The Council of Europe will implement the second phase of the JUSTROM Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller Women[1] in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania from 1 April 2018 until 31 March 2019. In that context, it is looking for Provider(s) of consultancy services as National Coordinator for the JUSTROM2 Programme in Bulgaria to be requested by the Council on an as needed basis.

This tender procedure is a restricted consultation procedure. In accordance with Rule 1333 of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe[2], the Organisation shall invite to tender at least three potential providers for any purchase between €2,000 (or €5,000 for intellectual services) and €55,000 tax exclusive.

This specific tender procedure aims at concluding a framework contract for the provision of deliverables described in the Act of Engagement (see attached). A tender is considered valid for 120 calendar days as from the closing date for submission. The selection of tenderers will be made in the light of the criteria indicated below. All tenderers will be informed in writing of the outcome of the procedure.

The tenderer must be either a natural person, or a duly registered company under sole proprietorship of a natural person, or equivalent, provided that the signatory of the Act of Engagement is individually liable for all obligations undertaken by the entity, and is the owner of the moral rights in any creations of the entity. If contracted by the Council of Europe, the signatory of the Act of Engagement shall provide the deliverables personally, in accordance with the terms as provided in the current Tender File, Act of Engagement and future Order Forms (see Section D below on ordering procedure).

Tenders shall be submitted by email only (with attachments) to the email address indicated in the table below, with the following reference in subject:  JUSTROM National Coordinator - Bulgaria. Tenders addressed to another email address will be rejected.

The general information and contact details for this procedure are indicated on this page. You are invited to use the CoE Contact details indicated below for any question you may have. All questions shall be submitted at least 5 (five) working days before the deadline for submission of the tenders and shall be exclusively addressed to the email address indicated below with the following reference in subject: Q&A – JUSTROM National Coordinator - Bulgaria

Background of the Project

JUSTROM2 is an extension of JUSTROM1, a European Commission and Council of Europe Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller women. The first phase of JUSTROM confirmed that Roma and Traveller women lack adequate access to justice due to numerous factors, including lack of information and education (illiteracy), lack of identity documents, statelessness, poverty and debts, disability, victimization, lack of access to a lawyer and discrimination. JUSTROM2 will therefore continue to place at its core Roma and Traveller women in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania, and to enlarge its scope of empowering Roma and Traveller women by facilitating mentoring and promoting active citizenship in co-operation with Roma and Traveller women’s associations and networks.

JUSTROM2 will also continue to involve and target equality bodies, national human rights institutions and National Roma Contacts Points (NRCPs) and members of the Council of Europe Ad Hoc Committee of Experts on Roma and Traveller Issues (CAHROM) in dealing with non-discrimination cases related to Roma and Travellers, in line with their mandates and priorities. For this reason, JUSTROM2 will seek to strengthen links, exchanges and partnerships with and among actors at different levels, such as local, national, regional, supra-national and European level, including local and central government institutions, human rights organisations, equality bodies, Bar associations and legal aid bureaus, Roma and Traveller women non-governmental organisations and Roma and Traveller communities themselves. These will create an inclusive and enabling environment leading to accountability and sustainable change in Roma and Traveller communities.

A full description of the Tender (Terms of Reference) is available here

To apply please fill out the Act of Engagement and return it by 15 April 2018. Please note that the contract will enter into force once the Act of Engagement has been co-signed by a representative of the Council of Europe following the completion of the selection process.

[1] The term “Roma and Travellers” is used at the Council of Europe to encompass the wide diversity of the groups covered by the work of the Council of Europe in this field: on the one hand a) Roma, Sinti/Manush, Calé, Kaale, Romanichals, Boyash/Rudari; b) Balkan Egyptians (Egyptians and Ashkali); c) Eastern groups (Dom, Lom and Abdal); and, on the other hand, groups such as Travellers, Yenish, and the populations designated under the administrative term “Gens du voyage”, as well as persons who identify themselves as Gypsies. The present is an explanatory footnote, not a definition of Roma and/or Travellers.

[2] The activities of the Council of Europe are governed by its Statute and its internal Regulations. Procurement is governed by the Financial Regulations of the Organisation and by Rule 1333 of 29 June 2011 on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe.

The Council of Europe will implement the second phase of the JUSTROM Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller Women[1] in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania from 1 April 2018 until 31 March 2019. In that context, it is looking for Provider(s) of consultancy services as National Coordinator for the JUSTROM2 Programme in Greece to be requested by the Council on an as needed basis.

