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We are an independent, international organisation fighting for digital equality—a world where everyone can access the web freely and fully and use it to improve their lives.  \nOnline Gender-Based Violence Consultations and Policy Design Workshops  \nProblem: The web is not working for women. Women and girls are less likely to have access to and use the web, and those who are online disproportionately face violence and abuse. This includes threats of physical or sexual violence against women, racist and sexist  \nabuse, doxxing, and other harms that can violate their rights to free expression, non-discrimination, and privacy.  \nApproach: As part of our commitment to tackle all forms of digital inequality—including online abuse that targets women because of their different and intersecting identities—the Web Foundation is running a series of consultations and policy design workshops to produce evidence-based policy solutions to online gender based violence and abuse.  \nCall for Design Firms  \nThe Web Foundation is inviting design firms to submit proposals to facilitate the policy design workshops which will take place between February and June 2021. Proposals must be submitted by 5:00pm (GMT) on January 22nd, 2021.  \nObjectives and Scope of Work  \nThe Web Foundation would like to ensure that these workshops are:  \n● Open and iterative  \n● Data and evidence-driven based on the findings of our series of consultations  \n● Building concrete product or policy solutions to tackling online gender-based violence by using a ‘gender-by-design’ methodology and based on human-centered design principles  \n● Promote interdisciplinary collaboration among tech companies and civil society organisations and other participants  \nThe Web Foundation is seeking a design firm that will help our team:  \n● Decide the structure and focus of the virtual workshops, including the number of workshops, number of participants, agenda, and any identifying relevant software needed to convene participants.  \n● Refine evidence from the consultations to identity the most promising areas for concrete policy and/or product interventions (e.g. content report trackers, security and privacy features)  \n● Design and facilitate the multistake holder workshops, including leading the process to develop concrete policy or product interventions  \n● Analyse the results of the consultation and produce an evaluation report of the initiative  \nPurpose and Deliverables  \nIn addition to facilitation of the workshops, and depending on the focus and structure of the workshops, deliverables could include:  \n● A portfolio of product/design prototypes that the tech platforms-and smaller apps and tech companies-could use as benchmarks to guide future product development.  \n● A “gender by design” product development template that companies could use to ensure they’re considering gender from the very start of the design cycle--not as an afterthought ( mirroring “privacy by design” methods that many companies have now incorporated into the product design process) .  \n● A forward-looking plan for governments to design and adopt laws and regulations requiring or incentivising companies to undertake consultations and risk assessments from a gender perspective. For example, governments could adopt“codes of conduct” --similar to the  UK Age Appropriate Design Code--that would require companies to incorporate “gender by design” and risk assessments into their product design process.  \nAvailable Resources  \nIn order to conduct the work outlined above, the successful candidate will receive the following support from the Web Foundation team:  \n● Timely feedback and input through meetings or email from the project staff team  \n● Introductions to key stakeholders, including tech companies","cbCaip9n6aO2nNHO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip9n6aO2nNHO","pdf",86175,"English","# Objectives and Scope of Work\n## Call for Design Firms\n## Purpose and Deliverables\n## Available Resources\n## Candidate Qualifications and Proposal Process\n## Proposal Process\n## Further Context","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of the workshops in this RfP?\",\"answer\":\"To produce evidence-based policy solutions to online gender-based violence and abuse through consultations and virtual policy design workshops.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of deliverables might the Web Foundation request?\",\"answer\":\"Deliverables may include product/design prototypes, a “gender by design” product development template, and a forward-looking plan for governments to adopt gender-perspective laws and regulations.\"},{\"question\":\"When and how must proposals be submitted?\",\"answer\":\"Proposals must be submitted by 5:00pm (GMT) on January 22nd, 2021 to ogbv@webfoundation.org, followed by interviews with Web Foundation staff.\"}]","Final RfP - OG BV Policy Workshops 1 | PDF",1789253874]