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Mexico Prosperity Fund - Gender Baselining for the Energy sector in Mexico

FOREIGN & COMMONWEALTH OFFICE Published 10 Oct 2018 Contracts Finder

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Value£24,900
Statusactive
Category (CPV) 73000000 +1 more
Deadline5 Nov 2018
Contract start12 Nov 2018
Contract end31 Mar 2019
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-00f06a85-d1d8-4a71-8325-2661628b1ad4

description

The British Embassy in Mexico City ("the Authority") wishes to secure the services of experts to conduct a gender baselining study to provide key information for the delivery of the Energy Strand of the Mexico Prosperity Fund programme. This study aims to provide both a quantitative and qualitative analysis of gender equality in a specific area of the energy sector in Mexico in order to determine potential area of work for the Energy strand of the Mexico Prosperity Fund programme. It also aims to increase awareness and visibility of social inclusion issues in the sector and to promote the work of national and international organisations in tackling the issue. The main objective of this study is to 'Map the current participation of women in the energy sector in the states of Tabasco, Nuevo Leon, Campeche, Veracruz, Jalisco and Sonora, including the identification of barriers to entry and the challenges faced by women, with data disaggregated by level of seniority and sub-sector (Oil & Gas, Electricity, Renewables and Energy Efficiency)'.

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24 Oct 2018 Tender amendment (tenderAmendment) · c778c055-8f2e-4d53-a0d7-3ec9470913a9-248434

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