This tender procedure is a restricted consultation procedure. In accordance with Rule 1333 of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe[2], the Organisation shall invite to tender at least three potential providers for any purchase between €2,000 (or €5,000 for intellectual services) and €55,000 tax exclusive.

This specific tender procedure aims at concluding a framework contract for the provision of deliverables described in the Act of Engagement (see attached). A tender is considered valid for 120 calendar days as from the closing date for submission. The selection of tenderers will be made in the light of the criteria indicated below. All tenderers will be informed in writing of the outcome of the procedure.

The tenderer must be either a natural person, or a duly registered company under sole proprietorship of a natural person, or equivalent, provided that the signatory of the Act of Engagement is individually liable for all obligations undertaken by the entity, and is the owner of the moral rights in any creations of the entity. If contracted by the Council of Europe, the signatory of the Act of Engagement shall provide the deliverables personally, in accordance with the terms as provided in the current Tender File, Act of Engagement and future Order Forms (see Section D below on ordering procedure).

Tenders shall be submitted by email only (with attachments) to the email address indicated in the table below, with the following reference in subject:  JUSTROM National Coordinator - Greece. Tenders addressed to another email address will be rejected.

The general information and contact details for this procedure are indicated on this page. You are invited to use the CoE Contact details indicated below for any question you may have. All questions shall be submitted at least 5 (five) working days before the deadline for submission of the tenders and shall be exclusively addressed to the email address indicated below with the following reference in subject: Q&A – JUSTROM National Coordinator - Greece

Background of the Project

JUSTROM2 is an extension of JUSTROM1, a European Commission and Council of Europe Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller women. The first phase of JUSTROM confirmed that Roma and Traveller women lack adequate access to justice due to numerous factors, including lack of information and education (illiteracy), lack of identity documents, statelessness, poverty and debts, disability, victimization, lack of access to a lawyer and discrimination. JUSTROM2 will therefore continue to place at its core Roma and Traveller women in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania, and to enlarge its scope of empowering Roma and Traveller women by facilitating mentoring and promoting active citizenship in co-operation with Roma and Traveller women’s associations and networks.

JUSTROM2 will also continue to involve and target equality bodies, national human rights institutions and National Roma Contacts Points (NRCPs) and members of the Council of Europe Ad Hoc Committee of Experts on Roma and Traveller Issues (CAHROM) in dealing with non-discrimination cases related to Roma and Travellers, in line with their mandates and priorities. For this reason, JUSTROM2 will seek to strengthen links, exchanges and partnerships with and among actors at different levels, such as local, national, regional, supra-national and European level, including local and central government institutions, human rights organisations, equality bodies, Bar associations and legal aid bureaus, Roma and Traveller women non-governmental organisations and Roma and Traveller communities themselves. These will create an inclusive and enabling environment leading to accountability and sustainable change in Roma and Traveller communities.

A full description of the Tender (Terms of Reference) is available here

To apply please fill out the Act of Engagement and return it by 15 April 2018. Please note that the contract will enter into force once the Act of Engagement has been co-signed by a representative of the Council of Europe following the completion of the selection process.

[1] The term “Roma and Travellers” is used at the Council of Europe to encompass the wide diversity of the groups covered by the work of the Council of Europe in this field: on the one hand a) Roma, Sinti/Manush, Calé, Kaale, Romanichals, Boyash/Rudari; b) Balkan Egyptians (Egyptians and Ashkali); c) Eastern groups (Dom, Lom and Abdal); and, on the other hand, groups such as Travellers, Yenish, and the populations designated under the administrative term “Gens du voyage”, as well as persons who identify themselves as Gypsies. The present is an explanatory footnote, not a definition of Roma and/or Travellers.

[2] The activities of the Council of Europe are governed by its Statute and its internal Regulations. Procurement is governed by the Financial Regulations of the Organisation and by Rule 1333 of 29 June 2011 on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe.

The Council of Europe will implement the second phase of the JUSTROM Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller Women[1] in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania from 1 April 2018 until 31 March 2019. In that context, it is looking for Provider(s) of consultancy services as National Coordinator for the JUSTROM2 Programme in Ireland to be requested by the Council on an as needed basis.

This tender procedure is a restricted consultation procedure. In accordance with Rule 1333 of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe[2], the Organisation shall invite to tender at least three potential providers for any purchase between €2,000 (or €5,000 for intellectual services) and €55,000 tax exclusive.

