WASH in Health Facilities - Eastern Indonesia

Equip 400 primary health centres in Eastern Indonesia with reliable water supply, sanitation infrastructure, and hygiene programming aligned with the National Action Plan.

AScope of work

The Foundation seeks proposals to strengthen last-mile maternal referral systems across four East African countries. Successful applicants will design, deploy, and operate referral logistics — community-level danger-sign recognition through facility arrival — with a measurable reduction in obstetric “golden-hour” delay.

Proposals should demonstrate operational presence in target districts, technical depth in emergency obstetric care, and a track record of partnership with national MoHs.

BEligibility

Registered NGO, INGO, or research institution with at least 5 years of operational history.
Demonstrated experience implementing maternal health programmes at facility or system level.
Operational presence in at least 2 of the 4 priority countries.
Annual operating budget of $1M or more in each of the past 3 years.
Verification level: Registration-document verified or higher.

CEvaluation criteria

01Technical approach & innovation

30%

02Track record & operational capacity

25%

03Cost-effectiveness & value for money

20%

04Partnerships & local embeddedness

15%

05M&E framework & learning agenda

10%

DDeliverables & indicators

D-01Baseline survey across selected districts

D-02Train ≥ 200 facility-based midwives in EmONC

D-03Deploy referral logistics in ≥ 100 health facilities

D-04Quarterly indicator-level reports

D-05Mid-term and end-of-project evaluations

D-06Public results dissemination

EQ&A · clarifications

Q · 2026-04-12

Are consortium proposals accepted?

A. Yes, with a clearly designated lead organisation.

Q · 2026-04-15

Is co-funding from other donors permitted?

A. Yes, provided it is disclosed in the budget.

Q · 2026-04-18

What is the expected start date?

A. July 2026, conditional on contracting timelines.