Interpeace
Interpeace is an international peacebuilding organization headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. Its goal is to strengthen the capacity of societies to manage conflict nonviolently and noncoercively by assisting national actors in their efforts to develop social and political cohesion. Interpeace also strives to help the international community (and particularly the UN) play a more effective role in supporting peacebuilding efforts worldwide by better understanding and addressing the challenges of building local capacities that strengthen social and political cohesion.
For its program in the DRC, since 2013, Interpeace, in partnership with six national organizations from Burundi, the DRC and Rwanda, has been implementing a regional program of cross-border dialogue for peace in the Great Lakes region. Since 2018, Interpeace has embarked on a global strategy to increase its engagement in the DRC, through a concentration in the country’s risk areas, through various projects in the provinces of North Kivu, South Kivu, Mai-ndombé, Kasai and Kasai Central, Ituri, and Kinshasa.
For more information about Interpeace, please visit www.interpeace.org
Background
As part of strengthening its local expertise, Interpeace wishes to create a roster (directory) of qualified national and international consultants and firms to provide ad hoc support for the implementation of its activities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This is a prequalification procedure.
The objective of this call is to identify and recruit individual consultants in various technical fields in order to constitute a pool of skills that can be mobilized for an initial period of two (2) years, renewable according to the needs of the program and the performance of the consultants.
These are consultants in the following areas of expertise and technical skills:
- Conducting Participatory Action Research (PAR)
- Facilitate democratic and community dialogue at the provincial and national levels
- Conduct an analytical mapping of peacebuilding actors
- Conducting Audio-visual Research
- Facilitation of workshops at provincial and national level
- Conducting initial and final evaluations of mediation and peacebuilding projects
- Facilitation of advocacy activities at the national level
- Conducting research and analyzing conflicts
- Facilitate training on integrating conflict sensitivity into project/program implementation
- Monitoring and Evaluation Officer
- Organizational development mission, strategic planning and conduct of institutional diagnostics;
- Conducting technical assistance missions to government institutions and INGOs,
- Framework design and guide for integrating conflict sensitivity or peace proactivity into development or humanitarian projects,
- Design of capacity building tools for partners in public administrations and non-governmental organizations;
- Facilitation of training for national and international partners on the themes of conflict prevention, mediation, governance and protection of civilians, transitional justice, DDR, mental health and trauma healing, etc.
- Design of fundraising strategies and partnerships
Qualifications or Profile of the candidates
How to apply
Submission Terms
Individuals who meet the required profile must submit a file containing:
- A cover letter;
- An up-to-date curriculum vitae highlighting qualifications and experience related to the chosen field or technical skill
- Three references from other organizations with which the consultant has worked in the past and in the similar field
- Copy of the tax number notification (if possible).
- Report of previous activities or consultancies,
- Consultancy contract or MoU
- Copy of ID.
Applications must be sent by October 15, 2025, to the following address: drcprocurement@interpeace.org, specifying the number of the area(s) of expertise for which you are applying. The subject line of the email should be named as follows : ” Consultant roster (specify the number as shown in column 1) “
For example: ” Consultant roster 001 ” if you are applying for the position of Participatory Action Research (RAP). We ask that you respect this nomenclature to allow the committee to properly position your file.
For further information or clarification, please contact +243 970 519 395
NB: Only pre-selected candidates will be contacted for the rest of the process.
Done in Kinshasa on September 25, 2025