Call for External Collaborator – Desk review and evidence mapping of occupational exposure to excessive heat and its impacts on workers’ safety and health in Thailand, Promoting a safe and healthy working environment in Thailand and Cambodia
ILO
Call for External Collaborator – Desk review and evidence mapping of occupational exposure to excessive heat and its impacts on workers’ safety and health in Thailand, Promoting a safe and healthy working environment in Thailand and Cambodia
Call for individual consultants
Reference:
rfx_12275_ROAP
Beneficiary countries or territories:
Thailand
Registration level:
Basic
Published on:
14-Oct-2026
Deadline on:
26-Oct-2026 17:00 (GMT 2.00)
Description
Summary of work to be performed:
a) Hold a start-up meeting with the commissioning office and refine the review questions and scope.
b) Prepare an inception report and review protocol, including search strategies, eligibility criteria, extraction fields, quality-appraisal approach, workplan and proposed consultations.
c) Conduct systematic searches of English- and Thai-language academic and grey literature and maintain a complete search log.
d) Screen and select evidence, document the selection process and maintain a bibliography of included and excluded full-text sources.
e) Extract, classify and appraise the evidence using agreed templates.
f) Prepare a searchable evidence inventory and an evidence-gap matrix.
g) Map relevant policies, standards, institutions and available data sources.
h) Conduct limited consultations to locate evidence and validate interpretation, subject to prior agreement.
i) Prepare a draft report and presentation for review.
j) Revise the outputs in response to consolidated comments and submit final editable files.
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