ABOUT SAVE THE CHILDREN – ZAMBIA
Save the Children is leading the implementation of the Comprehensive Bilateral Anti Trafficking in Persons Project between the Government of Zambia and the United States. Department of State Office, to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (TIP). This project aims at strengthening efforts by the Zambian Government and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to sustainably combat human trafficking in all its forms through a victim-centered, coordinated, and sustainable approach, which supports justice, prevention, and protection systems. This includes proactive identification, protection, trauma-informed care for victims, prosecution of perpetrators, and fostering effective collaborations to address trafficking. The project encompasses all forms of trafficking, targeting both adult and child victims.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Zambian Government, in collaboration with CSOs, has made notable progress in addressing Trafficking in Persons (TIP) through legislative amendments, the establishment of the Anti-Human Trafficking Department (AHTD), and increased resources for TIP related efforts. However, there remain gaps in public awareness, victim identification procedures, and resources to support, especially victims of trafficking. One of the critical needs is the establishment of a platform for disseminating of information on TIP to the public and other stakeholders, updates on TIP interventions, legal and policy documents, where to report/ seek support when faced with a TIP incident, and the work of the AHTD among others.

To address this gap, the AHTD, in collaboration with Save the Children, seeks to develop an accessible, interactive and engaging website to serve as the central information hub on TIP in Zambia. This website will enable stakeholders, including government entities, CSOs, and the general public, to access up-to-date information on TIP, exiting programs, and services, among others. It will serve as a resource for the public to learn about trafficking prevention, protection mechanisms, and justice initiatives.

INSTRUCTIONS

1.To access the detailed TORs follow the link here.

2. Proposals must be submitted to zambia.tenders@savethechildren.org, indicating ‘Submission of proposal for Development of a website for The Anti-Human Trafficking
Department in Zambia’.

3. The applications should be received in the above email address on or before Friday 1st November 2024.

4. Late submissions will not be accepted.

5. For enquiries/clarifications ONLY, please use; zambia.procurement@savethechildren,org

Save the Children reserves the right to re advertise if suitable applicants are not found.
Save the Children will never ask that you pay for anything as part of the selection process or thereafter