Consultancy Service at Disability Rights Advocacy Center (DRAC)

Break the Cycle (BTC) Project – empowerment to combat violence against women/girls with disabilities in Nigeria – is a multi-year socio-economic empowerment project addressing the drivers of violence against women and girls with disabilities, funded by UK AID through CBM, and implemented by Disability Rights Advocacy Center (DRAC).

Consultancy Service

• Job TypeFull Time  


• Qualification  


• Location
  
  Abuja
  


• Job Field
  
  Consultancy  
  

 

DRAC seeks to conduct a Baseline Survey and Needs Assessment on the Socio-Economic Status of Women and Girls with Disabilities, and therefore, invites applications/technical proposals for the conduct of this research.

 

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The Application/Technical Proposal should include an understanding of the terms of reference, the proposed methodology, an organized work plan with timeframe for deliverables, detailed budget and names and CVs of proposed personnel. Proposals should be sent to BTCProject@drac-ng.org not later than January 10, 2020.

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