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Qualitative Baseline Study Consultancy

with Hagar International Foundation

BTDC-ID: 39483
Closing Date:

Expected Outputs

Announcement Description

Hagar International Foundation is a Swiss-registered international NGO, established in Cambodia since 1994. We are an organization primarily focused on specialist services for individuals who have survived extreme abuse. We work with individuals who have endured severe mental and/or physical trauma as a result of to human trafficking, domestic violence or sexual assault. Over the past two decades, Hagar has earned a reputation for working with the “toughest cases” such as the young children, adolescents, and those repeatedly abused. Increasingly Hagar is also developing research, leading advocacy and building the capacity of other organizations, to improve prevention and strengthen after-care services. With over 28 years of experience, HAGAR Cambodia has transformed into an internationally renowned leader in recovery services for survivors of human trafficking, slavery, gender-based violence (GBV), and abuse.

Our Mission: HAGAR EXISTS TO END TRAFFICKING, SLAVERY AND ABUSE BY SUPPORTING SURVIVORS, PREVENTING EXPLOITATION, AND PURSUING JUSTICE

Hagar's unique approach is The Whole Journey. The Whole Journey approach starts with a survivor, an individual who has experienced severe trauma because of human trafficking, slavery, and abuse. From the moment a survivor enters our care, we employ Trauma-Informed Care principles to respond with care and compassion, assess their needs, and provide individualized services to help them heal. Services include providing a safe place to live, counselling, family support, legal support, education, and economic empowerment support. We don’t have a set timeframe for how long we work with a survivor. We do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes, to make sure they will not be re-traumatized or re-victimized again. All Hagar projects applied the Whole Journey approach. Since this approach has been implemented for many years in Cambodia, we have seen many transformations in the lives of the survivors we supported.

Expected Outputs

Qualitative Baseline Study Consultancy

  • Career Category: Consultancies
  • Location: Phnom Penh
Summary

Objective of Study

To generate in-depth baseline qualitative information that will inform programme implementation and allow future comparison at midline and endline.

Specific objectives

  • Assess initial knowledge, attitudes, behaviours, norms, and capacities of each stakeholder group aligned with each Outcome Challenge.
  • Understand barriers and enablers for children’s participation, safety, gender equality, SRHR, and access to services.
  • Establish a behavioural baseline for all key Progress Markers.
  • Identify contextual risks, conflict sensitivity issues, and power dynamics relevant to programme success.
  • Help tailor the project to the real needs of the target population.

The findings and recommendations from this study will serve as a reference for tailoring the project and will be retained to track changes in comparison with the midline and endline studies

Scope of work

Consultant/s will work in close coordination with Hagar M&E Manager and program team, following the scope of works as listed below:

  • Consultant:
  • HAGAR International Foundation

Please click Attachement below for more information.

Reporting and Timeline:

The consultant will prepare and submit a written report to the Hagar Cambodia office. The first draft report, in English, must be submitted no later than 45 days after the agreement is signed. The final report, also in English, along with a short summary report (in both English and Khmer) and a clean, fully anonymized dataset, must be submitted to Hagar Cambodia no later than 90 days after the agreement is signed.

Eligibility

  • Master’s degree in social science, development studies, or other related fields.
  • At least 5 years’ experience in designing and conducting research or study/evaluation with quantitative and qualitative methods.
  • Knowledge and skills in advanced statistical data analysis
  • Knowledge and experience in applying the Outcome Mapping and Outcome Harvesting (OM/OH) in project management.
  • Knowledge and experience with social work, Gender, Human Trafficking, gender-based violence, including domestic violence and sexual abuse.
  • Knowledge of child rights, child participation, and child protection.
  • Knowledge of the current community development concepts under the alignment with the government’s strategy (NSDG and SDG) and the working approaches with the local authority.
  • Excellent in the English language, especially in written reports.

Submission Requirements

Interested applicants must submit the documents required below:

  • The consultant’s profile.
  • Two samples of previous study/evaluation reports
  • The baseline study proposal setting out the impact study approach (sampling framework, data collection strategy, methodologies, data analysis framework, etc.), as well as the detailed work plan for the baseline study, including timeline, data collection processes, deliverables, and proposed budget.

Only short-listed candidates will be notified.

Hagar International Foundation is an equal opportunity Organization. We strictly adhere to safeguarding policy and child protection practices. We will conduct the background check, including criminal record checks throughout the selection process where possible.

Women and Disable people are strongly encouraged to apply.

Attachment:
  • ToR - Baseline study_RECLAIM project
 

Contact Details

Office Address
  • #218A, Street 590, Toul Sompov Village, Sangkat Tuol Sangkae 1, Khan Russey Keo, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
 
Contact Name
  • Hagar International Foundation
 
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