Department of Social Services Australia Tender

The 'hilda Survey' Is A Household-based Panel Study That Collects Valuable Information About Economic And Personal Well-being, Labour Market Dynamics And Family Life. It Aims To Tell The Stories Of The Same Group Of Australians Over The Course Of Their Lives. Started In 2001, The Hilda Survey Provides Policymakers With Unique Insights About Australia, Enabling Them To Make Informed Decisions Across A Range Of Policy Areas, Including Health, Education And Social Services. The Hilda Survey Data Is A Valuable Source Of Information With The Datasets Being Used Extensively Both In Australia And Overseas. Researchers May Apply To Obtain Access And Use The Hilda Survey Data. The Preparation, Design And Planning Of The Relevant Waves Of The Hilda Survey Takes Considerable Time And Occurs Before The Fieldwork Commences. The Australian Department Of Social Services Invites Suitably Qualified Organisations To Tender For The Provision Of Design, Implementation, Management And Reporting Of The Hilda Survey For Waves 26-29 With The Option To Extend For Waves 30-31.