Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs Invitation for Prequalification Jobs in Ethiopia
Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs Invitation for Prequalification Jobs in Ethiopia
The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs (MoLSA) intends to prequalify service providers to improve the economic, educational and social reintegration of the Urban Destitute.
It targets four main groups
Children living and working in the street,
homeless women with children,
homeless adults (age 18-59), and homeless elderly people (60+).For this Purpose, MoLSA seeks to contract services in the existing 11 project implementation cities (Addis Ababa, Mekele, Semera, Dessie ,Adama ,Asosa,Hawassa ,Gambella, Jigjiga, Diredawa, Harar) and for the upcoming new cities in each region which joined the project in the second phase (UPSNJP). Therefore, the applicants can apply for other cities in addition to the 11 cities mentioned above in the respective regions.
The Scope of the Service expected to be provided in the four components are listed as follows
Street Children Category
Services to be provided for street children can include, but are not limited to, the following:
Outreach services to children on the street;
Temporary shelter, full time, i.e., with sleeping facilities;
Temporary home services such as lockers, meals, etc.;
Health and hygiene services (showers, toilets, basic health care, etc.)
Sport, Cultural, artistic and play activities;
Life skills training in areas such as health, hygiene, sexual and reproductive health, communications, budgeting, gender, etc.;
Educational and training services;
Counselling services /social and psychological support;
Family reunification and support, including through cash or in-kind support, to improve the economic stability of families and children’s access to health and education.
Different combinations of services can be provided based on the needs of the children and on the capacity of the service provider. This may include direct service provision as well as referral to other institution’s services.
However, preference will be given to service providers able to offer a combination of services that address a comprehensive set of child welfare and development needs.
Adult Category
Services to be provided for homeless adults can include, but are not limited to, the following:
Temporary shelter, with sleeping facilities
Temporary home services such as lockers, meals, etc.
Health and hygiene services (showers, toilets, basic health care, etc.)
Specialized health care and support for physical and mental disability
Cash transfers;
Educational and training services, including literacy, life skills training and vocational training,
Counseling services/ social and psychological support
Employment services (including employment counseling, technical assistance, start-up capital, and follow-up)
Different combinations of services can be provided based on the needs of the Adults and on the capacity of the service provider.
This may include direct service provision as well as referral to other institution’s services. However, preference will be given to service providers able to offer a combination of services that address a comprehensive set of needs.
Elderly Category
Services to be provided for homeless elderly include, but are not limited to, the following
Temporary shelter, preferably with sleeping facilities
Temporary home services such as lockers, meals, etc.
Cash transfers,
Health and hygiene services (showers, toilets, basic health care, etc.).
Social and psychological support services
Referral/placement in institutional care
Family reunification services
Different combinations of services can be provided based on the needs of the clients and the capacity of the service provider.
This may include direct service provision as well as referral to other institution’s services. However, preference will be given to service providers able to offer a combination of services that address a comprehensive set of needs.
Women with Children Category
Services to be provided for homeless women with children include, but are not limited to, the following:
Temporary shelter, preferably with sleeping facilities, for the whole family
Temporary home services such as lockers, meals, etc. for the whole family
Health and hygiene services (showers, toilets, basic health care, etc.) for the whole family
Cash transfers
Sport, artistic, play and cultural activities, with children and mothers
Education or daycare for the children, and adult literacy for the women
Life skills training and vocational
training for the women
Social and psychological support services for the whole family
Employment services for the women (e.g., employment counseling, referrals, technical assistance, follow-up)
Different combinations of services can be provided based on the needs of the clients and the capacity of the service provider. This may include direct service provision as well as referral to other institution’s services.
