My Village

Consultancy for Situation Analysis of Child Rights Issues in Indigenous

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for child rights.

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កម្រិតមជ្ឈម

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is a strong asset).

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BTDC-ID: 41316 CLOSING DATE: 04-Sep-2026 Expected Outputs Consultancy for Situation Analysis of Child Rights Issues in Indigenous Contact Details OFFICE ADDRESS #90, St.
304, Sangkat Boeng Keng Kang Ti Pir, Khan Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh, Cambodia CONTACT NAME Mr. SING Koemsen PHONE 088 808 8933 096 808 8933 EMAIL TO: [email protected] WEBSITE www.mvicambodia.org/ Announcement Description My Village (MVi) is a Cambodian nonprofit, non-government organization that was founded in November 2006 and officially registered with the Ministry of Interior on 25th January 2007.
MVi is operating its programs in the northeast provinces of Cambodia, particularly in Mondulkiri, Kratie, and Stung Treng.
With financial support from Save the Children (SCi), MVi has a project: SIDA 2.0 CSO Project Civil Society Strengthening Programme for Children’s Rights which is effective from 1 Nov 2025 to 31 December 2028.
This project aims to empower civil society actors, including children, to claim civic space and hold duty-bearers accountable for child rights through improved laws, policies, CSOs collaboration, and GEDSI capacity.
This is achieved through enhancing the capacity of civil society actors and children to monitor, report, and follow up on commitments via shadow reports, monitoring initiatives, and joint actions and strengthening their ability to actively influence policies, laws, budgets, and services through strategic recommendations, regional advocacy, and core organizational support.
As part of its commitment to safeguarding vulnerable populations, MVi is initiating a comprehensive study to examine the state of child rights among indigenous communities in 12 villages, four communes, and 1 district, Mondulkiri Province.
To understand these child rights issues in indigenous communities, MVi is seeking a qualified national consultant/research team to conduct a situation analysis of child rights, including indigenous children related to environmental degradation, changing climatic conditions, limited access to quality social services, traditional social norms, Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM), and budget allocation for child rights.
Expected Outputs Consultancy for Situation Analysis of Child Rights Issues in Indigenous CAREER CATEGORY: Consultancies LOCATION: Mondul Kiri Province SUMMARY Research Title Situation Analysis of Child Rights Issues in Indigenous Communities of Mondulkiri Province: Climate Vulnerabilities, Social Services, Child Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM), and Public Budget Allocation Research Objectives Main Objective To investigate the child rights situation in 12 indigenous communities of Mondulkiri Province—with a specific focus on child, early, and forced marriage (CEFM); climate change; access to social services; and public financial allocation through a gender-disaggregated lens.
Specific Objectives To analyze child rights issues, with a primary focus on Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM), alongside vulnerabilities related to climate, environment, and social services, applying a comparative gender analysis between boys and girls.
To examine the extent and quality of children’s participation and engagement in addressing child rights issues—specifically Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM), climate vulnerabilities, and access to social services—through a comparative gender lens.
To evaluate public investments and policy responses dedicated to preventing CEFM and safeguarding child rights within indigenous communities (in 2025).
To examine the allocation and utilization of social sector budgets targeting child rights issues, with particular emphasis on funding for child protection, community awareness, and the prevention of CEFM and access to services (in 2025).
Please click attachement below for more information.
Eligibility Education: Advanced degree (Master’s or higher) in Social Sciences, Development Studies, Gender Studies, Law, Public Policy, Economics, or a related field.
Experience: Minimum of 5–7 years of professional experience in conducting social research, situation analyses, or baseline studies, preferably in Cambodia.
Demonstrated expertise in child rights, child protection, and specifically addressing Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM).
Proven experience working with indigenous communities and understanding indigenous rights and cultural contexts.
Expertise in public financial management, budget tracking, or policy analysis.
Skills: Strong analytical, qualitative/quantitative research, and technical report-writing skills in English (proficiency in Khmer or local indigenous languages is a strong asset).
Submission Requirements Interested candidates/firms should submit the following documents to MVi: Expression of interest (EoI), and curriculum vitae detailing score competency and relevant work experiences Technical Proposal: Outlining the understanding of the ToR, proposed methodology, work plan, and team composition (with CVs attached).

