Consultant Services for ANCP Partnership Evaluation
- Career Category: Consultancies
- Location: Phnom Penh, Siemreap Province
Scope of work
The consultancy will include the following key tasks and activities:
- Development of data collection tools for use in the study, including interview guide key informant interviews (KIIs), consent forms.
- Conduct qualitative data collection using participatory methods, such as in-depth interviews to answer research questions, with existing partner organisations (e.g. Organisation for Musical Association for Person with Disability)
- Analyse primary qualitative data, and assemble typed notes into organised package for submission
- Deliver an initial findings presentation to the MSI team, as an opportunity to garner feedback and input for incorporation into the report.
- Produce and submit a draft report with findings from the study, and proposed recommendations and roadmap, aligned to the study objectives.
- Incorporation of feedback from key representatives from MSIC, MSI Asia Pacific and Asia Regional Support Team, into a final report and roadmap.
Methodology
The research firm or individual will be expected to propose a detailed methodology during the inception phase.
The research firm or individual is encouraged to apply a gender and equity lens across all methods, particularly in assessing access for underserved populations.
Location selection: This project seeks to assess the role of partner NGOs in referring clients to inclusive health services and to identify opportunities for strengthening collaboration in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.
Data Collection: The KII interview can be done in-person or via virtual mediums.
Data Management, Quality, and Analysis: The questionnaire will be in Khmer Language, with English back translation. Data validation, cleaning, and analysis will be the responsibility of the research firm or individual leading this survey.
Eligibility
- Qualifications:
- Postgraduate degree in relevant area e.g. research methodologies.
- Experience:
- Evaluator with a minimum 5-7 years of relevant experience conducting evaluations (essential)
- Demonstrated skills and experience in evaluation projects, including qualitative and quantitative research methodologies and analysis, including conducting in-depth interviews (essential)
- Knowledge of family planning, sexual and reproductive health services (desirable)
- Knowledge on gender equality, disability and social inclusion mainstreaming, localisation and inclusive programming (desirable)
- Skills:
- Excellent oral and written communication in English
- Organisational skills to prioritise and manage workload
- Ability to work effectively under pressure and meet deadlines
- Excellent skills in MS Word, Excel, Outlook, Copilot and Teams
- Attitudes:
- Prochoice, respecting an individual’s right to control their own fertility
- Client focused
- Ability to be flexible as required
- Ability to uphold all MSI’s procedures, policies and values, including safeguarding
