OUR GLOBAL MOVEMENT JOBS CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST: PROJECT CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT share: TI GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES JOBS PROJECT MANAGER – HEALTH PROGRAMME JOBS SENIOR RESEARCH ANALYST JOBS INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM GRANT JOBS CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST: PROJECT CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT JOBS JOBS TOPICS OVERVIEW TI GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES PROJECT MANAGER – HEALTH PROGRAMME SENIOR RESEARCH ANALYST INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM GRANT CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST: PROJECT CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT GENERAL INFORMATION Title of consultancy: Development of new project concept on fostering national accountability Description: TIUK seeks a consultant to develop a new project concept, and proposal aimed at ensuring that governments commit to, and put in place anti-corruption and transparency mechanisms; and that civil society organisations have the capacity and skills to hold governments to account. Application closing date: Expressions of interest to be received by 19th December. Expressions of interest will be reviewed on a rolling basis and we may therefore bring the deadline forward. Approximate consultancy start and end date: between 01st February and 31st March 2022 Location of consultancy: Remote BACKGROUND Since the 2016 London Anti-Corruption summit we’ve been working in partnership with TI chapters around the world to ensure that governments deliver on the anti-corruption and transparency commitments made in London to ensure accountability to their citizens. Through our bilateral partnerships with TI chapters in Sri Lanka, Nigeria, Mexico, Jordan, Afghanistan, Ghana, Kenya, we’ve supported them to hold governments to account on established Global Standards in the prevention of corruption; from ensuring effective whistle-blower protections to the roll out of national anti-corruption action plans. We’ve been tracking progress on commitments made at the London summit and advocating for their implementation to the government. Our advocacy has accelerated implementation of complex legislation on beneficial ownership, whistleblowing, and anti-corruption. Five years on from the summit, we’re seeking to engage a consultant to work with us to design the next phase of this work. In conjunction with our partner chapters, we want to ensure that 1. governments have strong transparency mechanisms in place, and 2. that civil society organisations have the capacity and skills to continue to hold governments to account. We are seeking a consultant to lead the development of a project proposal for this work. The objectives of this consultancy are to: Compile learnings, experience and best practice from work to date. Use these learnings to co-develop a new project concept and theory of change with partners. Develop a fully-fledged, costed project proposal for the next phase of the programme’s work. KEY DELIVERABLES We’re looking for a consultant to work with us and TI chapters who were involved in the Promise to Practice project to synthesise learning and existing experiences gained under promise to practice. The consultant will utilise these in the design and develop the next phase of the project’s work. The consultant will build upon lessons learnt from the project to develop a compelling project proposal that empowers and enables civil society to hold governments to account and to demand greater transparency and integrity. In conjunction with TI chapters, use learnings from the Promise to Practice project to develop project conceptual approach and theory of change. Work closely with chapters, and partners to develop new project proposal(s) to be put to donors for funding. Develop project theory of change/log-frames, budgets, and conceptual approaches as part of project proposals. Identify and engage chapters and relevant external partners in the development of proposals. Work with them to identify areas of synergy, and value add. Identify opportunities, including potential donors, or upcoming bids in consultation with our fundraising team. SELECTION CRITERIA The ideal candidate will have a successful track record in the development of successful project proposals. Demonstrable experience of international governance or accountability projects. Experience of working successfully with institutional funders and multi-year grants. Adept in utilising participatory programme development approaches and tools to develop proposals. Experienced in the design of Theories of Change, and MEL frameworks. Strong understanding of global commitments on corruption, and ability to develop approaches to put commitments into practice. Knowledge/expertise of anti-corruption and/or good governance issues. ESTIMATED TIME FRAME Approximately 20 working days, to be completed by the 31st March 2022 SUBMITTING YOUR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST If you would like to apply for this opportunity, please write expressing your interest through a letter of motivation no longer than two pages of A4 to jobs@transparency.org.uk with ‘Global Partnerships Consultant’ in the subject. Please enclose your CV your proposed daily rate in GBP inclusive of taxes and other charges any constraints on your availability during the duration of the project 2 referees – ideally from organisations you have recently worked with. FOLLOW JOIN Friends of Transparency International UK DONATE Donate Now Contact Us | Privacy Policy Registered Charity Number 1112842