Training of Local Responders

The Norwegian Refugee Council invites bids for Training of Local Responders. Bids close on 06 September 2026. NRC publishes its international tender announcements openly; the submission address and any Terms of Reference are given in the notice.

The Request for Proposal reference: RFP-SD-PZU-097 Published 01. Sep 2026 Updated 02. Sep 2026 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL – NRC SUDAN – TERMS OF REFERENCE (TOR) FOR Training of Local Responders Since the onset of the crisis in April 2023, Eastern Sudan has not been destroyed by direct conflict, but its cities are pushed to their limits under the weight of displacement and the spiralling economic crisis. The humanitarian response to date has focused on the most visible places of displacement, with support almost exclusively channelled to gathering sites established in schools and other public facilities. As a result, IDPs living in urban centres outside these sites—including those accommodated by host communities—have received little to no assistance, potentially straining relations between displaced and host communities. Local responders continue to face significant financial, operational, and technical capacity gaps, including inconsistent funding, inadequate logistics, and limited skills in proposal writing, reporting, monitoring, and administrative management. PROCESS FOR APPLICATION We are opened to provide further information (background of this assignment/consultancy, generic terms & conditions, information on award process) upon request. Deadline for submission: 6 September 2026 at 16:00 (GMT +2). Complete Proposal documents must be submitted by email for submission: [contact details removed] RFP-SD-PZU-097.docx 87.2 KB Training of Local Responders The Request for Proposal reference: RFP-SD-PZU-097 Published 01. Sep 2026 Updated 02. Sep 2026 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL – NRC SUDAN – TERMS OF REFERENCE (TOR) FOR Training of Local Responders Since the onset of the crisis in April 2023, Eastern Sudan has not been destroyed by direct conflict, but its cities are pushed to their limits under the weight of displacement and the spiralling economic crisis. The humanitarian response to date has focused on the most visible places of displacement, with support almost exclusively channelled to gathering sites established in schools and other public facilities. As a result, IDPs living in urban centres outside these sites—including those accommodated by host communities—have received little to no assistance, potentially straining relations between displaced and host communities. Local responders continue to face significant financial, operational, and technical capacity gaps, including inconsistent funding, inadequate logistics, and limited skills in proposal writing, reporting, monitoring, and administrative management. PROCESS FOR APPLICATION We are opened to provide further information (background of this assignment/consultancy, generic terms & conditions, information on award process) upon request. Deadline for submission: 6 September 2026 at 16:00 (GMT +2). Complete Proposal documents must be submitted by email for submission: [contact details removed] RFP-SD-PZU-097.docx 87.2 KB