This specific tender procedure aims at concluding a framework contract for the provision of deliverables described in the Act of Engagement (see attached). A tender is considered valid for 120 calendar days as from the closing date for submission. The selection of tenderers will be made in the light of the criteria indicated below. All tenderers will be informed in writing of the outcome of the procedure.

The tenderer must be either a natural person, or a duly registered company under sole proprietorship of a natural person, or equivalent, provided that the signatory of the Act of Engagement is individually liable for all obligations undertaken by the entity, and is the owner of the moral rights in any creations of the entity. If contracted by the Council of Europe, the signatory of the Act of Engagement shall provide the deliverables personally, in accordance with the terms as provided in the current Tender File, Act of Engagement and future Order Forms (see Section D below on ordering procedure).

Tenders shall be submitted by email only (with attachments) to the email address indicated in the table below, with the following reference in subject:  JUSTROM National Coordinator - Ireland. Tenders addressed to another email address will be rejected.

The general information and contact details for this procedure are indicated on this page. You are invited to use the CoE Contact details indicated below for any question you may have. All questions shall be submitted at least 5 (five) working days before the deadline for submission of the tenders and shall be exclusively addressed to the email address indicated below with the following reference in subject: Q&A – JUSTROM National Coordinator - Ireland

Background of the Project

JUSTROM2 is an extension of JUSTROM1, a European Commission and Council of Europe Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller women. The first phase of JUSTROM confirmed that Roma and Traveller women lack adequate access to justice due to numerous factors, including lack of information and education (illiteracy), lack of identity documents, statelessness, poverty and debts, disability, victimization, lack of access to a lawyer and discrimination. JUSTROM2 will therefore continue to place at its core Roma and Traveller women in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania, and to enlarge its scope of empowering Roma and Traveller women by facilitating mentoring and promoting active citizenship in co-operation with Roma and Traveller women’s associations and networks.

JUSTROM2 will also continue to involve and target equality bodies, national human rights institutions and National Roma Contacts Points (NRCPs) and members of the Council of Europe Ad Hoc Committee of Experts on Roma and Traveller Issues (CAHROM) in dealing with non-discrimination cases related to Roma and Travellers, in line with their mandates and priorities. For this reason, JUSTROM2 will seek to strengthen links, exchanges and partnerships with and among actors at different levels, such as local, national, regional, supra-national and European level, including local and central government institutions, human rights organisations, equality bodies, Bar associations and legal aid bureaus, Roma and Traveller women non-governmental organisations and Roma and Traveller communities themselves. These will create an inclusive and enabling environment leading to accountability and sustainable change in Roma and Traveller communities.

A full description of the Tender (Terms of Reference) is available here

To apply please fill out the Act of Engagement and return it by 15 April 2018. Please note that the contract will enter into force once the Act of Engagement has been co-signed by a representative of the Council of Europe following the completion of the selection process.

[1] The term “Roma and Travellers” is used at the Council of Europe to encompass the wide diversity of the groups covered by the work of the Council of Europe in this field: on the one hand a) Roma, Sinti/Manush, Calé, Kaale, Romanichals, Boyash/Rudari; b) Balkan Egyptians (Egyptians and Ashkali); c) Eastern groups (Dom, Lom and Abdal); and, on the other hand, groups such as Travellers, Yenish, and the populations designated under the administrative term “Gens du voyage”, as well as persons who identify themselves as Gypsies. The present is an explanatory footnote, not a definition of Roma and/or Travellers.

[2] The activities of the Council of Europe are governed by its Statute and its internal Regulations. Procurement is governed by the Financial Regulations of the Organisation and by Rule 1333 of 29 June 2011 on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe.

The Council of Europe will implement the second phase of the JUSTROM Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller Women[1] in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania from 1 April 2018 until 31 March 2019. In that context, it is looking for Provider(s) of consultancy services as National Coordinator for the JUSTROM2 Programme in Italy to be requested by the Council on an as needed basis.

This tender procedure is a restricted consultation procedure. In accordance with Rule 1333 of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe[2], the Organisation shall invite to tender at least three potential providers for any purchase between €2,000 (or €5,000 for intellectual services) and €55,000 tax exclusive.

This specific tender procedure aims at concluding a framework contract for the provision of deliverables described in the Act of Engagement (see attached). A tender is considered valid for 120 calendar days as from the closing date for submission. The selection of tenderers will be made in the light of the criteria indicated below. All tenderers will be informed in writing of the outcome of the procedure.

