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Request for Proposal to Conduct Endline Evaluation for the Strengthening Climate Resilience

with Oxfam
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Request for Proposal to Conduct Endline Evaluation for the Strengthening Climate Resilience

Announcement Description

Oxfam is a global movement of people who are fighting inequality to end poverty and injustice. Across regions, from the local to the global, we work with people to bring change that lasts.

PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT

Oxfam Mekong Water Governance Program is recruiting an external consultant to support the undertaking of a Rapid Endline Evaluation (REE) of the Strengthening Climate Resilience in the Mekong Sub-region (SCR) project. The SCR Project places a strong emphasis on learning, accountability, and continuous improvement through its evaluations, aiming to generate knowledge and insights that inform future programming and contribute to strengthened climate resilience across the Mekong Subregion.

Building on the Mid Term Review, the REE will update the MTR findings and examine SCR's progress against outcomes, effectiveness of implementation and draw out lessons for future iterations of the project. The focus will be on understanding the effectiveness of local, context-specific strategies and their impact and contribution to the project's outcomes.

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Request for Proposal to Conduct Endline Evaluation for the Strengthening Climate Resilience

  • Career Category: Call for Proposals
  • Location: N/A

Start date: 17th July 2025

Assignment location: Flexible location, and required field travel to Mekong countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand) where possible, for data collection.

EVALUATION PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES

The REE will assess the following:

  • Achievement of the SCR’s intended outcomes;
  • The extent to which the SCR was implemented efficiently;
  • The extent to which gender equality, disability and social inclusion (ensuring the intersectional and separate approaches required in disability equity) GEDSI has been mainstreamed and targeted; and
  • Key lessons from SCRs design and implementation to inform recommendations relevant to similar future work under the Mekong Australia Partnership. The REE will measure results against end of project targets and indicators. The analysis will be conducted and reported by country to generate meaningful findings that inform achievement and challenges at the country level.

The specific objectives of the rapid endline evaluation are aimed at:

  1. IMPACT: To identify the changes brought by the project, especially the direct and indirect impact on community resiliency related to the disasters and climate risks management.
  2. EFFICIENCY: To evaluate the efficiency of the resource allocation and utilisation in the project.
  3. EFFECTIVENESS: To evaluate the extent to which the project achieved the project’s outcomes and end of project target as per the project result framework.
  4. SUSTAINABILITY: To assess the long-term viability of the project's interventions, ensuring that inclusive DRM and CCA strategies and outcomes continue beyond the project’s completion.
  5. To evaluate the GEDSI outcomes, including effective norms approaches and monitoring and responding to (un)intended consequences.
  6. LEARNING: To draw out lessons learned and formulate actionable recommendations for future programming.

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Submission Requirements

How to apply:

Interested service providers or private companies are invited to submit expressions of interest providing the following:

  1. A proposal outlining an indicative methodology and timeline to complete the consultancy (2 pages)
  2. A high-level budget indicating fixed and variable costs, including local enumerators and interpretation costs during field data collection (1 page)
  3. A brief response against the selection criteria as set out in the ‘Requirements’ (2 pages)
  4. Brief CV of all team members relevant to the ToR to be involved in the consultancy.
  5. Examples of similar or relevant work undertaken to illustrate analytical and writing skills.

Deadline July 08th, 2025, 23:59 (GMT+7)

Application to be submitted to the link

Others

  • Eager and required to adhere to Oxfam’s principles and values as well as the promotion of gender justice and women's rights.
  • Understanding of and commitment to adhere to equity, diversity, gender, child safety and staff health and wellbeing principles.

The details of the application process can be accessed here: the link

 
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