{"bekendtgoerelseNoegle":{"noticeId":{"value":"87659d2e-b578-4aab-97e4-d192c75f09d2"},"noticeVersion":{"value":"01"},"noticePublicationNumber":{}},"htmlDA":"\n\n \n 1 Køber1.1 KøberOfficielt navn: Red Barnet\n Køberens retlige status: Organisation, der tildeler en kontrakt, som modtager subsidier fra en ordregivende myndighed\n \n \n 2 Procedure2.1 ProcedureTitel: Consultancy for study on Building the Evidence Base for Shifting Operational Models\n for Locally Led Action\n Beskrivelse: Drastic cuts in aid budgets present a timely opportunity to rethink aid delivery for\n greater efficiency and impact. Research by the Share Trust highlights the cost-effectiveness\n of local intermediaries in aid delivery, with growing support for shifting power and\n resources to national and local actors. Despite sector-wide commitments to localisation,\n including the Grand Bargain, progress towards genuinely locally led aid remains limited.
Save\n the Children (SC) has made localisation a strategic priority, empowering local and\n national actors to lead humanitarian and development efforts. Aligned with the Grand\n Bargain, SC’s policy commits to allocating at least 25% of humanitarian funding to\n local actors and an additional 10% to cover indirect costs and capacity strengthening\n - aiming for 7% and 3%, respectively. The policy also emphasizes equitable partnerships,\n increased local leadership in coordination, strengthened preparedness, and support\n that complements rather than replaces local systems.
To contribute to informed\n decision-making and explore viable alternatives for restructuring aid delivery, Save\n the Children Denmark (SCD) seeks consultancy support to research how diverse operational\n models can better localise aid.
Objective of the Consultancy
Build an\n evidence base on the value of different operational models that shift power and funding\n to local actors, informing SC’s strategic decisions and broader sector-wide advocacy.
Key\n Goals
Review existing SC operational models and other models across the sector,\n referencing SC’s report “Advancing Localisation: Comparative Analysis of Save the\n Children’s Operating Models.”
Assess the potential of selected models in\n key countries to drive transformational change using a multi-criteria decision analysis\n (MCDA).
Provide evidence-based recommendations to SC and the wider sector\n on adopting effective, cost-efficient models that promote local agency.
Feed\n findings into the Share Trust’s broader research and advocacy on alternative aid delivery\n models.
For additional information, please reach out to Katja Rosenstock\n kr@redbarnet.dk\n Identifikator for proceduren: 0eaf960c-eb4b-4190-9e77-9e67ee550fac\n 2.1.1 FormålKontraktens hovedformål: Tjenesteydelser\n Primær klassifikation (cpv): 73000000 Forsknings- og udviklingsvirksomhed og hermed beslægtet konsulentvirksomhed\n \n \n 2.1.4 Generelle oplysninger\n Indkøb under tærskelværdien med grænseoverskridende interesse\n \n \n \n 5 Delkontrakt5.1 Teknisk ID for delkontrakten: LOT-0001Titel: Consultancy for study on Building the Evidence Base for Shifting Operational Models\n for Locally Led Action\n Beskrivelse: Drastic cuts in aid budgets present a timely opportunity to rethink aid delivery for\n greater efficiency and impact. Research by the Share Trust highlights the cost-effectiveness\n of local intermediaries in aid delivery, with growing support for shifting power and\n resources to national and local actors. Despite sector-wide commitments to localisation,\n including the Grand Bargain, progress towards genuinely locally led aid remains limited.
Save\n the Children (SC) has made localisation a strategic priority, empowering local and\n national actors to lead humanitarian and development efforts. Aligned with the Grand\n Bargain, SC’s policy commits to allocating at least 25% of humanitarian funding to\n local actors and an additional 10% to cover indirect costs and capacity strengthening\n - aiming for 7% and 3%, respectively. The policy also emphasizes equitable partnerships,\n increased local leadership in coordination, strengthened preparedness, and support\n that complements rather than replaces local systems.
To contribute to informed\n decision-making and explore viable alternatives for restructuring aid delivery, Save\n the Children Denmark (SCD) seeks consultancy support to research how diverse operational\n models can better localise aid.
Objective of the Consultancy
Build an\n evidence base on the value of different operational models that shift power and funding\n to local actors, informing SC’s strategic decisions and broader sector-wide advocacy.
Key\n Goals
Review existing SC operational models and other models across the sector,\n referencing SC’s report “Advancing Localisation: Comparative Analysis of Save the\n Children’s Operating Models.”
