Consultancy for Final Project Evaluation
- Career Category: Consultancy
- Location: Ratanak Kiri Province, Stung Treng Province
IFP of consultancy service
Plan International Cambodia is inviting all interested parties/consultants to submit a proposal of Consultancy for Final Project Evaluation: Time to Act! Supporting Adolescent Girls and Boys in Northeast Cambodia to End Child, Early and Forced Marriage and Unions and Successfully Transition to Adulthood. Ratanak Kiri and Stung Traeng Province, Cambodia as part of a competitive process.
Successful bidder(s) will be expected to enter into a formal contract for this bid on an exclusive/non-exclusive basis with our organization. Plan International Cambodia reserves the right not to award a contract as a result of this Invitation for Proposal.
IFP reference number IFP-PNP/FY25/006
Issue of IFP 28th May 2025
Plan reviews and evaluates proposals 30th June 2025
Shortlisted consultant(s) to present their proposal: 03th July 2025
Estimated date of award of contract(s)/POs: 17th July 2025
Mobilization/implementation period(duration of contract): 11th August 2025 to 12thNovember 2025
Bidder Eligibility
- Required Qualifications and Expertise
- Credible independent consultant team or firm (national and/or international experts) will be selected. The minimum qualifications and experiences required are:
- Lead researcher – Postgraduate degree with at least 5 years experiences in research, experience in social development is preferable.
- Lead researcher and/or research team members: Proven extensive experience in research, baseline surveys, and evaluations on Gender and empowerment at least 5 years.
- Sound experiences and/or knowledge on cross-cutting issues such as gender, inclusion as well as awareness on child protection and child rights issues.
- Proficiency in quantitative and qualitative methods of data collection, analysis, and report
- Survey supervisors (one per province), experienced in supervising large-scale household surveys and individual child development tests, required female supervisor (at least 50%) and data collection team consist with female and male, as well as LGBTIQ.
- Collectively, the team is expected to demonstrate:
- Experience in storing and analysing large and diverse data sets, proficiency in statistics
- Experiences on Plan’s cross-cutting issues such as gender and inclusion as well as awareness on child protection, child rights issues, and gender transformative approach.
- Experience in working with local communities, particularly with indigenous communities, people with disability, children with diverse SOGIESC/ LGBTIQ, and marginalized women.
- Data collectors have to act according to the child and young people guarding policies provided by Plan International Cambodia.
- Available to stay in Cambodia during the survey period.
- Good interview and analytical skills.
- Fluency in English (and Khmer and indigenous languages for survey supervisors and/or enumerators)