من نحن

The United Nations Global Marketplace Malaysia invites qualified consultants or consulting teams to strengthen the institutional, technical, operational, and workforce arrangements for Nutrition in Emergencies (NiE) across Malaysia's health, nutrition, and disaster-management systems. The primary goal of this program is to review existing NiE policies, identify operational and capacity gaps, and establish robust coordination and accountability mechanisms across national, state, and district levels. Target beneficiaries include national and sub-national health authorities, disaster management agencies, technical partners, and vulnerable populations affected by emergencies. The geographic focus centers on Malaysia, encompassing multi-level engagement from central ministries down to district implementation sites.

Executed across six comprehensive phases—spanning inception, systems review, guideline revision, usability testing, capacity strengthening, and finalization—eligible activities include revising and finalizing the Panduan Pengurusan Pemakanan Semasa Bencana, developing essential nutrition action tools and standard operating procedures, conducting stakeholder consultations, implementing a sustainable training cascade, and preparing an institutionalization roadmap. All final Bahasa Malaysia documents will undergo professional technical editing to ensure absolute accuracy and consistency with English-language source materials. The project duration is set for 15 months from the contract commencement date, with grant funding and budgetary details aligned with standard United Nations consultancy procurement frameworks.

معايير القبول

Applicants must be qualified independent consultants, specialized firms, or multi-disciplinary consulting teams demonstrating proven technical expertise in public health, nutrition in emergencies, institutional capacity building, and disaster risk management within Malaysia or comparable operational contexts. Eligible applicants must exhibit a strong track record in policy analysis, stakeholder coordination across multi-tiered governance structures, curriculum development for training cascades, and bilingual technical documentation in both English and Bahasa Malaysia. Proposals will be evaluated based on the team's professional qualifications, demonstrated methodology and feasibility of the proposed six-phase workplan, timeline realism, previous experience partnering with UN agencies or ministries of health, and the clarity and cost-effectiveness of the proposed deliverables schedule.

Post Date: October 27, 2026