Consultancy for Final External Project Evaluation-LEARN Consortium

• Country: Syria
• Summary: Consultancy for Final External Project Evaluation-LEARN Consortium
• SYT Ref No: 55020793
• Deadline: 16 Sep 2021
• Financier: Other Funding Agencies
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: AMM/IM/002/AM/21
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• Description:
• Tenders are invited for Consultancy for Final External Project Evaluation-LEARN Consortium. The LEARN Consortium is a partnership between four (4) International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs). Following the successful completion of the initial phase of LEARN in September 2020, LEARN is implementing the Phase II which is a one-year award (10/2020 - 9/2021) funded through the Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), wherein it seeks to leverage the expertise from the four implementing partners and their two sub-awardees to deliver Health, Shelter and WASH services to Internally Displaced Persons and other vulnerable people in North East Syria (NES). The main activities being implemented are related to the rehabilitation and running of Primary Health Centers (PHCs), health posts (HP), hospitals and mobile medical units (MMUs), provision of WASH services, private shelter repairs and distribution of essential kits (new arrivals, hygiene, shelter, winterization; in-kind or through cash-for-kits), provision of multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) and protection services. The program incorporates a Rapid Response Mechanism and supports Humanitarian Coordination groups for the NES Response while also mainstreaming protection across the different sectors. LEARN-s goal is achieved through an integrated and harmonized, multi-sectoral approach which addresses both the emergency and early recovery needs of 550,000 of the most vulnerable conflict-affected men, women and children across NES. The four implementing partners and their sub-awardees are based in NES, Erbil and Amman, and implement throughout NES. The Consortium Management Unit (CMU) is the oversight structure for the program that aims to facilitate smooth coordination, oversee program delivery, lead donor communications, ensure compliance and support risk management. Project : LEARN Consortium Phase II - BHA Funded Reference: AMM/IM/002/AM/21 SOLIDARITES INTERNATIONAL invites consultants to apply for the provision of services as described above. Interested agencies must submit a Cover Letter outlining their financial offer, full technical proposal to meet the ToR (including the analysis and understanding of the present ToRs), scheduling, CVs of key evaluation team members (Lead evaluator, Sector experts) providing information on their capacity and experience showing that they are qualified for the services and 2 latest samples of Evaluations conducted previously by the Lead evaluator and/or Evaluation team. The Financial offer must be submitted in USD, with a TOTAL budget, with a breakdown of following chapters: I. Daily Rates/ Consultant Fees II. Logistics Costs (travel, accommodation, visa, etc. expenses) III. Taxes (all taxes that are payable by SI to the consultant according to the tax regulations in the consultant-s residence country Interested consultants may express their interest by sending an email to the following address: dcop@learnconsortium.org and meal.spe@learnconsortium.org by end of 23 July 2021 (UTC+3) and expressly mentioning « LEARN Final Evaluation Consultancy» The proposal will be evaluated in line with the service procurement guidelines of SOLIDARITES INTERNATIONAL for the use of Consultants. It is noteworthy that the interest shown by a Consultant does not imply any obligation on the part of SOLIDARITES INTERNATIONAL for inclusion in the short list. Applications without the Cover letter, Financial Offer and Technical Proposal, CVs of evaluation member(s), and 2 latest sample reports of past experience in evaluation will not be considered.
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