Consultant: Learning Material Dissemination and Feedback Survey (Bangladesh)

LAW’s Rohingya Crisis Programme, located in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, seeks to ensure meaningful Rohingya participation in the ongoing international and national justice processes pertaining to their treatment in Myanmar, including: the case before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on the application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide (The Gambia v. Myanmar), the ongoing investigation by the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), and the universal jurisdiction case before the federal criminal court in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 

As part of its strategy for promoting Rohingya participation and building capacity to defend their legal rights, LAW has developed a number of learning materials to provide timely information on international justice mechanisms and the ongoing legal processes related to Myanmar. LAW seeks a consultant who will oversee the dissemination of learning materials within the Rohingya refugee community and provide a follow-up feedback survey to assess impact and knowledge development in relation to international justice processes related to Rohingya.  

LAW identifies the following deliverables to be designed and produced during the term of this consultancy:  

 Dissemination of Learning Materials  

• Inception call with LAW team to define dissemination plan and target audience. 

• Train and coordinate a team of facilitators for dissemination of learning materials.  

• Disseminate learning materials through identified channels.  

• Submit relevant evidence/documentation of dissemination of learning materials.  

Feedback Survey  

• Prepare a feedback survey of audience reached to assess improvement on understanding of international justice mechanisms and processes. 

• Train and coordinate a team of facilitators to collect feedback about disseminated learning materials.  

• Provide a report on the process of dissemination and the feedback received. 

• Report to LAW finance with all administrative and financial documents, equipment and expense reports from the survey and dissemination.   

Applicants are required to submit the following:  

• Dissemination proposal: short letter of interest, stating why the applicant considers themselves suitable for the assignment, overall concept of the proposal with explanations of foreseeable scenarios. 

• Brief methodology on the approach to implementation of the assignment (plan for reaching target audience, training plan, survey approach, etc.) and work plan in line with the TOR 

• Financial proposal: This must include breakdown of individual costs within deliverables. Quotations will be inclusive of all taxes and VAT (as relevant) 

• CV and Work References