UN WOMEN 2015 CALL FOR PROPOSALS CONCEPT NOTE FORM. Please review the Call for Proposals document carefully before completing the Concept Note Form

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UN WOMEN 2015 CALL FOR PROPOSALS CONCEPT NOTE FORM Please review the Call for Proposals document carefully before completing the Concept Note Form I. Organisation Information A. Organization contact Organisation name* Address Email Telephone number City Country Website Fax number *Do not use acronyms. In case there is more than one organisation applying, only the name of the organisation that will be responsible for project management and contractual obligations (the lead organisation). There will be an opportunity to list names of co-applicants later B. Primary contact person C. Secondary contact person Title Ms Mrs Mr Dr Title Ms Mrs Mr Dr First Name First Name Last Name Last Name Job Title Job Title Email* Email* *Please include an email address that will remain active for at least one year as all application updates will be sent via email. D. Type of organisation (select one) o Government o Civil Society (select one) Women s Human Rights Men s Development Youth Humanitarian Faith Based Other o Academic/Research o Professional Association o Other Is the organisation non-governmental organisation? Yes No Does the organisation have a legal status in the country of operation Yes No Is the organisatiion applying on behalf of a network or coalition Yes No List the key networks the organisation is part of (maximum 60 words) What is the mission and main focus area of the organisation? (maximum 60 words) For Civil Society Organizations Only Please list your major donors (maximum 60 words) 1

E. Level at which the organization operates Community-based/grassroots Sub-national (ie. Province, district) Regional Local National International F. Annual Organizational Budget (US dollars) Estimated resources allocated for women s economic empowerment (in US$) 2012 2013 2014 G. Has the organisation previously applied for a UN Women Grant H. Has the organization previously received a UN Women Grant I. UN Women may share the organization information provided in this section with other donors. Please state whether your organization consents to this information being shared. Yes, I consent to the information provided in this section being shared with other donors No, I do not consent to the information provided in this section being shared with other donors II. Project Focus A. Level of proposed intervention Community Local Sub-national (province, district) National B. Interventions for Women s Economic Empowerment Working with microfinance institutions that provide microfinancing to women to mainstream gender into their institutional policies Working with parastatals that provide microfinancing to women to mainstream gender into their institutional policies Provide comprehensive business planning and business management training to targeted women s groups in rural areas with potential to moving from livelihoods to the development of small business Provide targeted women s groups with the technical knowledge and skills on how to add value to the products produced and how to access markets Provide technical knowledge and skills to women on how to use appropriate, accessible and affordable ICTs to enhance their businesses and entreprenuership C. Interventions for National Accountability on Gender Equality and Women s Empowerment Build the capacity of civil society to develop and use innovative tools to monitor accountability to gender equality and women s empowerment at macro and micro levels. Work with Local authorities to develop gender responsive plans and budgets for effective service delivery to women, men, girls and boys in communities. Conduct research to establish the trends in financing for gender equality in Zimbabwe. Conduct gender audits of the budgets of key sector ministries to inform evidence-based advocacy Development of gender-responsive budget advocacy programmes 2

D. Primary Beneficiaries (main characteristics) Age Social-Economic Level Adolescents (10-19) Low Young women (20-24) Medium Adult women High Elderly women (60 and above) Location Urban Rural E. Secondary Beneficiaries with whom you will work in order to change the lives of the primary beneficiaries (you may select a maximum of four). Please enter the approximate number of secondary beneficiaries you expect to reach through this initiative. Civil society organisations (including NGOs) Community-based groups/members Educational professionals (i.e teachers, educators) Faith based organisations Men and/or boys General public/community at large Government officials (i.e decision makers, policy implementers) Health professionals Journalists/Media Legal officers (i.e lawyers, procecuters, judges) Total number of beneficiaries: Please select only those categories that are relevant to the intervention F. Strategies/areas of intervention (you may select a maximum of four). Mobilizing communities Working with institutions to (establishing self-help groups, develop accountability community watch groups, etc.) systems Employing Information, Changing individual Education and Communication knowledge and attitudes (IEC) Building Fostering coalitions and partnerships/coalitions networks Developing capacities of Public outreach/awarenessraising community groups and leaders Location Parliamentarians Private sector employers Social welfare/workers Other Conducting research, data collection and analysis Enhancing capacities of government officials and decision-makers Monitoring implementation Other Please select only those categories that are relevant to the intervention. The above categories are only an example of the many strategies/areas of interventions your proposal may utilise. You are encouraged to specify any additional strategies in the Other field. G. Laws, Policies and Action Plans The project will be contributing to the implementation of: (select all that apply) Laws Title(s) Year(s) Policy(ies) Title(s) Year(s) Action Plan(s) Title(s) Year(s) Describe the law(s), policy(ies) or plans: Include information on the specific national and/or local law(s), policy(ies) and action plans and challenges to its implementation. Briefly describe how the proposed intervention will make a difference in the implementation. (maximum 250 words) 3

