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Request for Proposals - Aurat Foundation

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selecting the women workers’ group. GEP will engage with another entity at the national level to<br />

design and develop the training modules. This engagement will be supported by GEP through a<br />

separate sub-grant. These modules will be utilized in workshops held across the provinces in all<br />

the select districts, effectively raising awareness and understanding of women workers regarding<br />

their labor rights. Various sub-categories/industries where women are working would be targeted<br />

and the geographical spread of the workshops would correlate to the working women population<br />

split in each region.<br />

Preference will be given to organizations that propose cost-effective options achieving the<br />

deliverables under the sub-grants.<br />

Suggested time period: 12 months<br />

Minimum suggested outputs:<br />

Context analysis of the select women workers’ groups based upon the district and<br />

provincial scenarios<br />

5 training workshops held <strong>for</strong> women workers <strong>for</strong> 25-30 women workers in each<br />

workshop<br />

One group of women workers’ (from <strong>for</strong>mal and in<strong>for</strong>mal sectors, both) representative is<br />

<strong>for</strong>med at the regional level and linkage of <strong>for</strong>mal sector women workers with the trade<br />

unions<br />

Vocation-specific and/or district/provincial <strong>for</strong>ums <strong>for</strong> women workers established and at<br />

least three conventions held of these <strong>for</strong>ums<br />

The employers (from <strong>for</strong>mal sector) are engaged to build their understanding on Sexual<br />

Harassment Act and women friendly HR policies in place<br />

Establish linkages between the women worker <strong>for</strong>ums and the provincial departments of<br />

Labor<br />

Who should apply<br />

NGOs, CBOs, advocacy groups and training institutions are encouraged to apply <strong>for</strong> this subgrant.<br />

4. Awareness-raising and policy advocacy on women’s rights and labor laws <strong>for</strong> women<br />

workers (one sub-grant up to $75,000)<br />

Sub-grant 198: National<br />

This grant is to act as a coordinating body linked to the district-level advocacy grants outlined<br />

above. The sub-grant aims at:<br />

Undertaking a thorough analysis of labor policies, women workers related legal provisions<br />

and lacunas in the existing legislation regarding women working in <strong>for</strong>mal and in<strong>for</strong>mal<br />

sector of the economy<br />

Developing a module that encompasses concepts of women’s rights and labor laws<br />

(distinct in<strong>for</strong>mation as applicable to <strong>for</strong>mal vs. in<strong>for</strong>mal women workers)<br />

Playing a coordination role <strong>for</strong> the district level sub-grantees<br />

Arranging ToTs of the sub-grantees from select districts<br />

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