with Marie Stopes International Cambodia
Since 1998, Marie Stopes International Cambodia (MSIC) has established itself as one of the leading and most trusted providers of comprehensive sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services, specializing in safe abortion, contraception and other SRH services. We empower our clients to make decisions on their own SRH destiny. We are here to support our clients’ needs in order for them to pursue their plans and dreams for themselves and their families. MSIC has a network of eight clinics located in Chbar Ampov, Sen Sok, Takhmao, Battambang, Siem Reap, Svay Rieng, Kampong Thom and Poipet.
To bridge the gap of access for people in provinces without MSIC clinics, MSIC works with 30 community-based midwives called Marie Stopes Ladies to provide contraception and safe abortion services to women and girls in their communities. MSIC operates a Helpline/Contact Centre which provides SRH information, counselling and referrals for services via phone, email and social media. MSIC communication activities focus on addressing harmful norms and dismantling taboos which are a barrier to service access. MSIC is a long-term partner of the Ministry of Health of Cambodia.
MSIC launched Telemedicine (TM) service and introduced to women in Phnom Penh and Kandal province in September 2021. TM is the use of telecommunications and/or virtual technology to deliver healthcare services outside of traditional healthcare facilities. MSIC’s TM has expanded nationwide with more services/products offered from a distance including medical abortion (MA), emergency pill, contraceptive pills, pregnancy test, male condom, menstruation consultation, menopause consultation, and other sexual and reproductive health consultation.
At this point, MSIC broadly understands that whilst TM is a convenient, confidential service, which attracts younger users through targeted digital marketing campaign, the channel is still a relatively new service delivery model with some challenges with affordability, scalability and attracting a broader client pool.
Purpose and objectives
The purpose of this study is to assess the effectiveness, accessibility, and sustainability of MSIC’s TM service. The study aims to provide actionable insights into the service’s reach, sustainability, and potential for strategic growth—both geographically and demographically— while identifying opportunities to strengthen service delivery, client uptake, and market competitiveness.
The specific objectives of the study are outlined below in a two-phased approach:
Market Analysis Phase
Consumer Insights Phase
Remuneration
The budget for conducting the Telemedicine Viability Study is $8,500 (VAT or WHT included).
Please submit your proposal (including CV of lead researcher; lead researcher references; short proposal addressing the above ToR; budget broken down by each activity; contact details) on or before 04 July 2025, 4:00PM. You can email your proposal or courier your hard copies to email provided in the contact details.
Code Of Conduct
Client confidentiality
It will be the responsibility of the research firm or individual to ensure that study documents and collected information is kept confidential, safe and secure. The consultancy will be required to adhere to the confidentiality and privacy guidelines stipulated by MSIC.
Adult & child safeguarding policy
The research firm or individual will be required to adhere to the adult and child safeguarding policies followed by MSIC. Our commitment is to: