UNFPA works closely with the Department of Health (DOH) in ensuring that the Minimum Initial Service Package for Sexual and Reproductive Health (MISP for SRH) is a set of priority activities implemented at the onset of an emergency and disaster situations. It is designed to promote safe motherhood and sexual reproductive health; and to prevent and manage the consequences of gender-based and sexual violence; prevent maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity; reduce Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) transmission that usually increase in these situations.

MISP provides a globally recognized framework for prioritizing essential SRH interventions in humanitarian settings. To further promote and strengthen the capability building initiatives on MISP in the Philippines, a module will be developed based on the core MISP objectives and with reference to local policies and context/example.

Cognizant of the goals of the Universal Health Care (UHC) Act for comprehensive and progressive reforms and the 8 Point Action Agenda which defines the country’s vision, policy direction, and strategic objectives needed to accelerate the achievement of UHC to further build health system resilience against future public health emergencies, there is a need to enhance the capability of the human resources for health on specialized training.

Expected Deliverables

Finalization of the Localized MISP for SRH Training Module

Note: All deliverables to be provided in electronic format saved in flash drive and Google Drive for backup purposes to be shared to the Main Focal / DOH Program Managers

Scope of Work

1. Development of the module for the localized MISP for SRH, aligned on the core MISP objectives; Facilitator’s Guide / Training Manual

Deliverables (40 days)

1. Electronic format of the Training Manual by using the gathered recommendations and insights from the Consultative Workshop and Pre-Testing conducted in 2023. (10 days)
2. Facilitator’s Guide. To be used by facilitators during training and as future reference. (10 days)
3. Final deliverable for the approval of UNFPA. (20 days)

electronic, hard copy etc.):

This engagement is within a maximum of three months starting December 2024. Payment will be made at any given time within the effectivity of the contract once the following conditions are met:

50 % of the professional fee – Submission of Draft MISP module

50 % of the professional fee – Approved Final MISP module

Education

A Master’s Degree is required with a university degree in Public Health, Medicine, Health Sciences, Gender Studies, related Social Sciences, or any other relevant field of study, with at least 5 years of applicable experience.

Knowledge and Experience

• MISP: Deep understanding of the MISP guidelines and their practical application in diverse emergency contexts with at least five (5) years of experience on MISP for SRH or its component services, DRRM-H, Capability Building Development, Module and IEC Development, etc.
• Philippine Health System: Comprehensive knowledge of the country’s health system, disaster management structures, and cultural nuances.
• Module Development and Training: Proven experience in designing and developing engaging training materials and modules for healthcare professionals.

Values

• Exemplifying integrity
• Demonstrating commitment to UNFPA and the UN system
• Embracing cultural diversity
• Embracing change

Competencies

•  Achieving results,
• Bring accountable,
• Thinking analytically and strategically,
• Communicating for impact

Functional Competencies

• Conceptual innovation in the provision of technical expertise;
• Leveraging the relevant resources of national governments and partners;
• Job knowledge/technical expertise
• Ability to collaborate with technical experts, consultants, and content authorities.

1. Provision of relevant documents
2. Provision of technical inputs
3. Coordination with DOH-HEMB