International Alert Tender

Tenders are invited for Consultant for Research on climate, gender and security International Alert is Implementing a Research Project in Different Countries – One of Which is Lebanon – to Provide Global Guidelines and/or a Programmatic Product That Supports Stakeholders to Identify and Navigate Key Areas of Engagement for the International Community (Institutional Partners and Ingo. By the End of the Project, International Alert Aims to Produce a Guideline Paper That Reflects Learnings on the Gender, Climate and Security Nexus. The Process Behind Developing This Paper Will Support Internal Organisational Learning on the Subject Matter, as Well as Highlight Key Opportunities in Gender, Climate and Security Nexus Programming at Global, Regional, and National Level to Support Inclusive Community Resilience to Climate In Fulfilling Our Goal, the Process Itself is Quite Critical Providing Opportunities for Internal Learning and External Outreach With Donors, Government, Academia, and Civil Society. In Undergoing This Process, Three Key Objectives Will Be Met: 1. Produce Information Products. In Exploring the Gender, Climate and Security Nexus We Will Produce Webinars and Internal Reports That Cover Each of the Four Focus Areas Which Will in Turn Inform the National (and Where Applicable, Regional) Roundtable Discussions and the Final Guideline Product. 2. Facilitate Internal Reflection. Under Each of the Focus Areas We Will Reflect on the Topic in Relation to the Gender, Climate and Security Nexus and Use This Information to Inform Our Internal Community of Practice Sessions, That in Turn Will Support Finalisation of Information Papers/ 3. Engage in Networking. In This Process We Will Create Opportunities to Engage With Dfid, Government, Academia, and Civil Society With the Objective of Exploring How We Can Work Together to Build Gender, Climate and Security Nexus Policies and Programming. Focus Areas (Fa) and Key Deliverables Fa1 Evidence Behind the Gender, Climate and Security Nexus. Understanding the Gender, Climate and Security Nexus Both the Theory and Practice. Fa2 Frameworks and Policies. Review Global Agendas, Frameworks and/or National Policies That Support or Have the Potential to Integrate the Gender, Climate and Security Nexus. Fa3 Internal Programme Reflections. Review International Alert Programming With an Eye on Opportunities for Gender, Climate and Security Nexus Programming. Fa4 Building Partnerships to Support the Gender, Climate and Security Nexus. Identify Internal and External Case Studies on the Gender, Climate and Security Nexus or Potential for Development. UK DEPARTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (DFID),