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 Consultant for Social Behavioral Change

Terms of Reference
Consultancy for Social Behavioural Change
Meaningful Youth Participation project

Introduction and Background

Liliane Fonds (LF) is a Dutch civil society organization that aims to empower children
and youngsters with disabilities in low-income countries in Africa, Asia and Latin
America. The mission of the organization is to contribute to a world that is open for
everyone, in which children and youngsters with disabilities who live in poverty can
develop and use their talents.

To achieve this, LF works together in networks of local partners in each of its focus
countries. Through a Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) approach, the networks
provide various services to children and youngsters with disabilities, as well as
supporting their parents and promoting inclusion in the community. Members of the
networks are civil society organizations that facilitate collaboration with and between
local government, local service providers, Organizations for People with Disabilities,
Parent Support Groups, and other relevant stakeholders in the communities they work.

LF recognizes the importance of meaningful participation of youth with disabilities in all
spaces, especially those where decisions are made that influence the lives of youth with
disabilities. LF’s partner organization in Bangladesh, Indonesia and the Philippines have
f
lagged the chronic lack of Meaningful Youth Participation (MYP) in their current
programs and countries. Youth with disabilities struggle to fully participate, both in their
communities as well as in decision-making mechanisms, due to stigma,
misconceptions and knowledge gaps. Consequently, societal investment in youth’s
development in building confidence and skills is lacking. Furthermore, the Convention
on the Rights of the Child (CRC) proves that youth with disabilities can and have the right
to make decisions. When given the right support, they act as dynamic individuals
attending youth forums, youth parliaments, media projects, local and national
campaigns to realise their rights and speak about their views.7

We are therefore proud to have started a regional project on Meaningful Youth
participation (MYP) in three countries: Bangladesh, Indonesia and the Philippines, which
will take place from January 2025 until August 2028. The project will be in collaboration
with Center for Disability in Development (CDD), NORFIL foundation and NLR Indonesia.

The project design responds to the following objective:

Empowered youth with disabilities (inc. youth affected by leprosy) (aged 12-25) use
their voices to meaningfully participate in their surrounding environments in
Bangladesh, Indonesia and the Philippines.

While a large part of the project activities will focus on empowering the youth
themselves, LF also recognizes the important role of the direct environment of the
youth. The design of this project therefore also aims for Social and Behaviour Change
(SBC) in terms of stigma reduction and attitude change in the environment. Target
groups would include parents/caregivers, communities, organisations and governments.
To be able to do so, Social and Behavioural Change methods have to be developed. LF
currently does not have SBC–related expertise. To address this gap, we are seeking a
qualified SBC Consultant to guide and facilitate the design, implementation, and
evaluation of SBC activities that promote youth engagement, challenge harmful social
norms, and strengthen youth-adult partnerships.

Objectives of the Consultancy
• To build capacity of project partners in SBC approaches to make parents,
communities, governments and other stakeholders more inclusive and more
aware of the barriers that youth with disabilities face to meaningfully participate
in society.
• To provide technical guidance to the project partners in the development and
implementation of SBC strategies tailored to the cultural and social contexts of
the three countries.
• To measure the effectiveness of the SBC activities in the project.
• To ensure that SBC activities are youth-centred, inclusive, and aligned with MYP
principles.

Methodologies and Approaches
The consultant will:
1. Conduct SBC Needs Assessment
o Review existing project documents, youth engagement strategies, and
SBC materials.
o Identify behavioural barriers and enablers to meaningful youth
participation in each country context.
2. Capacity Building
o Facilitate training workshops for youth, CSOs, and project staff on SBC
tools and SBC interventions.
o Provide ongoing mentorship and technical support to the staff
implementing activities.
3. Implementation Support
o Provide guidance on designing SBC intervention and tools, as well as
testing the designed material.
o Guide the rollout of SBC engagement activities.
o Ensure youth-led approaches are embedded in all SBC interventions.
4. Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL)
o Develop indicators and tools to monitor SBC outcomes.
o Develop mechanisms or approaches to capture lessons from practice.
o Document lessons learned and best practices.

Consultant Profile
Consultant should have
• A(n) (academic) background in Social Behavioural Change (SBC) or a relevant
field with experience in SBC programs;
• Training and facilitation skills (inclusive);
• An understanding of participatory approaches, especially involving youth (with
disabilities).
• Knowledge in collecting and analysing qualitative data and synthesizing findings
into insightful and actionable reports.
• Excellent communication skills in English; knowledge of local languages is an
asset.

Familiarity with the socio-cultural contexts of South and Southeast Asia is of added
value as is experience working in programs that are disability inclusive.

Consultants with disabilities and consultants from the global South are especially
encouraged to submit proposals.

Given the project’s focus on youth engagement and leadership development, early
career professionals—particularly those under the age of 35—are strongly encouraged
to apply. Liliane Fonds acknowledges that the combination of being under 35 and having
substantial experience in the subject area may be rare, and this will be taken into careful
consideration during the selection process.

Roles and Management
The consultant reports to the Thematic Lead for the delivery of the content of the
assignment. The Programme Managers for the portfolio of Indonesia, the Philippines and
Bangladesh at Liliane Fonds are responsible for all overall financial and administrative
handling of the assignment.
Possible participation in sprint workshops and other exchanges with Liliane Fonds’
partners in Indonesia, Bangladesh and the Philippines may be required.

Planning and Budget
The project will take place for three years (2025-2027). The consultant will have 10 days
each year during the project period (30-40 days total).
Proposals should include budget, proposed # of days, proposed planning, and sample
materials from previous assignments as well as detailed CV(s) and referrals for similar
assignments conducted.

Safeguarding
When working with children with disabilities and their parents/carers and guardians,
Liliane Fonds and its partner organisations have a special responsibility to ensure a safe
environment in which children are not at risk of abuse, mistreatment or violence. An
environment where their rights are respected and in which rapid and appropriate action
is taken in response to reports of abuse, mistreatment or violence. Liliane Fonds’s Child
Safeguarding Policy outlines the measures we take and how reports can be submitted.
In working with and on behalf of Liliane Fonds, consultants should adhere to the child
safeguarding policy.

Submissions of Proposals
Interested consultants are invited to submit a proposal by August 19th to
mvgerwen@lilianefonds.nl (thematic lead) and copy elebbos@lilianefonds.nl (PMEL
advisor).

For further questions, kindly send an email.

The proposal should highlight the following:
• Understanding of the TOR and the assignment
• Details of the proposed methodology
• Schedule of activities
• Proposed budget
• CV of consultant
• Examples of similar work
• Contact details for referrals

We are looking for External Consultants. 

Terms of Reference  

Building Effective Networks (BEN) in Indonesia 

Full assignment  

Phase 1: Context Analysis and Theory of Change 

Phase 2: Multi-Annual Programme Plan and Network Development

Liliane Foundation (LF) is a Dutch civil society organisation that aims to empower children and youngsters with disabilities in low-income countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The vision of LF is that children and youngsters with disabilities who live in poverty participate equally and up to their full potential in their families and communities, so that their lives have the highest possible quality.

To understand more detail of the Liliane Fonds’ Vision, please find attached Annex 1 Result Framework (click here)

Currently, we are looking for an External Consultant(s).

For the detailed information, please kindly find the Term of Reference attached  (pdf)

Interested consultant(s) are invited to send a short letter of interest and proposal (maximum 5 pages) latest April 21, 2024 to LF’s Organisational Development Adviser W.Houben, whouben@lilianefonds.nl

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