10032371 - Strengthening reproductive health and empowerment of young women
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH has issued a tender for 10032371 - Strengthening reproductive health and empowerment of young women. It is published as a services under the neg-w-call method. It applies to Tanzania. It was published on 2026-10-09 and closes on 2026-11-10. The reference is 696587-2026. The notice was published by Tenders Electronic Daily (TED).
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Official Title
Germany – Health and social work services – 10032371 - Strengthening reproductive health and empowerment of young women
Scope of Work
The contractor will be responsible for implementing Outputs 2 and 3 of the SRHEYW project, which focus on empowering young people to make informed sexual and reproductive health choices and strengthening the enabling environment for those choices. The assignment is organised around four interrelated work packages: Work Package 1 focuses on youth empowerment through school-based and out-of-school youth clubs. The contractor will train teachers and facilitators in sexual and reproductive health and rights, life skills, economic empowerment, gender equality, and disability inclusion. Training will combine face-to-face and e-learning approaches. The contractor will support the establishment and strengthening of youth clubs, facilitate collaboration between clubs and nearby health facilities, organise mentoring and supportive supervision, develop and disseminate training materials, and promote peer learning through exchange events and extracurricular activities. Particular attention will be given to the inclusion of young people with disabilities through needs assessments, adapted learning materials, and targeted support measures. Existing youth clubs and peer educators will be mapped and assessed in collaboration with local authorities. Work Package 2 focuses on community engagement and social norm transformation. The contractor will engage religious leaders, parents, community leaders, and other influential actors through structured dialogue processes designed to address restrictive gender norms, adolescent pregnancy, child marriage, and barriers to SRHR service utilisation. Activities will include value clarification and attitude transformation approaches, parent engagement, intergenerational dialogue, orientation of local government representatives, and the documentation of lessons learned and good practices. Work Package 3 focuses on social and behaviour change communication. The contractor will design and implement coordinated media and communication campaigns aimed at improving knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours related to SRHR. Activities include adapting existing approved communication materials, developing communication concepts and media plans, training journalists, supporting community outreach activities, and disseminating evidence-based messages through appropriate media channels. Work Package 4 focuses on strengthening local civil society engagem