Governance
International Consultant, Access to Justice Project
About this role
UNDP, the United Nations Development Programme, is recruiting an international consultant for project formulation under an initiative to strengthen access to justice in Tanzania, United Republic of. The notice was published in UNDP's procurement portal as reference UNDP-TZA-00429 on 2 September 2026 and is open for proposals from interested suppliers. The assignment period for the consultancy is 40 working days. The visible announcement does not itemise the consultant's responsibilities; it refers bidders to the attached terms of reference for the full description of the assignment, expected outputs, methodology, and required qualifications.
As an international consultancy focused on project formulation, the work will involve designing a project that supports strengthened access to justice in Tanzania, working to the requirements and standards set out by UNDP. The beneficiary country is Tanzania, United Republic of, and the consultancy is managed through UNDP's Tanzania procurement process, with Irene Kajuna listed as the contact. Interested applicants must submit proposals directly in UNDP's supplier portal before the deadline. Any request for clarification must be sent in writing via the messaging functionality in the portal, and UNDP will respond in writing without identifying the source of the inquiry.
Bidders who are not registered must create a profile using the registration link and follow the available guides; those who already have a profile should not create a new account and should use the forgotten-password feature if needed. Applications close at the deadline stated in the notice: 10 September 2026 at 03:00 GMT-4. No details on compensation, benefits, duty station, or reporting lines are included in the public notice; these points are expected to be covered in the attached terms of reference. The application procedure is managed entirely through UNDP's online procurement system.
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