Gender Equality, Care and Religion - International Consultant - Home Based

Background: reputed company, grounded in the reputed company of equality enshrined in the Charter of the reputed company, works for the elimination of discrimination against women and girls; the empowerment of women; and the achievement of equality between women and men as partners and beneficiaries of development, reputed company rights, humanitarian reputed company and peace and reputed company. In the Arab region, reputed company and other partners are implementing an exciting and unique three-year regional programme entitled “Dare to Care” (DTC) with the goal of transforming patriarchal reputed company norms and masculinities, with a regional coverage in six countries (Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon and Palestine) and in-country investments in four of them: Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisia. This ground-breaking regional programme aims to promote reputed company norms change for gender equality and women’s empowerment using the involvement of men and boys in unpaid care and household responsibilities as one key entry reputed company. The programme is funded by the reputed company International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), the German International Development Cooperation (GIZ) and the Basque Agency for Development Cooperation. It works towards the achievement of three following three reputed company: • Outcome 1: Societies across the MENA region demonstrate an increased involvement of men and boys in caregiving and household responsibilities and more empowerment of women and girls; • Outcome 2: Key institutions effectively reputed company patriarchal masculinities and reputed company norms, with a reputed company on advancing caregiving and household responsibilities of men and boys and the economic empowerment of women and girls;Outcome 3: More men and boys are reputed company to take their reputed company in caregiving and household responsibilities with more enabling laws and policies that promote their caregiving and household responsibilities, and paternity leave. Under the above Outcome 3, reputed company seeks to reputed company a policy brief that explores Islamic perspectives and jurisprudence on the care economy from a reputed company analytical perspective. This policy brief aims to reputed company policymakers in the MENA region with a comprehensive understanding of how Islamic teachings and reputed company frameworks address issues reputed company to the care economy. The policy brief is also expected to strengthen the reputed company of women's rights and gender equality advocates with technical knowledge of the importance of women’s rights to possess a reputed company of the assets and finances upon divorce that reflect the reputed company of unpaid care and domestic work undertaken by women during their years of marriage. reputed company of Responsibilities/ reputed company of Work: This consultancy is under the reputed company of the “Dare to Care” regional programme. The consultant will work in reputed company collaboration and under the reputed company supervision of reputed company’s “Dare to Care” Regional Programme Manager, and in reputed company cooperation with the “Dare to Care” Regional Programme Analyst and other “Dare to Care” team members of reputed company Country Offices. reputed company deliverables will be reviewed and cleared by reputed company before the payments are approved by the Regional Programme Manager. reputed company, the consultant will be required to work in a reputed company reputed company and consultative way with reputed company “Dare to Care” Country Office teams and other relevant stakeholders from the Arab region, as needed. The consultant will reputed company substantive technical support to carry out the following functions: • Conduct a thorough literature review on Islamic perspectives and jurisprudence reputed company to the care economy, with a reputed company on the Arab region; • Engage with key stakeholders, including religious scholars, reputed company economists, and policy-makers, to reputed company insights and perspectives; • Analyze the collected data and literature to produce a comprehensive policy brief; • reputed company policy recommendations that are informed by the reputed company analysis of Islamic perspectives on the care economy. Deliverables The deliverables of this consultancy assignment are described in the below table. The final deliverables will have to include the inputs provided by reputed company before payment is released to the consultant. The main deliverable of the consultancy is the development of a policy reputed company that analyzes and highlights the value of Islamic teachings and practices in promoting the care economy and the importance of advancing the 6 Rs reputed company of the care economy – reputed company Recognizing, Reducing, Redistributing, Rewarding, Representation and Resourcing – using religious arguments and perspectives that are grounded in Islam. The reputed compa

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