Assess the potential of selected models in\n key countries to drive transformational change using a multi-criteria decision analysis\n (MCDA).
Provide evidence-based recommendations to SC and the wider sector\n on adopting effective, cost-efficient models that promote local agency.
Feed\n findings into the Share Trust’s broader research and advocacy on alternative aid delivery\n models.
For additional information, please reach out to Katja Rosenstock\n kr@redbarnet.dk\n 5.1.1 FormålKontraktens hovedformål: Tjenesteydelser\n Primær klassifikation (cpv): 73000000 Forsknings- og udviklingsvirksomhed og hermed beslægtet konsulentvirksomhed\n \n 5.1.2 Udførelsessted\n \n \n 5.1.5 VærdiAnslået værdi eksklusiv moms: 400.000 Dansk krone\n \n 5.1.11 UdbudsdokumenterAdresse på udbudsdokumenterne: https://api.udbud.dk/udbud/vedhaeftning/87659d2e-b578-4aab-97e4-d192c75f09d2/01/fil/f396b343-0420-43ed-9fee-ce8fe881c0d4/TOR_-_Consultancy_for_study_on_Building_the_Evidence_Base_for_Shifting_Operational_Models_for_Locally_Led_Action.pdf\n \n \n \n 8 Organisationer8.1 ORG-0001Officielt navn: Red Barnet\n Registreringsnummer: 63407216\n Postadresse: Gammel Kongevej 60 \n \n \n Landsdel (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)\n \n Denne organisations roller:\n \n \n \n 11 Oplysninger om bekendtgørelsen11.1 Oplysninger om bekendtgørelsenBekendtgørelsens ID: 87659d2e-b578-4aab-97e4-d192c75f09d2 - 01\n Formulartype: Konkurrencevilkår\n Bekendtgørelsestype: Annoncering\n Afsendelsesdato for bekendtgørelsen: 10-07-2025 14:44 +02:00\n Dato for afsendelse af bekendtgørelsen (eSender): 10-07-2025 14:44 +02:00\n Bekendtgørelsens officielle sprog: dansk \n \n 11.2 Oplysninger om offentliggørelsenOffentliggørelsesdato: 10-07-2025 14:44 +02:00\n \n \n \n","htmlEN":"\n\n \n 1 Buyer1.1 BuyerOfficial name: Red Barnet\n Legal type of the buyer: Organisation awarding a contract subsidised by a contracting authority\n \n \n 2 Procedure2.1 ProcedureTitle: Consultancy for study on Building the Evidence Base for Shifting Operational Models\n for Locally Led Action\n Description: Drastic cuts in aid budgets present a timely opportunity to rethink aid delivery for\n greater efficiency and impact. Research by the Share Trust highlights the cost-effectiveness\n of local intermediaries in aid delivery, with growing support for shifting power and\n resources to national and local actors. Despite sector-wide commitments to localisation,\n including the Grand Bargain, progress towards genuinely locally led aid remains limited.
Save\n the Children (SC) has made localisation a strategic priority, empowering local and\n national actors to lead humanitarian and development efforts. Aligned with the Grand\n Bargain, SC’s policy commits to allocating at least 25% of humanitarian funding to\n local actors and an additional 10% to cover indirect costs and capacity strengthening\n - aiming for 7% and 3%, respectively. The policy also emphasizes equitable partnerships,\n increased local leadership in coordination, strengthened preparedness, and support\n that complements rather than replaces local systems.
To contribute to informed\n decision-making and explore viable alternatives for restructuring aid delivery, Save\n the Children Denmark (SCD) seeks consultancy support to research how diverse operational\n models can better localise aid.
Objective of the Consultancy
Build an\n evidence base on the value of different operational models that shift power and funding\n to local actors, informing SC’s strategic decisions and broader sector-wide advocacy.
Key\n Goals
Review existing SC operational models and other models across the sector,\n referencing SC’s report “Advancing Localisation: Comparative Analysis of Save the\n Children’s Operating Models.”
Assess the potential of selected models in\n key countries to drive transformational change using a multi-criteria decision analysis\n (MCDA).
Provide evidence-based recommendations to SC and the wider sector\n on adopting effective, cost-efficient models that promote local agency.
Feed\n findings into the Share Trust’s broader research and advocacy on alternative aid delivery\n models.
