Prosperity Fund Global Anti-Corruption Programme Behavioural Science Project (Mexico, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Africa)

Tender description

The Prosperity Fund's Global Anti-Corruption Programme is inviting you to submit a bid for a grant to carry out phase one - a research project - on using behavioural science for anti-corruption. This work will take place between April and July 2020. The output will be to produce the Statement of Requirements for the implementation of the behavioural science project- phase two. The delivery partner for phase two will be procured through either the Crown Commercial Service Behavioural Insights Framework (RM6004), or the Prosperity Fund Framework Lot 1, in August 2020 with delivery work beginning in October/November 2020. You are also invited to attend an information session at the FCO, where you can put any questions to us, from 10.00-12.00 on Friday the 7th of February, please let us know if you intend to attend. Please submit your bids to kellymarie.satchell@fco.gov.uk by COP (5pm) on Monday 17th February. The grant budget range for the research, production of a comprehensive report, and a Statement of Requirements is between £130,000- £160,000. Objectives Objectives of phase 1: research and statement of requirements design 1) Carry out research on corruption in procurement in Mexico, South Africa, Indonesia, and Malaysia in order to identify specific corrupt behaviours in relation to public procurement systems (or contributing behaviours). Include an impact assessment on gender and inclusion. 2) Write a statement of requirements relating to these specific behaviours and how behavioural science could be used to challenge and change them