The Services Providers are expected to fulfill the following minimum requirements
a proper license and or registration on providing related services from an appropriate institution
at least two years of successful and verifiable experience in providing the proposed services for Urban Destitute in the proposed or other location(s)
appropriate organizational structure for service delivery, including paid permanent administrative staff (e.g., accountant, secretary) and professional/technical staff (e.g., social worker, psychologist,Nurse, Project Coordinator) with proper qualifications for their job and clear responsibilities
safe and habitable spaces including sanitary facilities
the capacity to provide services for a certain number of clients at a time (please provide your capacity)
Verifiable record of collaboration with other service providing institutions.
An appropriate accounting and auditing system in place, as well as proper accounting procedures and documentation.
How to Apply
The service agreements will be signed for 21 months with a performance evaluation at the end of the first year, with the possibility of termination of the contract if the performance of the service provider doesn’t meet the agreed requirements.
Prequalification will be conducted through the procedures as specified in the World Bank’s Procurement Guidelines (January 2011 revised July 2014) “Procurement Guidelines”, and is open to all eligible applicants as defined in the Procurement Guidelines.
Interested eligible Applicants may obtain further information from the above mentioned Cities Labor and Social Affairs during office hours 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM.
Applications for prequalification with the required documentations that show the capability of the service providers must be delivered in a written form to the address below (in person) by August 31, 2020 on or before 4:00 pm (afternoon) to the below mentioned Regional labor and Social Affairs Office. Late applications may be rejected.
Addis Ababa City Administration Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn; Ato Endeshawu Aberra Birra
Position: Safety net Support and Livelihood Directorate Director
Mobile: 09-10-10-12-37
E mail: naolnahomera@gmail.com
City: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Amhara National Regional State Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs .
Attn: Ato Belaynew Tsega
Position: Social Welfare Development Promotion Directorate Director
Mobile:09-18-41-29-89
E mail: tsegabelaynew@gmail.com
City: Bahirdar, Ethiopia.
Oromiya Regional State Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn: Ato Abdulahi Ahmed
Position: Social Protection promotion Directorate Director
Mobile: 09-29-29-88-07
E mail: abure366@gmail.com
City: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Afar Regional State Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn: Ato Habib Aydahis
Position: Social Welfare Development promotion Directorate Director
Mobile: 09-23-43-52-33
E mail: habibaydahis69@gmail.mail
City: Semera, Ethiopia.
Benshanguel Gumez Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn: Ato Yasin Awed Shehadin
Position: Social Welfare Development promotion Directorate Director
Mobile:09-20-44-04-59/09-65-62-09-79
E mail: awedshehadin@gmail.com
City: Asosa, Ethiopia.
Southern Nation nationalities and peoples Regional State Buraeu of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn:: Ato Tariku Ugamo
Position: Social Welfare Development promotion Directorate Director
Mobile: 09-41-04-37-90
E mail: ugamotariku@gmail.com
City: Hawassa, Ethiopia.
Gambella National Regional State Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn: Ato Temesgen Maekele
Position: Social Welfare Development promotion Directorate Director
Mobile: 09-17-80-46-16
E mail: tizazukt2@gmail.com
City: Gambella, Ethiopia
Somali National Regional State Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn: W/ro Nimo Yusuf Abib
Position: Social Welfare Development promotion Directorate Director
Mobile: 09-13-26-68-38
E mail: nimoyabib@gmail.com
City: Jigjiga, Ethiopia.
Tigray Regional State Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn: Ato Teshome Mamo Tekeba
Position: Food Security Directorate Director
Mobile: 09-14-75-33-91
E-mail: teshomemamo15@gmail.com
City:Mekelle, Ethiopia.
Diredawa City Administration Agency of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn: W/ro Asamerch Demelash
Position: Safety net team leader
Mobile: 09-28-21-80-70
E mail: hanimylove21@yahoo.com
City: Diredawa, Ethiopia.
Harari Regional State Bureau of Labor and Social Affairs.
Attn: W/ro Mesraq Eshete
Position: Bureau Head
Mobile: 09-29-38-76-84
E-mail: misrakeshet10@gmail.com
City: Harar
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