Call for Proposals: Eradicating all forms of Modern Slavery in Philippines

Grant Size $10,000 to $100,000   ,   Closing Date

About

The British Embassy Manila is seeking proposals to support its commitment to eradicate all forms of modern slavery by 2030.

Objectives
  • The UK government is committed to the eradication of all forms of modern slavery by 2030, as unanimously adopted at the UN Sustainable Development Summit in 2015. The British Embassy Manila is seeking a proposal which supports the following objectives:

    • prevention, rehabilitation and reintegration of trafficked Migrant Workers and/or victims of Online Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) and their families, with a focus on survivor engagement

    • increased awareness and access to justice and legal support following instances of human trafficking and OSAEC

Funding Information
  • Bidders are strongly advised to limit their proposals up to £27,500.

Ineligibility Criteria
  • They regret that they are unable to fund:

    • Academic courses

    • Charitable activities

    • Commercial activities

    • Infrastructure or construction projects

Evaluation of Project Bids
  • The aim of the project should be concise, feasible and sustainable. The expected outcomes should be measurable and the target group should be clearly defined and involved in project implementation.

  • The assessment criteria will include the following:

    • Financial and operational capacity

    • Relevance

    • Methodology

    • Sustainability

    • Value for money

    • Impact

Eligibility

  • Any organisation can apply for funding. They do not accept project bids submitted by individuals.

  • Proposals covering more than one objective are welcome. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to demonstrate how design and delivery of the project will be informed by survivors and people with lived experience of modern slavery.

  • Please note that payment will be made in arrears. They cannot make pre-payments. Successful bidders should make payments and be reimbursed by the Embassy. The implementer must have an active bank account in the name of the organisation to which they can transfer reimbursements electronically.

  • Organisations must prove that they are able to manage the project sum in a satisfactory manner; the embassy may request reports by auditors.

  • A partnership framework to support the broader engagement of a project is welcome and can strengthen your bid. 

Post Date: September 01, 2023

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