For additional information, please reach out to Katja Rosenstock\n kr@redbarnet.dk\n Procedure identifier: 0eaf960c-eb4b-4190-9e77-9e67ee550fac\n 2.1.1 PurposeMain nature of the contract: Services\n Main classification (cpv): 73000000 Research and development services and related consultancy services\n \n 2.1.2 Place of performance\n \n 2.1.4 General information\n Procurement below threshold with cross-border interest\n \n \n \n 5 Lot5.1 Lot technical ID: LOT-0001Title: Consultancy for study on Building the Evidence Base for Shifting Operational Models\n for Locally Led Action\n Description: Drastic cuts in aid budgets present a timely opportunity to rethink aid delivery for\n greater efficiency and impact. Research by the Share Trust highlights the cost-effectiveness\n of local intermediaries in aid delivery, with growing support for shifting power and\n resources to national and local actors. Despite sector-wide commitments to localisation,\n including the Grand Bargain, progress towards genuinely locally led aid remains limited.
Save\n the Children (SC) has made localisation a strategic priority, empowering local and\n national actors to lead humanitarian and development efforts. Aligned with the Grand\n Bargain, SC’s policy commits to allocating at least 25% of humanitarian funding to\n local actors and an additional 10% to cover indirect costs and capacity strengthening\n - aiming for 7% and 3%, respectively. The policy also emphasizes equitable partnerships,\n increased local leadership in coordination, strengthened preparedness, and support\n that complements rather than replaces local systems.
To contribute to informed\n decision-making and explore viable alternatives for restructuring aid delivery, Save\n the Children Denmark (SCD) seeks consultancy support to research how diverse operational\n models can better localise aid.
Objective of the Consultancy
Build an\n evidence base on the value of different operational models that shift power and funding\n to local actors, informing SC’s strategic decisions and broader sector-wide advocacy.
Key\n Goals
Review existing SC operational models and other models across the sector,\n referencing SC’s report “Advancing Localisation: Comparative Analysis of Save the\n Children’s Operating Models.”
Assess the potential of selected models in\n key countries to drive transformational change using a multi-criteria decision analysis\n (MCDA).
Provide evidence-based recommendations to SC and the wider sector\n on adopting effective, cost-efficient models that promote local agency.
Feed\n findings into the Share Trust’s broader research and advocacy on alternative aid delivery\n models.
For additional information, please reach out to Katja Rosenstock\n kr@redbarnet.dk\n 5.1.1 PurposeMain nature of the contract: Services\n Main classification (cpv): 73000000 Research and development services and related consultancy services\n \n 5.1.2 Place of performance\n \n \n 5.1.5 ValueEstimated value excluding VAT: 400.000 Danish krone\n \n 5.1.11 Procurement documentsAddress of the procurement documents: https://api.udbud.dk/udbud/vedhaeftning/87659d2e-b578-4aab-97e4-d192c75f09d2/01/fil/f396b343-0420-43ed-9fee-ce8fe881c0d4/TOR_-_Consultancy_for_study_on_Building_the_Evidence_Base_for_Shifting_Operational_Models_for_Locally_Led_Action.pdf\n \n \n \n 8 Organisations8.1 ORG-0001Official name: Red Barnet\n Registration number: 63407216\n Postal address: Gammel Kongevej 60 \n \n \n Country subdivision (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)\n \n Roles of this organisation:\n \n \n \n 11 Notice information11.1 Notice informationNotice identifier/version: 87659d2e-b578-4aab-97e4-d192c75f09d2 - 01\n \n Notice type: Contract notice\n Notice dispatch date: 10-07-2025 14:44 +02:00\n Notice dispatch date (eSender): 10-07-2025 14:44 +02:00\n Languages in which this notice is officially available: Danish \n \n 11.2 Publication informationPublication Date: 10-07-2025 14:44 +02:00\n \n \n \n","opsummeringDA":{"card":{"titel":"Consultancy for study on Building the Evidence Base for Shifting Operational Models for Locally Led Action","ordregiver":"Red Barnet","ordregiverId":"63407216","ordregiverIdDatavasket":"63407216","publiceringsdato":"2025-07-10T14:44:36+02:00","cpvKode":"73000000","cpvTitel":"Forsknings- og udviklingsvirksomhed og hermed beslægtet konsulentvirksomhed","formulartype":"Konkurrencevilkår","formulartypeKode":"competition","tidsfrister":[],"alleOrdregivere":["Red Barnet"],"anslaaetVaerdiValuta":"DKK","beskrivelse":"Drastic cuts in aid budgets present a timely opportunity to rethink aid delivery for greater efficiency and impact. 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