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Project tender detail Background and purpose of evaluation • The Central Land Council (CLC), in partnership with Atyenhenge Atherre Aboriginal Corporation (AAAC), is seeking Expressions of Interest from suitably qualified organisations to deliver the evaluation of Purte Warrke-Irreme, a five-year community-led youth employment and leadership trial in Ltyentye Apurte (Santa Teresa). • Purte Warrke-Irreme (working together) is a community-led youth employment and leadership program that is being trialled in Ltyentye Apurte, around 80 kms south-east of Alice Springs. • Purte Warrke-Irreme focuses on building community-led employment pathways for young people aged 15–24, bridging the transition from school to work while strengthening skills, confidence, and decision-making. • The trial will generate insights to inform national reform, particularly the need for more tailored approaches to youth employment beyond current one-size-fits-all models, supported by strong local governance and community capacity. Evaluation objectives and approach • The evaluation will seek to understand what was learned and the outcomes created through Purte Warrke-Irreme, both at a community level and the impact on government policy and reform, as well as exploring how effectively the program was delivered and opportunities to improve the model. Two Stages - Expression of interest & Request for Proposal • The procurement of the evaluation partner will be undertaken in two stages, first through inviting suppliers to register their interest in responding through this Expression of Interest round. • Suitable candidates will then be shortlisted and invited to respond to a detailed Request for Proposal (RFP). Key procurement dates • EOI released: Tuesday 30 June 2026 • EOI close: Tuesday 21 July 2026 • RFP issued: Monday 10 Aug 2026 • RFP submissions close: Friday 28 Aug 2026 • Evaluation partner appointed: Late Sept 2026 Details of how to apply: Read EIO file, send email with submission to jorge.basave@clc.org.au
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