III. Project description A. Project Summary In three sentences each, please provide the following (maximum 100 words): 1) Justification (why): Justify your proposed project, referring to the evidences of gaps, issues and needs identified from previous initiatives, needs assessments, research and/or evaluations 2) Results (what): Describe what results your proposed project is aiming to achieve. 3) Strategy (how): Describe the strategies that will be employed to achieve the intended results. B. Title C. Duration 18 months D. Project start date* ----/---/--- Project End date: ---/---/--- (day/month/year) (day/month/year) E. Total amount requested in (US$) F. Total contribution from applicants G. Total project budget (in US$) H. Implementing partners/participating agencies. Please list all the implementing partners of the project, starting with the lead organisation (maximum 50 words) *The estimated start date if the first quarter of 2015 I. Problem Analysis (maximum 300 words) Briefly describe the main problem the project aims to address. Include information on the specific national and/or local law(s), policy(ies) and action plan(s) and challenges to their implementation. Include relevant statistical information to illustrate the problem and justify the need for the intervention. Kindly cite references where applicable. J. Which social actors does the project seek to engage with and influence (maximum 300 words) Who are the individuals, groups, organizations and institutions with whom the project interacts directly and with whom the project can anticipate opportunities for influence/change? K. Why does the project want to engage with and influence the stated social actors? (maximum 300 words) Please explain what changes in relationships, actions, behaviours, policies and practices of these actors can be anticipated. Why are these changes important to achieve? L. How does the project aim to engage with and influence the stated social actors (maximum 500 words) Please explain how the project activities can be logically linked, either directly or indirectly, to the anticipated changes described above. Provide details of strategies, tools, techniques, and resources that will be used to contribute to the desired change. 4

M. To what outcome in the field of women s empowerment will the project contribute through its engagement with social actors (maximum 500 words) What is the project s overall vision for change? What are the anticipated outcomes of strategies employed by the project N. The Project will be: (select one) Piloting a promising approach (maximum 500 words) Describe the need for a new approach and its promise in influencing the social actors stated above. What aspects of past strategies did not work, and what will be incorporated (for example, old lessons learnt) into the project? How the approach will be tested, monitored and documented to build as a model? Up-scaling a promising or already proven approach (maximum 500 words) Please specify the past outcomes achieved by the approach (social actors influenced, in what way they were influenced, what changes occurred in social actors). Explain why upscaling activities will help in consolidating past results, and how the project will augment the proven approach. Piloting and up-scaling (maximum 500 words) Please explain which elements of the proposed project are piloting (new) and which ones are upscaling (expanding past proven methodologies). Why are these elements being combined? How will each contribute to the outcomes the project aims to achieve? O. Monitoring and Evaluation Plan (maximum 400 words) Provide details of how baseline data will be collected, and how the project will be documented, monitored and evaluated. Please indicate plans to enhance the evaluability of the proposed project, specifying what oversight mechanisms will be in place to monitor and report on results. IV. Organizational Capacity A. Technical expertise (maximum 225 words) Include information on proven record of programming to address women s economic empowerment and the track record of success in influencing similar social actors. Please give examples from past positive outcomes. B. Partnerships and coordination (maximum 225 words) Indicate the roles and responsibilities of the co-applicants and key implementing partners, and specific components of the project they will implement. Explain synergies and coordination with existing initiatives to economically empower women. *Concept notes should reflect coordination and partnerships among government and civil society, especially women s groups and networks. 5

V. Project Budget This should be submitted in a separate attachment using the template for the Concept note budget VI. Required attachments A. Legal Registration VII. Optional Attachments A. Endorsement/Support letter Please attach a letter of endorsement from another key stakeholder (for example, a previous beneficiary of your organization, a former or current partner organization, co-implementing partner of proposed intervention, etc) 6