Foundational Research to Inform an Approach to Respond to Gender-Based Violence: Stage 2

• Country: Canada
• Summary: Foundational Research to Inform an Approach to Respond to Gender-Based Violence: Stage 2
• CAT Ref No: 116142606
• Deadline: 30 Apr 2025
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: CSWB-012
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• Description:
• This Request for Proposal (RFP) is an invitation by the Government of Saskatchewan (GOS) to prospective Proponents to provide Submissions for the provision of RFP # CSWB-012, Foundational Research to Inform an Approach to Respond to Gender-Based Violence in Saskatchewan: Stage 2 as further described in the RFP Particulars (Appendix A). The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General, Community Safety and Well-Being (CSWB) Branch, is responsible for addressing and reducing the incidences and effects of interpersonal violence and abuse. Long-term Goal The GOS aims to develop a detailed Theory of Change model for Saskatchewan to disrupt gender-based violence. This will occur in three stages: Stage 1: Service mapping of gender-based violence Services in Saskatchewan. The gender-based violence service mapping aims to identify, categorize, and organize the various services available within Saskatchewan that respond to gender-based violence in any capacity. This service mapping will seek to determine the specific scope of services offered to support victims or perpetrators of gender-based violence and create a user-friendly tool that maps them. Stage 2 (this RFP): Research that outlines the reasons behind the high rates of gender-based violence in Saskatchewan specifically. The research will identify trends of gender-based violence in the province and provide geographic mapping of how, where, and when gender-based violence occurs to help identify who is most at risk in a Saskatchewan-specific context. The first two stages of the project will inform the last. Stage 3: Development of a Theory of Change model for Saskatchewan to inform an approach to disrupt gender-based violence.
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