Terms of References for Engaging Women Right Organization in Bauchi & Sokoto State at Plan International
Plan International was founded over 75 years ago with a mission to promote and protect the rights of children.
- The organisation was set up by British journalist John Langdon-Davies and refugee worker Eric Muggeridge in 1937, with the original aim to provide food, accommodation and education to children whose lives had been disrupted by the Spanish
Project background
The ASPIRE Project aims to improve the realization of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for adolescent girls and women, including vulnerable populations, in Bauchi and Sokoto States.
Job Type: Full Time, Hybrid
Qualification: Others
Experience
Location: Bauchi , Sokoto
Job Field: Consultancy, NGO/Non-Profit , RFP / RFQ / EOI
Aligned with Canada's Feminist International Assistance Policy (FIAP) and Plan International’s Global Policy:
- Gender Equality and Inclusion (GE&I), ASPIRE will be guided by a feminist, multi-sectoral approach to improving women’s and girls’ agency and leadership, informing and empowering adolescents and young people with the right information and economic leverage to demand adequate SRHR information and services, and advocate for government duty bearers to establish strong policies and programs that respond to their demands.
Project objectives
To achieve these goals, this project has two main objectives:
- To map out the WROs to partner with in implementing identified and workplan developed advocacy issue through the project
- To build the capacity of WROs in other to access other opportunities in terms of grants access
- To build the capacity of WROs in other to have access with information, responding on gender gender equality and inclusion issues in our dear states
Deliverables of the partner
Advocacy to State, LGA and Community stakeholders
Community Mobilization and sensitization activities that will influence changes towards positive behaviour
- Support campaigns that will be organized by Aspire Project and Plan International Nigeria
- Implementation of Project women rights organization and youth led organizations activities
- Capacity building of the WROs & YLOs in the community.
Regular monitoring and supervision of the community activities including follow up of advocacy issues
- Document and submit success stories and other Knowledge Management materials.
- Monthly and quarterly report of activities
- Project review meetings with community structures and project staff
- Provide technical support to WROs & YLOs at the community level during implementation
- Engage with other community level WROs & YLOs to implement agreed activities.
- Work closely with relevant project staff to deliver on the above tasks.
Project location
Bauchi & Sokoto State
Intervention LGAs
Bauchi Sokoto
Jama’are Binji
Ningi Silame
Darazo Tangaza
Misau Gudu
Bauchi Kware
Kirfi Sokoto North
Das Sokoto South
Toro Wamakko
Gamawa Gwadabawa
Katagum. Illella
Gada
Sabon Birni
Isa
Goronyo
Rabah
Wurno
Bodinga
Yabo
Shagari
Tambuwal
Kebbe
Tureta
Dange shuni
10 LGAs 23 LGAs
Expression of Interest Requirements
Interested WROs and YLOs are expected to submit the following as maximum requirements:
- Organizational chart (describing the different management levels of the organization)
- List of Board of Trustees/Directors (with beginning and end dates of terms and short bios/résumé)
- List of key management personnel (with short bios/resumes)
Organizational profile, indicating the year of establishment, staff strength, projects implemented and location, the extent to which stakeholders (women, men and children (Girls & Boys), People with special needs (PLWD) were involved in the implementation process
- Trainings attended by staff and position of staff attending
- At least two references from notable individuals/organizations familiar with your organization
- Detailed and verifiable description of similar actions managed by your organization over the past three years
- Copy of organization’s most recent independent annual financial audit report and/or at least 2 years’ financial report
- Evidence of organization’s legal registration with relevant state and/or national authorities
- Evidence of registration with relevant civil society coalition such as CONSS/SCHEFA.
The above requirements are specific to WROs or their networks interested in submitting their Expression of Interest (EoI) no later than the 3rd of November, 2025.
How to Apply
Interested WROs to submit their EOI to the following email addresses:
Nigeria.Partnership@plan-international.org
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