CALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR PROFESSIONAL CAR HIRE SERVICE PROVIDERS
The Human Rights Centre Uganda (HRCU) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization established in 2008. HRCU works to promote and protect human rights in Uganda, with a particular focus on supporting human rights defenders and fostering a conducive working environment for their activities.
HRCU operates across multiple regions of Uganda to implement field-based programs. Due to the nature of its operations, the organization requires reliable, well-maintained, and GPS-enabled hired vehicles to ensure uninterrupted program implementation, accountability, and cost control.
HRCU therefore invites qualified and experienced car hire service providers to submit proposals for the provision of vehicles on an as-needed basis across all operational regions for the period 2026–2027.
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CONSULTANCY FOR RESEARCH TO IDENTIFY THE PARTICULAR NEEDS AND CHALLENGES OF DUTY BEARERS AND RIGHTS HOLDERS.
The project is targeting members of the public, law enforcement officers, Access to justice implementing agencies, human rights defenders at the local level and local government officials in the project districts of Lira, Pader, Moroto and Kampala.
This research aims to identify the specific needs and challenges faced by both duty bearers (within the Justice, Law and Order Institutions and rights holders, in order to facilitate their systematic engagement and address their concerns. The research will focus on understanding the barriers and enablers to effective human rights implementation, to improve both the capacity of Justice, Law and Order actors and the ability of rights holders to claim their rights
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CONSULTANCY TO DEVELOP AN ISSUES PAPER ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN UGANDA (KAMPALA/CENTRAL REGION)
HRCU and its implementing partners continue to implement the project interventions among which include organising and conducting district public dialogues in project districts, HRCU shall compile and produce bi-annual issues papers resulting from discussions during the said district public dialogues and later inform round table meetings with justice, law and order sector actors.
The main objective of the consultancy is to compile, develop and produce one issues paper to inform and shape discussions at the round table discussion with justice actors.
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CONSULTANCY FOR BI-ANNUAL ISSUES PAPER LIRA
As HRCU and its implementing partners continue to implement the project interventions among which include organising and conducting district public dialogues in project districts, HRCU shall compile and produce bi-annual issues papers resulting from discussions during the said district public dialogues and later inform round table meetings with justice, law and order sector actors.
The main objective of the consultancy is to compile, develop and produce one issues paper that shall be used during the discussions at the round table discussion with justice actors.