UK_545- Consultancy services in Gender Equality under Framework Agreement for Associate Advisors

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Katy Reed

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£2,400,000

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Research consultancy services

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3 weeks from now

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22 hours ago

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2.3GenderequalityisanimportantareaofworkfortheBritishCouncilandwearebeingincreasinglycalledupontodemonstratetheimpactourworkismakingtothisareabyfunders,donorsandpartners.IncloseconsultationwiththeBritishCouncil’sGenderEqualityTeam,theAssociateGenderAdviserswillprovideadditionaltechnicalinputandsupportacrossabroadrangeofareasofactivity,includingbusinessdevelopment,programmedesign,programmedelivery,research,andcapacitybuildingstrategy.Thescopeofactivitywillincludebothourcontractpursuit(frombi-andmulti-lateraldonors,includingtheFCO,DFIDandtheEUacrossarangeofregions)andour‘coregrant-funded’andpartnershipwork.

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