This tender seeks a service provider to investigate the prevalence, risk factors, and impacts of gender-based violence and femicide in selected South African mining operations and their host communities. The study aims to provide actionable insights to enhance safety and well-being.
The Mine Health and Safety Council is inviting proposals from qualified service providers to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the prevalence, risk factors, and impacts of gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) within selected mining operations and their surrounding communities in South Africa. This initiative aims to gather critical data that will inform policy-making and safety measures in the mining sector, ultimately contributing to a safer working environment and community well-being.
The selected service provider will be responsible for designing and implementing a robust research methodology, which may include surveys, interviews, and focus groups to collect qualitative and quantitative data. The scope of work includes identifying key risk factors associated with GBVF, analyzing the impacts on individuals and communities, and providing recommendations for interventions. The study is expected to culminate in a detailed report that outlines findings and suggests actionable strategies to mitigate GBVF in the mining sector. The successful bidder will play a vital role in addressing this pressing social issue and promoting gender equity in the workplace.
This tender is suitable for research firms, social scientists, and organizations specializing in gender studies, community safety, and social impact assessments. Businesses with experience in conducting surveys and qualitative research in challenging environments are encouraged to apply.