The tenderer must be either a natural person, or a duly registered company under sole proprietorship of a natural person, or equivalent, provided that the signatory of the Act of Engagement is individually liable for all obligations undertaken by the entity, and is the owner of the moral rights in any creations of the entity. If contracted by the Council of Europe, the signatory of the Act of Engagement shall provide the deliverables personally, in accordance with the terms as provided in the current Tender File, Act of Engagement and future Order Forms (see Section D below on ordering procedure).

Tenders shall be submitted by email only (with attachments) to the email address indicated in the table below, with the following reference in subject:  JUSTROM National Coordinator - Italy. Tenders addressed to another email address will be rejected.

The general information and contact details for this procedure are indicated on this page. You are invited to use the CoE Contact details indicated below for any question you may have. All questions shall be submitted at least 5 (five) working days before the deadline for submission of the tenders and shall be exclusively addressed to the email address indicated below with the following reference in subject: Q&A – JUSTROM National Coordinator - Italy

Background of the Project

JUSTROM2 is an extension of JUSTROM1, a European Commission and Council of Europe Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller women. The first phase of JUSTROM confirmed that Roma and Traveller women lack adequate access to justice due to numerous factors, including lack of information and education (illiteracy), lack of identity documents, statelessness, poverty and debts, disability, victimization, lack of access to a lawyer and discrimination. JUSTROM2 will therefore continue to place at its core Roma and Traveller women in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania, and to enlarge its scope of empowering Roma and Traveller women by facilitating mentoring and promoting active citizenship in co-operation with Roma and Traveller women’s associations and networks.

JUSTROM2 will also continue to involve and target equality bodies, national human rights institutions and National Roma Contacts Points (NRCPs) and members of the Council of Europe Ad Hoc Committee of Experts on Roma and Traveller Issues (CAHROM) in dealing with non-discrimination cases related to Roma and Travellers, in line with their mandates and priorities. For this reason, JUSTROM2 will seek to strengthen links, exchanges and partnerships with and among actors at different levels, such as local, national, regional, supra-national and European level, including local and central government institutions, human rights organisations, equality bodies, Bar associations and legal aid bureaus, Roma and Traveller women non-governmental organisations and Roma and Traveller communities themselves. These will create an inclusive and enabling environment leading to accountability and sustainable change in Roma and Traveller communities.

A full description of the Tender (Terms of Reference) is available here

To apply please fill out the Act of Engagement and return it by 15 April 2018. Please note that the contract will enter into force once the Act of Engagement has been co-signed by a representative of the Council of Europe following the completion of the selection process.

[1] The term “Roma and Travellers” is used at the Council of Europe to encompass the wide diversity of the groups covered by the work of the Council of Europe in this field: on the one hand a) Roma, Sinti/Manush, Calé, Kaale, Romanichals, Boyash/Rudari; b) Balkan Egyptians (Egyptians and Ashkali); c) Eastern groups (Dom, Lom and Abdal); and, on the other hand, groups such as Travellers, Yenish, and the populations designated under the administrative term “Gens du voyage”, as well as persons who identify themselves as Gypsies. The present is an explanatory footnote, not a definition of Roma and/or Travellers.

[2] The activities of the Council of Europe are governed by its Statute and its internal Regulations. Procurement is governed by the Financial Regulations of the Organisation and by Rule 1333 of 29 June 2011 on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe.

The Council of Europe will implement the second phase of the JUSTROM Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller Women[1] in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania from 1 April 2018 until 31 March 2019. In that context, it is looking for Provider(s) of consultancy services as National Coordinator for the JUSTROM2 Programme in Romania to be requested by the Council on an as needed basis.

This tender procedure is a restricted consultation procedure. In accordance with Rule 1333 of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe[2], the Organisation shall invite to tender at least three potential providers for any purchase between €2,000 (or €5,000 for intellectual services) and €55,000 tax exclusive.

This specific tender procedure aims at concluding a framework contract for the provision of deliverables described in the Act of Engagement (see attached). A tender is considered valid for 120 calendar days as from the closing date for submission. The selection of tenderers will be made in the light of the criteria indicated below. All tenderers will be informed in writing of the outcome of the procedure.

The tenderer must be either a natural person, or a duly registered company under sole proprietorship of a natural person, or equivalent, provided that the signatory of the Act of Engagement is individually liable for all obligations undertaken by the entity, and is the owner of the moral rights in any creations of the entity. If contracted by the Council of Europe, the signatory of the Act of Engagement shall provide the deliverables personally, in accordance with the terms as provided in the current Tender File, Act of Engagement and future Order Forms (see Section D below on ordering procedure).

