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International Technical Research Service for White Paper

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UNFPA-CHN-00009International

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UNFPA China, with support from the Bayer Foundation, is seeking an international technical research service to lead the development of a White Paper focused on advancing women's health through social and digital innovation in China. The project aims to examine emerging trends and promising practices, specifically regarding sexual and reproductive health and rights across the life course, while assessing the policy, financing, and ecosystem conditions necessary for scalable innovation. The final document will serve as a decision-support and partnership tool to guide future programming, facilitate multi-stakeholder dialogue, and promote the international exchange of Chinese innovation models. The research will be executed through a collaborative effort between an international research team, acting as the technical and integration lead, and a national research team responsible for case studies, regulatory analysis, and stakeholder engagement. All activities will be conducted under the strategic guidance and oversight of UNFPA China. Interested suppliers must submit their responses through the Quantum ERP platform, following specific registration and submission protocols to be considered for the solicitation.

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UNFPA China seeks international research services to develop a women's health innovation White Paper.

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Description With the support of the Bayer Foundation, UNFPA China intends to develop a White Paper on Advancing Women’s Health through Social and Digital Innovation in China. The White Paper will examine emerging trends and promising practices, explore the contributions of social and digital innovation to women’s health across the life course, with particular attention to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), and assess the policy, financing, and ecosystem conditions that can support sustainable and scalable innovation. It will provide evidence-based recommendations to advance women’s health, especially SRHR, and contribute to high-quality population development in China.The White Paper is intended to serve as a practical decision-support and partnership tool, including to guide future UNFPA programming and partnership development on advancing women’s health through social and digital innovation, support multi-stakeholder dialogue in China, and facilitate South-South and international exchange of relevant Chinese experience and innovation models.The White Paper will be developed through two complementary research assignments, involving one international research team and one national research team. Under the overall strategic guidance, coordination, and oversight of UNFPA China, the international research team will serve as the technical and integration lead for the overall study, while the national research team will lead case study, policy and regulatory analysis, stakeholder engagement, and validation. UNFPA China will facilitate collaboration between the two teams and provide final clearance of key deliverables and the White Paper. UNFPA is using Quantum, an ERP platform based Oracle Cloud, which supports the United Nations procurement processes. To access the Solicitation Documents and/or submit a response, please log in to the Quantum and subscribe to the subject tender following the instructions below:(I) Suppliers with an Existing Profile in Quantum:If you already have a profile in Quantum, please use the following link to access the system: http://supplier.quantum.partneragencies.org/To locate the tender and submit a response, please refer to the Quantum Negotiation Module Supplier User Guide.Note: Do not create a new profile if you already have one. Use the forgotten password feature in case you do not remember the password or the username from the previous registration.(II) Suppliers without an Existing Profile in Quantum:If you have not previously registered in Quantum, you can register a profile using the Quantum Supplier Registration link.For guidance on creating your profile, locating the tender and submitting a response, please refer to the Quantum Negotiation Module Supplier User Guide.For additional instructions on managing documents such as Purchase Orders, Invoices, Contracts in the Supplier Portal, please consult with the following link: Quantum Supplier Portal User Guide.(III) Notifications from UNFPA regarding the tender:To ensure you receive any updates or Amendments related to the tender, kindly create a draft response without submitting. This will activate notifications from the system regarding the changes to the tender requirements, if any.(IV) Clarification Requests:Should you require any clarifications, please use the "Messages" functionality directly in the system.Thank you and we look forward to receiving your quotation.UNFPA China Office

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