Political economy analysis of the women’s rights movement in Uganda
The FCDO invites proposals by 29 November 2024 for a political economy analysis of the women's rights movement in Uganda.
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) invites proposals by 29 November 2024 for a political economy analysis of the women’s rights movement in Uganda. The budget is up to £80,000 and the completion date is May 2025.
This Evidence Fund initiative aims to inform policy and programming decisions to counter the global rollback on women’s rights in Uganda. The analysis will map stakeholders and identify pathways for change, with a focus on the upcoming 2026 general election.
This opportunity is open to organisations in all ODA-eligible countries.
What the fund will achieve
The fund aims to conduct a political economy analysis of the women’s rights movement in Uganda, understanding its goals, challenges, and socio-cultural and political influences.
It will identify opportunities for strategic engagement and propose strategies to counter the rollback of women’s rights. This will inform evidence-based policies and programmes to support a vibrant women’s movement in Uganda.
Requirements for organisations wishing to apply
- experience in political economy analysis in sub-Saharan Africa
- focus on gender analysis using qualitative and quantitative methods
- understanding of the Ugandan context and relevant institutions
- team with geo-political awareness and government operations experience in Uganda
- compliance with the FCDO’s ethical guidelines, data protection, and quality assurance
- submission by email of tender by 29 November 2024 including a letter of declaration on company-headed paper
How to apply
Technical and financial proposals should be emailed as 2 separate files to ke_evidencefundeastafrica@pwc.com by 29 November 2024 (5pm East African Time)
If you have clarification questions about this call for proposals, email ke_evidencefundeastafrica@pwc.com.