Next Generation Thailand

We are seeking to commission Next Generation Thailand, a research that aims to understand young people’s perceptions, aspirations and attitudes in Thailand today. 

Next Generation is a research programme that gathers data to explore the needs, potential and aspirations of young people globally. The overall aim of Next Generation is defined through 3 strands:

• Research: Understanding youth attitudes and aspirations 
• Youth Voice: Amplifying youth voice 
• Policy Impact: Supporting better youth policymaking 

The research seeks to analyse the conditions that support young people and allow them to reach their potential as fulfilled, productive and active citizens. Research is initiated in countries that are experiencing a period of significant change, with the purpose of ensuring that young people’s voices are heard, and their interests properly represented in decisions that will have lasting implications for their lives. The research is always completed with a series of recommendations based on supporting policy change. 

This research has been conducted in countries including Indonesia, Poland, Lebanon, Myanmar, Nigeria, Italy, Vietnam, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Myanmar, Germany, Sri Lanka, Ireland-Northern Ireland, Kenya, Turkey, the UK, Tanzania, South Africa, Pakistan, Colombia, Albania Sudan, Bangladesh and Iraq. Follow up reports have taken place in Myanmar and Lebanon, and an overview report has been conducted on Next Generations countries in Africa.  Next Generation has also published a series of global comparative analyses, exploring ‘what we know’ about youth perceptions across the world. Work is currently underway in Brazil and Kazakhstan.  We look to see how one or more significant changes or periods of activity – particularly when a number of events or circumstance come together – affects young people’s view of themselves and their place in the world. 

Outputs and deadlines

• Datasets aggregated according to relevant demographics as agreed between the British Council and the awarded supplier.  
• Topline findings and initial analysis ready by December. These don’t need to be fully finalised but should offer meaningful insights that can support engagement during planned activities. 
• A final report, in English and Thai, in Word and PDF form, proofed, edited and designed in line with British Council guidelines which can be accessed on the British Council’s Brand Hub. 
• An executive summary of key findings (as a standalone document and as a part of the full research report).  
• A slide deck in Power Point of key findings.  
• 10 infographics of the key findings which can be used on various platforms including social media for dissemination of key research findings, designed in line with British Council guidelines which can be accessed on the British Council’s Brand Hub. 
• A script outline summarising the research methodology and key findings, which may be used by the British Council for creating a 60- to 90-second-long video for dissemination of research findings. 
• A select number of stakeholder engagement activities (as detailed above) as part of the research process and launch of the research.   

Timeline

How to apply

All clarification requests should be submitted on https://tap.tcsapps.com/tap2/#/bc-supplier-registration by 19 May 2025 and British council will respond to the clarification question by 22 May 2025. 

Your proposal and other supporting documents must be submitted to MyProcurement  by 9 June 2025. 

Please do send email to GSD team gsd@britishcouncil.org copying moiz.khalid@britishcouncil.org.pk in case you face any technical issue to access or use MyProcurement portal.