--- title: "IDMC Consultancy - Good Practices Research and Knowledge" description: "Invitation to bid." url: "https://www.nrc.no/tender/idmc-consultancy-good-practices-research-and-knowledge" language: "en" published: "2026-10-19T13:15:50Z" modified: "2026-10-19T13:15:50Z" --- # IDMC Consultancy - Good Practices Research and Knowledge Invitation to bid. Published 19. Oct 2026 The Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) is the world's definitive source of data and analysis on internal displacement. Since our establishment in 1998 as part of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), we have offered a rigorous, independent and trusted service to the international community. Our work informs policy and operational decisions that improve the lives of the millions of people living in internal displacement, or at risk of becoming displaced in the future. IDMC has developed a global repository of good practices that documents concrete examples of how governments and other actors are improving their approaches to internal displacement. The repository covers the displacement cycle, including practices that strengthen evidence and data, prevent and reduce displacement risk, improve responses and support durable solutions. The next phase of work will focus on strengthening the quality and coverage of the repository and translating the accumulated evidence into practical lessons for national authorities. IDMC expects to receive additional practices through targeted outreach and a possible public call implemented with partners. These submissions will require consistent review, editing, formatting and redrafting, where appropriate, before publication. In parallel, IDMC seeks a systematic analysis of the good practices currently documented in the repository, supplemented by relevant incoming practices. The analysis will focus primarily on practices addressing disaster displacement and will identify the principal actions, enabling conditions and considerations that countries should take into account when developing and implementing related measures and policies. Practices and lessons relating to conflict displacement may be considered where relevant to complex situations in which disaster and conflict dynamics coexist, overlap or influence displacement risks, impacts and responses. For more details on the scope of work, expected deliverables, and requirements, **please refer to the Terms of Reference (ToR), in the attachment**. **How to apply** Qualified consultants are invited to submit a complete application **on or before 23:59 (CET) Saturday 31 October 2026**, through the email address [ch.gvatenders@nrc.no](mailto:ch.gvatenders@nrc.no). The bid application should be titled **‘IDMC Consultancy - Good Practices Research and Knowledge’** and include the following information: - A CV highlighting relevant analytical, editorial and thematic experience. - A short cover letter outlining their proposed approach and availability. - A brief technical proposal of no more than three pages, including the proposed methodology, quality-assurance approach and workplan. - Two relevant writing samples: preferably one analytical or policy report and one concise government- or policymaker-facing product. Applicants should explain their role in producing each sample. - A financial proposal indicating the proposed daily rate in CHF, inclusive of all costs and taxes. - Contact details for two professional references. - Certificate of incorporation (for legal entities) or proof of registration as a self-employed individual or independent consultant, in accordance with the legal requirements of the country of establishment or residence, as applicable. Kindly note that this assignment is partially implemented under an INTPA-funded contract. As such, the applicable nationality and eligibility rules for legal entities shall apply\*. We regret that we will be unable to consider quotations from legal entities that do not comply with these nationality requirements. \* See ePRAG: PRAG 2021.1- Annex a2a1\_ecprogrammes\_eligibility2021\_2027\_en – NDICI-Global Europe - Global Challenges thematic programme. Any request for clarification must be received by NRC in writing at least 5 working days before the deadline for submission of tenders. Questions regarding the assignment, can be addressed to Thannaletchimy Housset ([thannaletchimy.housset@idmc.ch](mailto:thannaletchimy.housset@idmc.ch "mailto:thannaletchimy.housset@idmc.ch")). Please note: All service providers/consultants working with NRC should maintain high standards on ethical issues, respect and apply basic human and social rights, ensure non-exploitation of child labour, and give fair working conditions to their staff. NRC reserves the right to reject quotations provided by suppliers not meeting these standards. Consultants doing business with NRC will be screened on anti-corruption due diligence before NRC confirms a contract. Anti-money laundering, anti-bribery, anti-corruption and anti-terrorism legislation and donor regulations require NRC to screen contractors against various international lists to ensure due diligence. Submission of the quotation constitutes acceptance of these screening practices. NRC reserves the right to accept or reject the whole or part of your offer based on the information provided. Incomplete offers which do not comply with our conditions will not be considered. We look forward to receiving your application! Please find the full Terms of Reference and application process here: [ToR Good Practices Analyst Consultancy.docx 33.1 KB](https://www.nrc.no/globalassets/pdf/tenders/idmc/good-practices/tor-good-practices-analyst-consultancy.docx)