TENDER ANNOUNCEMENT Breaking the Silence: Enhancing the whistleblowing policies and culture in Western Balkans and Moldova
Prijava do
2023-03-01
Vrijednost projekta
30.000 EUR
Opis
| Tender Title | External Final Evaluation of the regional project ‘Breaking the Silence: Enhancing Whistleblowing Policies and Culture in the Western Balkans and Moldova’ funded by EU |
| Duty Station | Home based with travel to SEE Region |
| Language | English |
| Eligibility | Legal entities and team of individual consultants1 |
| Contract type | Service Contract |
| Maximum allocated budget | 30.000 EUR |
| Application deadline | March 1st, 2023 (midnight Central European Time) |
| Expected starting date | March 27th, 2023 |
| Expected ending date | July 7th, 2023 |
| Bids to be submitted to | vacancy@rai-see.org |
- 1. BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
Regional Anti-corruption Initiative (RAI) is an intergovernmental regional organization comprised of nine member countries from South East Europe (SEE): Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania and Serbia; and three observer countries: Poland, Georgia and Slovenia. Kosovo* institutions are the beneficiary of RAI activities.
RAI’s mission is to lead regional cooperation in support of anti-corruption efforts, by providing a common platform for discussions, through the sharing of knowledge and best practices. RAI acts as a regional hub through which governments of the region combine their efforts to help curb corruption in the SEE.
During April 1, 2020 until March 31, 2023, RAI Secretariat has implemented the regional project ‘Breaking the Silence: Enhancing the whistleblowing policies and culture in Western Balkans and Moldova’, funded by the European Union (hereafter: the project). The project covered the geographical scope of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo*, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia. The overarching purpose of the project was to help RAI partners in the government and non-governmental sector to: 1) improve whistleblower reporting/disclosure channels and protection mechanisms, and 2) inform and sensitize the public (general public, professionals, youth) about whistleblowing as one of the most effective means in exposing and combating corruption, as well as about whistleblower rights.