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Child Rights Issues AnalysisIndigenous Communities ResearchEnvironmental Degradation AnalysisClimate Change Vulnerabilities AssessmentSocial Services Access EvaluationChild, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM) ResearchBudget Allocation AnalysisGender AnalysisPolicy AnalysisPublic Financial Allocation EvaluationReport WritingResearch DesignData CollectionData AnalysisStakeholder EngagementCommunicationProblem-SolvingAnalytical SkillsQuantitative ResearchQualitative Research

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My Village (MVi) is a Cambodian non-profit-non-government-organization was founded in November 2006 and officially registered with Ministry of Interior on 25th January 2007.MVi is working in northeast provinces of Cambodia, particular in Mondulkiri and Stung Treng Province. The MVi working on Natural Resource Management (NAM), the Modern Agricultural Production and Market (MAP), Climate Change and Community Renewable Energy Options (CRE), Social Accountability (SAC), the Organization Sustainability (SU). To improve the livelihoods and economic conditions of Indigenous, vulnerable communities. Strengthen indigenous and local communities to become competent, fully recognized, and accountable local institutions for natural resource management and local development. The main MVi development endeavor is to promote Indigenous and local communities to have more ownership and a better quality of life.

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BTDC-ID: 41316 CLOSING DATE: 04-Sep-2026 Expected Outputs Consultancy for Situation Analysis of Child Rights Issues in Indigenous Contact Details OFFICE ADDRESS #90, St.
304, Sangkat Boeng Keng Kang Ti Pir, Khan Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh, Cambodia CONTACT NAME Mr. SING Koemsen PHONE 088 808 8933 096 808 8933 EMAIL TO: [email protected] WEBSITE www.mvicambodia.org/ Announcement Description My Village (MVi) is a Cambodian nonprofit, non-government organization that was founded in November 2006 and officially registered with the Ministry of Interior on 25th January 2007.
MVi is operating its programs in the northeast provinces of Cambodia, particularly in Mondulkiri, Kratie, and Stung Treng.
With financial support from Save the Children (SCi), MVi has a project: SIDA 2.0 CSO Project Civil Society Strengthening Programme for Children’s Rights which is effective from 1 Nov 2025 to 31 December 2028.
This project aims to empower civil society actors, including children, to claim civic space and hold duty-bearers accountable for child rights through improved laws, policies, CSOs collaboration, and GEDSI capacity.
This is achieved through enhancing the capacity of civil society actors and children to monitor, report, and follow up on commitments via shadow reports, monitoring initiatives, and joint actions and strengthening their ability to actively influence policies, laws, budgets, and services through strategic recommendations, regional advocacy, and core organizational support.
As part of its commitment to safeguarding vulnerable populations, MVi is initiating a comprehensive study to examine the state of child rights among indigenous communities in 12 villages, four communes, and 1 district, Mondulkiri Province.
To understand these child rights issues in indigenous communities, MVi is seeking a qualified national consultant/research team to conduct a situation analysis of child rights, including indigenous children related to environmental degradation, changing climatic conditions, limited access to quality social services, traditional social norms, Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM), and budget allocation for child rights.
Expected Outputs Consultancy for Situation Analysis of Child Rights Issues in Indigenous CAREER CATEGORY: Consultancies LOCATION: Mondul Kiri Province SUMMARY Research Title Situation Analysis of Child Rights Issues in Indigenous Communities of Mondulkiri Province: Climate Vulnerabilities, Social Services, Child Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM), and Public Budget Allocation Research Objectives Main Objective To investigate the child rights situation in 12 indigenous communities of Mondulkiri Province—with a specific focus on child, early, and forced marriage (CEFM); climate change; access to social services; and public financial allocation through a gender-disaggregated lens.
Specific Objectives To analyze child rights issues, with a primary focus on Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM), alongside vulnerabilities related to climate, environment, and social services, applying a comparative gender analysis between boys and girls.
To examine the extent and quality of children’s participation and engagement in addressing child rights issues—specifically Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM), climate vulnerabilities, and access to social services—through a comparative gender lens.
To evaluate public investments and policy responses dedicated to preventing CEFM and safeguarding child rights within indigenous communities (in 2025).
To examine the allocation and utilization of social sector budgets targeting child rights issues, with particular emphasis on funding for child protection, community awareness, and the prevention of CEFM and access to services (in 2025).
Please click attachement below for more information.
Eligibility Education: Advanced degree (Master’s or higher) in Social Sciences, Development Studies, Gender Studies, Law, Public Policy, Economics, or a related field.
Experience: Minimum of 5–7 years of professional experience in conducting social research, situation analyses, or baseline studies, preferably in Cambodia.
Demonstrated expertise in child rights, child protection, and specifically addressing Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM).
Proven experience working with indigenous communities and understanding indigenous rights and cultural contexts.
Expertise in public financial management, budget tracking, or policy analysis.
Skills: Strong analytical, qualitative/quantitative research, and technical report-writing skills in English (proficiency in Khmer or local indigenous languages is a strong asset).
Submission Requirements Interested candidates/firms should submit the following documents to MVi: Expression of interest (EoI), and curriculum vitae detailing score competency and relevant work experiences Technical Proposal: Outlining the understanding of the ToR, proposed methodology, work plan, and team composition (with CVs attached).