CALL FOR PROPOSALS Ref. No.: CFP/IRQ/2019-010 Subject: Rehabilitation of the Emergency Unit of the Yathrib Main Medical Centre and Launching of a “Child Accident Prevention” Awareness-Raising Campaign in Yathrib Sub-district of Balad District, Salah al Din Governorate The United Nations Human Settlements (UN-Habitat) Iraq Programme hereby solicits proposals from Implementing Partners (NGOs) for the above subject, in accordance with this document and annexes attached. This Call for Proposal (CFP) consists of this document and the following annexes: CFP Instructions and Guidelines Implementing Partner declaration form Technical Proposal Template Budget Proposal Template (including BOQ’s and Payment schedule) Sample of Agreement of Cooperation (AOC) and General Terms and Conditions A complete set of Technical and Budget Proposals including all the required documents…

I. Introduction: With a humanitarian-development nexus approach to programming, the Regional Development and Protection Programme (RDPP) for Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq aims at supporting civil society, host governments, donors and other stakeholders in understanding and mitigating the impact of protracted forced displacement from Syria. Through partnerships with national and international actors, the RDPP seeks to enhance protection and support socio-economic development for refugees and host communities with a view to support opportunities for durable solutions. The RDPP phase II programme strategy is set out in the programme document available here. The RDPP aims to achieve its programme objective through partnerships working on three thematic areas: Livelihoods towards durable solutions with the objective to improve access to safe and sustainable livelihoods…

Funding migration management in Asia: Call for Proposals The Silk Routes Facility has launched a Call for Proposals (CfP) for migration management projects in five Silk Routes as well as five Central Asian countries. The CfP aims to support initiatives to improve migration management frameworks in the following ten countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, and Pakistan, as well as Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Proposals can be in the range from 150,000 to 250,000 EUR and have a duration of 6 to 18 months. Eligible applicants are invited to submit their proposals related to enhancing implementation of the priorities set out by the 2013 Istanbul Ministerial Declaration of the Budapest Process: Migration and Mobility, Integration, Migration and Development, Irregular…