Tenders Are Invited For Final Evaluation Fcdo-Funded East Programme in Congo The Democratic Republic Of The

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Tenders are invited for Final Evaluation FCDO-funded EAST programme The programme started in December 2023 and runs until March 2026. The first phase of the evaluation covered the programmes effectiveness and relevance and impact and sustainability, generating lessons learnt and recommendations. In particular, the below questions were evaluated during the first phase: · Q1: How well has the programme addressed the priority needs of crisis-affected populations? To what extent is the programme reaching those most in need (coverage, targeting effectiveness)? · Q2: How well was the consortiums capacity to adapt effectively to change in the context; and how adequate were adapted activities to change in context? · Q3: How well did the program align with broader strategies for IDPs and returnees? · Q4: What are the differences in resilience and autonomy between IGA and CFW participants? · Q5: How do the different sectors interact and overlap · Q6: How effective is the consortium model? · Q7: How effective was the programs localization strategy? · Q8: To what extent are programme achievements likely to be sustained? · Q9: How well are cross-cutting themes integrated across the programme (gender equality, disability inclusion, protection mainstreaming, Do No Harm, and conflict sensitivity)? The second phase of the evaluation will provide a comprehensive assessment of the EASTs programme effectiveness and relevance and will in particular focus on progress against objectives. Additionally, it will generate lessons learnt and recommendations that could guide future resilience programming in the DRC and similar fragile contexts. Duration and Timeline Contracting: January 2026 Inception Phase: February 2026 Data collection: February 2025 Report: March 2025 Submission to Donor: April 2025 Management & Coordination The evaluation will be managed by Concern Worldwide (lead agency), in coordination with EAST consortium partners (PUI, Acted, DRC, and Congo Handicap). A steering committee composed of the Head of consortium; Meal team of Consortium Coordinating Unit and consortium partner M&E leads will provide oversight and feedback at key stages. Required Qualifications & Experience Proven expertise in designing and conducting multi-sectorial and integrated and large-scale programme evaluations, preferably in fragile/conflict-affected contexts. Strong knowledge of humanitarian and resilience programming, including livelihoods, nutrition/health, protection, and disability inclusion. Familiarity with FCDO evaluation requirements and reporting structure Demonstrated experience in participatory evaluation approaches and inclusion of marginalized groups. Excellent analytical, writing, and facilitation skills in French (English proficiency strongly preferred). Team composition must include local researchers with knowledge of Eastern DRC Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : https://www.coordinationsud.org/appels-doffres/?_localisations=afrique%2Casie%2Cmoyen-orient

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