Mapping and Analysis of Family Language in Latin American and Caribbean Regional and Subregional Agreed Language and Human Rights Mechanisms

📍 KE, Kenya 🏷 Governance & Public Policy 💰 USD 4,500 total consultancy fee (inclusive of all costs); payment in two instalments — 40% upon submission and approval of inception report and initial database (weeks 1–4), and 60% upon submission and approval of coded database, draft and final mapping and analysis report, and presentation of findings (weeks 4–10). 🗓 Posted 6 Nov 2026

Conduct a systematic mapping and analysis of family-related language across Latin American and Caribbean regional and subregional agreed language and human rights mechanisms to produce an evidence base for feminist advocacy.
Analyse how family is defined, referenced, and used across inter-American human rights instruments, ECLAC outcomes, and regional agreements, identifying rights-based and gender-equal understandings.
Examine language evolution over time in relation to gender equality and sexual and reproductive health and rights, documenting shifts associated with State reservations, interpretive statements, and national legislation.
Build a coded database of extracted excerpts and develop a rigorous mapping report that tracks thematic patterns, gaps, and opportunities across regional instruments from 1948 onwards.
Deliver concrete recommendations and draft rights-based language proposals for use in future regional conferences and negotiations.

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