Tenders shall be submitted by email only (with attachments) to the email address indicated in the table below, with the following reference in subject:  JUSTROM National Coordinator - Romania. Tenders addressed to another email address will be rejected.

The general information and contact details for this procedure are indicated on this page. You are invited to use the CoE Contact details indicated below for any question you may have. All questions shall be submitted at least 5 (five) working days before the deadline for submission of the tenders and shall be exclusively addressed to the email address indicated below with the following reference in subject: Q&A – JUSTROM National Coordinator - Romania.

Background of the Project

JUSTROM2 is an extension of JUSTROM1, a European Commission and Council of Europe Joint Programme on Access to Justice of Roma and Traveller women. The first phase of JUSTROM confirmed that Roma and Traveller women lack adequate access to justice due to numerous factors, including lack of information and education (illiteracy), lack of identity documents, statelessness, poverty and debts, disability, victimization, lack of access to a lawyer and discrimination. JUSTROM2 will therefore continue to place at its core Roma and Traveller women in Bulgaria, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Romania, and to enlarge its scope of empowering Roma and Traveller women by facilitating mentoring and promoting active citizenship in co-operation with Roma and Traveller women’s associations and networks.

JUSTROM2 will also continue to involve and target equality bodies, national human rights institutions and National Roma Contacts Points (NRCPs) and members of the Council of Europe Ad Hoc Committee of Experts on Roma and Traveller Issues (CAHROM) in dealing with non-discrimination cases related to Roma and Travellers, in line with their mandates and priorities. For this reason, JUSTROM2 will seek to strengthen links, exchanges and partnerships with and among actors at different levels, such as local, national, regional, supra-national and European level, including local and central government institutions, human rights organisations, equality bodies, Bar associations and legal aid bureaus, Roma and Traveller women non-governmental organisations and Roma and Traveller communities themselves. These will create an inclusive and enabling environment leading to accountability and sustainable change in Roma and Traveller communities.

A full description of the Tender (Terms of Reference) is available here

To apply please fill out the Act of Engagement and return it by 15 April 2018. Please note that the contract will enter into force once the Act of Engagement has been co-signed by a representative of the Council of Europe following the completion of the selection process.

[1] The term “Roma and Travellers” is used at the Council of Europe to encompass the wide diversity of the groups covered by the work of the Council of Europe in this field: on the one hand a) Roma, Sinti/Manush, Calé, Kaale, Romanichals, Boyash/Rudari; b) Balkan Egyptians (Egyptians and Ashkali); c) Eastern groups (Dom, Lom and Abdal); and, on the other hand, groups such as Travellers, Yenish, and the populations designated under the administrative term “Gens du voyage”, as well as persons who identify themselves as Gypsies. The present is an explanatory footnote, not a definition of Roma and/or Travellers.

[2] The activities of the Council of Europe are governed by its Statute and its internal Regulations. Procurement is governed by the Financial Regulations of the Organisation and by Rule 1333 of 29 June 2011 on the procurement procedures of the Council of Europe.

Purchase of consultancy services as Legal Assistant for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Bulgaria

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Facilitator for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Bulgaria

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement

Purchase of consultancy services as Lawyer for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Bulgaria

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Legal Assistant for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Greece

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Facilitator for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Greece, Athens/Attica, Thessaloniki and Xanthi (20 days per month)

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement

Purchase of consultancy services as Facilitator for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Athens/Attica (13 days per month)

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement

Purchase of consultancy services as Lawyer for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Athens (Greece)

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Lawyer for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Thessaloniki - Xanthi (Greece)

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Legal Assistant for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Ireland

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Facilitator for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Ireland

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement

Purchase of consultancy services as Lawyer for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Ireland

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Legal Assistant for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Italy

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Facilitator for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Rome (Italy)

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement

Purchase of consultancy services as Facilitator for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Naples (Italy)

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement

Purchase of consultancy services as Lawyer for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Rome (Italy)

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Lawyer for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Naples (Italy)

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Legal Assistant for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Romania

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration

Purchase of consultancy services as Facilitator for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Romania

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement

Purchase of consultancy services as Lawyer for the JUSTROM2 Joint Programme in Romania

• Tender File / Terms of Reference
• Act of Engagement
• Declaration