Description du poste
Terms of Reference Purpose: CARE Deutschland is planning to submit a funding proposal under the Citizens, Equality, Rights, and Values (CERV) Programme – to respond to the needs of women and girls affected by Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV) under Priority 1 for Supporting intermediary organisations (providing financial support to civil society organisations) working in the fields of gender-based violence. The project will be implemented in Germany, through the domestic department of CARE Deutschland, as well as in Ukraine, through the country office CARE Ukraine. It aims at aligning approaches and joint learning, and depending on its final orientation will focus on a specific risk or thematic area within the field of SGBV. This can be psychosocial support and trauma-sensitive support for survivors or also address further needs, which will be identified. In Germany, subgranting will be provided for women-led organizations working with refugees, whilst in Ukraine, focus will be on areas away from the frontline but in remote or underfunded areas. Alongside financial support, capacity building will be provided to subgrantees for instance to facilitate linkages to formal support systems, establish reliable referral pathways and enhance grassroot organisations’ position within the general support system. CARE is looking for a consultant to support the project development process and draft the proposal. Objective: To develop and successfully submit a proposal to the EU CERV call (deadline for call submission: 5th November 2026). Area of Focus: Germany and Ukraine Duration: Between 1st October – 6th November 2025 (approx. 10 working days, remote). Application Deadline: - 30 September 2026 Background: The call for proposals is part of the European Union’s broader commitment under the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (CERV) to prevent and combat all forms of violence, with a particular focus on gender-based violence and violence against children. The CERV-2026-DAPHNE call supports actions that contribute to the prevention of violence, the protection and support of victims and survivors, and the strengthening of systems and practices that respond effectively to violence against women, children, young people and other groups at risk. The call is implemented within the framework of the CERV Programme and addresses five thematic priorities covering diff...