). The coalition envisions to ensure young people aged 13-30 in their diversity are empowered to exercise all aspects of sexual and reproductive health and rights in a supportive social and enabling legal environment in Nepal by 2025.
Introduction
In 1994, Member States adopted the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development, which to this day inspires a rights- based agenda in which people are placed at the heart of sustainable development. In adopting the Programme of Action, Member States committed to deliver inclusive, equitable and sustainable development for all.
Since 1994, Member States have conducted reviews and appraisals of the Programme of Action and the key actions for its further implementation at national, regional and global levels. They have reviewed progress and identified lessons learned, emerging topics and remaining challenges. They have often conducted those reviews in the context of the overall global development agenda, including the United Nations Millennium Declaration and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The outcomes of these reviews have served to guide further action to strengthen linkages between population dynamics and sustainable development at the national, regional and global levels.
At the Sixth Asian and Pacific Population Conference, held in Bangkok from 16 to 20 September 2013, Ministers and representatives of members and associate members of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific adopted the Asian and Pacific Ministerial Declaration on Population and Development, in which they recommended 116 priority actions to ensure the effective implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the key actions for its further implementation, and the recommendations arising from their subsequent reviews, as well as their follow-up beyond 2014, and inclusion in the United Nations development agenda beyond 2015.
In November 2018, in support of the Midterm Review of the Asian and Pacific Ministerial Declaration on Population and Development, the secretariat and the United Nations Population Fund developed a draft indicator framework for monitoring progress towards the implementation of the Programme of Action and of the commitments contained in the Ministerial Declaration
Position: Consultant
Vacancy: 1
Project: Right Here Right Now Nepal
Workstation: Remote working, based in Kathmandu
Duration: April-October
Level of Engagement: This is a consultancy position with a fixed timeframe for deliverables.
Proposed Consultancy
Roles and Responsibility
Deliverables
Hiring of Consultant
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April 2023
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Induction meetings with National CSE advocacy coalition, Right Here Right Now and other relevant stakeholders
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May 2023
Meetings with Relevant Government Agencies
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June 2023
Submission of 1st draft to review committee
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August 2023
Endorsement meeting for CSOs
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September 2023
Endorsement meeting for Government
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September 2023
Prepare final report
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October 2023
Competencies
Demonstrates integrity by modelling utmost standard of values and ethical standards
Required Skills and Experience
Education:
Experience:
Languages
Excellent command of spoken and written English and Nepali language.
Interested candidate meeting the above-mentioned requirements are requested to apply by sending their updated CV, financial and technical proposal to [email protected] with the subject _ “Application for the position “APPC Consultant” _by 5th May 2023.