Evaluation consultancy services

Description

In December 2014, the European Commission launched the ‘EU Regional Trust Fund in Response to the Syrian crisis’ (known as the ‘MADAD’ Trust Fund) as a joint European response to the Syrian crisis and the pressure it places on Syria’s neighbours funded under the EU Trust Fund, the Red Cross/Red Crescent (RC/RC) Action ‘Addressing vulnerabilities of refugees and host communities in five countries affected by the Syria Crisis’ provides a coherent, regional and coordinated response to the crisis following the Syria conflict with activities in Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq and Turkey. Danish Red Cross has been overall responsible for all program coordination and are now seeking through a consultancy to do the final evaluation, end line and learning (FEEL). Consultancy to perform the final evaluation, end line and learning (FEEL) to: (i) evaluate the impact of the program, including its contribution to social cohesion in conflict affected communities and identify whether and how changes in social cohesion may have occurred; (ii) measure the changes at objective level and map how these have occurred in the five countries; (iii) harmonise and align the measurement of indicator 3.2 in all countries (RC/RC Host National Societies staff and volunteers who reported improved competence and confidence in reaching out to most vulnerable groups). Are you are interested in hearing more? If you are considering to prepare a bid to this process, please contact Tina Breum Mariegaard at timar@rodekors.dk or +45 21770931 in order to obtain terms of reference for the exercise, logical framework of the Action and dashboard with status figures as per Q3 2019 (most recent figures). You may also contact Tina Breum Mariegaard if you have any clarifying questions during your preparation of the bids. Please note that your questions and the replies will be made available to all candidates. Deadline and details on the bid We expect bidders to deliver the following: — a technical proposal demonstrating the understanding of the TOR, an outline the phases, an outline of the suggested sampling method and methodologies as well as a tentative time frame for the exercise; — an estimated total budget of the proposal incl. number of days price of any data programmes needed to conduct online surveys, etc.; — CVs of the consultant(s). Deadline for the bids is 13 February 2020 at 12.00 CET either by electronic mail or by courier services. Any proposals received later than this will not be considered.