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Tenders are invited for External Evaluation SOLIDARITÉS INTERNATIONAL (SI) is a French humanitarian NGO, independent of any political, economic, ethnic or religious affiliation. For over 40 years, SI has been providing humanitarian assistance to populations affected by armed conflict and natural disasters by addressing their vital needs in water, sanitation and hygiene (WaSH), food security and livelihoods, and shelter, while strengthening communities resilience. SI is particularly committed to the fight against water-borne diseases, through its expertise in access to safe drinking water, sanitation infrastructure and hygiene promotion. SI operates in more than 27 countries, supporting close to 5 million people, with a workforce of approximately 3,200 staff, including national and international staff and headquarters-based personnel. In Syria, SI implements integrated, multi-sectoral responses combining emergency and early-recovery approaches to improve access to safe and sustainable basic services. The organization delivers WASH services including water supply, sanitation, solid waste management, hygiene promotion and rehabilitation of water and sewage infrastructure, alongside household- and collective-level shelter rehabilitation using contractor-based, cash-based or in-kind modalities, depending on context and feasibility. SIs interventions respond to ongoing population movements and the progressive transition from camp-based living toward more durable housing solutions, particularly in Northwest and Central Syria, while also addressing acute needs in Northeast Syria (NES). A flexible, vulnerability-based approach is applied, prioritizing women-headed households, persons with disabilities and other groups at heightened risk. Across all locations, SI integrates protection considerations, environmental mitigation measures and sustainability principles into program design and implementation, including the use of solar pumping solutions, sanitation network rehabilitation, environmentally responsible shelter repairs, hygiene promotion, and operation and maintenance capacity building. Environmental risk mitigation is informed by NEAT+, while monitoring and community engagement contribute to improved public health outcomes and strengthened community resilience. Tender Link : http://www.solidarites.org/en/appels-d-offres
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