Endline Evaluation for Elimination of Sexual Exploitation of Children

• Country: Kenya
• Summary: Endline Evaluation for Elimination of Sexual Exploitation of Children
• KET Ref No: 55368045
• Deadline: 27 Jul 2021
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
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• Tenders are invited for Endline Evaluation for Elimination of Sexual Exploitation of Children in Busia County Project. Terre des Hommes Netherlands (TdH-NL) is child rights organisation dedicated to stopping child exploitation. In East Africa, Terre des Hommes Netherlands works in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Ethiopia. We support child victims of exploitation with education, psychosocial support, legal assistance, shelter, job opportunities, and medical care; while at the same time targeting highly vulnerable children, who are at risk of being exploited, in our prevention activities. We launch public and media campaigns to create awareness on our focus issues and carry out local research into the extent and nature of abuse and exploitation of children. Our Vision: Terre des Hommes Netherlands works towards a world where all children have a decent life and can grow up to be independent adults. A world in which children are no longer exploited. We will continue our work until this is accomplished. Our Mission: Terre des Hommes Netherlands prevents child exploitation, removes children from exploitative situations, and ensures these children can develop themselves in a safe environment. TdH-NL in East Africa works within four child protection themes: the Sexual Exploitation of Children (SEC), the Worst Forms of Child Labour (WFCL), Child Trafficking, and Unsafe Migration(CTM), and Child Abuse (CA) specifically focusing on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights. Through collaboration with local civil society organizations (CSOs), TdH-NL implements development, humanitarian/relief, and advocacy interventions in various parts of Kenya, supported by its own TdH-NL funding and from various institutional donors and foundations. Our programmatic strategy is to partner with civil society organisations (CSOs). We have a network of partnerships with CSOs in EA, totaling over 30 CSOs. We also focus on capacity building and advocacy/lobbying, centered on the most vulnerable children in their immediate environment. To effectively combat child exploitation, TdH-NL has an integrated approach which is reflected in the organisation-s Theory of Change. Identification of key actors in bringing desired change is done through a rigorous analysis of long-term causes and medium-term barriers for change, as well as the potential to bring about change. Generally, these actors consist of the children themselves, their families and communities, the private sector, government, law enforcement agencies, and CSO. Actors are identified for each programme, per context. TdH-NL-s working structure is based on the assumption that a strong and united civil society, engaged in social change and capable of meaningful interaction with duty bearers and beneficiaries, can help the programme realise its objectives. Strengthening of civil society is thus an overall, underlying condition for the successful and sustainable implementation of change in the communities TdH-NL works in. In Kenya, TdH-NL collaborates with Kenyan CSOs and networks in the execution of projects which aim to prevent child exploitation and provide assistance to exploited children. TdH-NL programmes are implemented in Nairobi, Nakuru, Coastal, Western and Northern regions of Kenya.
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