International evaluator for the Final Evaluation of My Safety Our Future (MSOF) project on “the Protection of Women and Girls from Gender-based Violence (GBV) in Yemen.”

Conduct a final evaluation of a GBV project in Yemen

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Overview

Conduct a final evaluation of a GBV project in Yemen

You have:

  • At least 10 years' experience in programme evaluation in humanitarian contexts.
  • Advanced/Postgraduate Degree in relevant discipline (e.g. Gender studies, public health).
  • Knowledge of evaluation and DAC criteria is essential.
  • Experience in evaluating reproductive/mental health related programmes.
  • Excellent written and spoken English and presentational capacities required.
  • Knowledge of Arabic language is a prerequisite.
  • Experience working in Yemen is an advantage.

Contract

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Location: The consultant will work Home based and in Yemen Home based and Yemen

Application Deadline : 30 April 2023

Type of Contract : Individual Consultant

Language Required: Knowledge of Arabic is an asset

Duration: 8 Weeks , including two weeks in Yemen .

Hiring Office: UNFPA Yemen Country Office

Purpose of consultancy: To conduct Final Evaluation of the project “My Safety, Our Future: The Protection of Women and Girls from Gender-based Violence (GBV) in Yemen.” (June 2017 – March 2023)

Responsibilities:

Impact: Women and girls gain power over their lives, pursue their potential and live a life free from violence and inequality.

Outcome****: GBV survivors and at-risk women and girls increased their knowledge, improve their livelihood opportunities, and utilize GBV prevention, mitigation and response services that reduce their vulnerabilities to GBV

Output 1: Comprehensive, specialised GBV services and support structures are available and functioning.

Output 2: GBV survivors and at risk women and girls have improved capacities and safe access to resources, support services and livelihoods opportunities

Output 3: Improved Awareness-raising and community mobilisation interventions are in place to identify key risks and address negative norms, attitudes and practices that perpetuate the social acceptance of GBV

Output 4. Strengthened accountability of Yemen’s humanitarian architecture on prioritise GBV prevention and response, adopting risk mitigation strategies in their response plans, and increase the core capacity of humanitarian actors in addressing GBV

Required expertise, qualifications and competencies, including language requirements:

Knowledge and Experience:

The following are the required skills and competencies expected from the selected applicant for conducting this Final Evaluation. In the case of an evaluation team, it is expected that the team leader should fulfill all required skills and competencies.

Education:

  • Advanced/ Postgraduate Degree in relevant discipline (e.g. Gender studies, public health, development and social studies, sociology, political science, etc.)
  • Advanced degree in evaluation is an asset.

Professional experience:

  • At least 10 years’ experience in programme evaluation in a protracted and/or complex humanitarian and/or development contexts and proven accomplishment in undertaking evaluations, including leading evaluations of multi-stakeholder programmes for multilateral organisations.
  • Experience in evaluating reproductive/mental health, and Rapid Response Mechanism related programmes/project.
  • Experience working in Yemen will be an advantage.

Knowledge and skills:

  • Knowledge of evaluation and DAC criteria.
  • Knowledge in results-based programming.
  • Proven expertise in evaluating programmes focusing on reproductive/mental health, GBV, and Rapid Response Mechanism.
  • Extensive knowledge of qualitative and quantitative evaluation methods.
  • Excellent written and spoken English and presentational capacities.
  • Knowledge of Arabic language is the prerequisite.
  • Knowledge of the UN system would be an asset.

Important: The evaluator/s has to explicitly declare his/her independence from any organisations that have been involved in designing, executing or advising any aspect of the particular programme of UNFPA Yemen that is the subject of the Final evaluation. Selection process will ensure that the evaluator/s does not have any relationship with this particular UNFPA Yemen programmes in the past, present or foreseen in the near future.

How to apply:

  1. Interested applicants/teams must submit the following document/information (in PDF format) to demonstrate their qualifications. to this email yemen.office@unfpa.org .

    Technical component:

  2. Letter of Interest (LoI), explaining why they are the most suitable for the work.
  3. Technical proposal.
  4. Two writing samples/reports in English.
  5. Signed Curriculum vitae with contact details of three clients for whom you have rendered preferably the similar service.
  6. Financial proposal (with your signature):
  7. The financial proposal shall specify a total lump sum amount in US Dollar including consultancy fees and all associated costs
  8. Please note that the cost of preparing a proposal and of negotiating a contract, including any related travel, is not reimbursable as a direct cost of the assignment.
  9. If quoted in other currency, prices shall be converted to US Dollar at UN Exchange Rate at the submission deadline.
  10. Please specify the position title in the email subject .
  11. Only Applications sent to yemen.office@unfpa.org will be considered . Application received after the deadline of 30 April 2023 will be disregarded .

Potential interview questions

Can you share an example of a complex evaluation you led and the impact it had? This question assesses your ability to manage and lead complex evaluations effectively. Provide a detailed instance highlighting your role, challenges faced, and the evaluation's outcomes.
How do you ensure the independence of your evaluations from the programmes being assessed? The interviewer wants to gauge your understanding of ethical considerations in evaluations. Pro members can see the explanation.
What methods do you apply in qualitative evaluations? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
Describe a time when your evaluation findings led to changes in program strategy. What was the outcome? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
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