Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
UNICEF Pakistan is seeking consulting services for the development of a comprehensive National Policy and Framework for Action Planning on Child Online Protection with costed action planning for information and communication technology initiatives. This tender covers policy research, framework formulation, and detailed action planning to establish governance structures and implementation mechanisms for protecting children's rights and safety in the digital environment across Pakistan. The assignment falls under the Law and Public Sector Governance sectors and will establish foundational policy instruments to guide national efforts in child online safety.
The contract is open to qualified organizations with demonstrated expertise in child protection policy development, ICT governance, and international best practices in online safety frameworks. Bidding organizations must be registered and eligible to contract with UNICEF. Technical and financial proposals will be evaluated based on organizational capacity, consultant qualifications, relevant experience in child protection or digital safety policy, and the comprehensiveness of the proposed methodology for stakeholder engagement and costed implementation planning.
Bid documents and tender details are available through UNICEF's procurement portal. Interested organizations should submit complete proposals including organizational credentials, detailed work plans, and financial quotations by the closing date. The tender is published in English and managed by UNICEF headquarters funding. Detailed submission procedures, timeline for proposal evaluation, and contact information for clarifications are contained in the full tender documentation accessible to registered bidders.
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UNICEF Pakistan is tendering for policy development work on child online protection—a strategic, high-level assignment requiring expertise in child safeguarding, ICT governance, and policy formulation.
This is a one-off consultancy to build foundational policy frameworks, not operational service delivery. Bidders must demonstrate prior experience in child protection or digital safety policy at national level. The scope involves stakeholder coordination, international best-practice review, and detailed costed action plans, indicating a mid-to-large assignment requiring strong analytical and facilitation capacity. Budget details are not published; standard UNICEF consultant rates likely apply.
Who can bid: Organizations must be eligible to contract with UNICEF, typically requiring SECP registration (for private firms), valid NTN, and prior experience in policy research or institutional development. International NGOs and consulting firms are typically accepted. No PEC or construction license required. Proof of relevant prior work in child protection or governance policy strongly preferred.