Rapid analysis of Philippine health laws and policies
Call for Expression of Interest: Consultant for a research and technical paper on the multi-lens rapid analysis of Philippine health laws and policies relevant to Overseas Filipino Workers and their families
The Safe and Fair: Realizing Women Migrant Workers’ Rights and Opportunities in the ASEAN Region (Safe and Fair Programme) is seeking a Consultant to conduct a rapid mapping of Philippine migrant health laws and policies at the national and local levels, and annotate and rapidly analyze these using multiple lenses (gender, localization, alignment with international labour/gender/ migration standards, applicability to OFWs or their families).
The Consultant will be expected to deliver the below-mentioned Output within a prescribed timeline under the supervision and assistance of the ILO Safe and Fair Programme National Project Coordinator, and the Policy, Advocacy and Research (PAR) Technical working Group of PMHN.
Output: A technical paper and database of Philippine migrant health laws and policies at the national level and at least 4 local areas (one province/ city/ municipality each from Luzon, NCR, Visayas and Mindanao).
Further details of related tasks may be found in the attached Terms of Reference (TOR).
Interested candidates must submit the following documents: (a) Letter of intent specifying qualifications and relevant experiences, and proposed budget (in PHP) that indicates a daily professional fee, estimated travel costs (if any) or other costs related to the research work; and (b) Latest CV.
The documents must be submitted to Mr Rex Varona, National Project Coordinator, ILO Safe and Fair Programme at varona@ilo.org, with copy to Ms Karla Sanchez, Program and Administrative Assistant (sanchezk@ilo.org) on or before 15 August 2022.
Output: A technical paper and database of Philippine migrant health laws and policies at the national level and at least 4 local areas (one province/ city/ municipality each from Luzon, NCR, Visayas and Mindanao).
Further details of related tasks may be found in the attached Terms of Reference (TOR).
Interested candidates must submit the following documents: (a) Letter of intent specifying qualifications and relevant experiences, and proposed budget (in PHP) that indicates a daily professional fee, estimated travel costs (if any) or other costs related to the research work; and (b) Latest CV.
The documents must be submitted to Mr Rex Varona, National Project Coordinator, ILO Safe and Fair Programme at varona@ilo.org, with copy to Ms Karla Sanchez, Program and Administrative Assistant (sanchezk@ilo.org) on or before 15 August 2022.