Vacancy title:
Consultant to Conduct End of Project Evaluation and Documentat Best Practices (Project: Building Bridges in Africa (BBA) for SRHR Programs)

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MAL Consultancy

Deadline of this Job:
Thursday, September 18 2025

Duty Station:
Kenya | Nairobi | Kenya

Summary
Date Posted: Friday, September 12 2025, Base Salary: Not Disclosed

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JOB DETAILS:

• Our Client is a human rights NGO working to protect and promote health-related human rights in Kenya. They do this by providing legal services and support, training professionals on human rights, engaging in advocacy campaigns that promote awareness of human rights issues, conducting research and influencing policy that promotes evidence-based change. Our Client advocates for a holistic and rights-based system of service delivery in health and for the full enjoyment of the right to health by all, including the vulnerable, marginalized and excluded populations in four thematic areas.
• The Building Bridges in Africa (BBA) project aimed to build on the interventions in the previous phases by engaging in research, advocacy and litigation to advance SRHR through a stronger and more cohesive Coalition.  The Coalition was formed in 2016 and comprises The Dullar Omar Institute (DOI) from the University of Western Cape, The Initiative for Strategic Litigation in Africa (ISLA) and The Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV/ AIDS (KELIN). The Coalition exists to strengthen the legal protection of SRHR in Eastern and Southern Africa through research, advocacy, and strategic litigation. The Coalition members have over the years adopted creative strategies and demonstrated unique competence in the areas of capacity building, policy reform, research and litigation. 

Each member of the Coalition brought on board very unique strengths that complemented each other throughout the implementation phase of the project. Specific objectives of the BBA project were to;

• Strengthen the Coalition
• Generate knowledge around the SRHR of AYP; as well as on obstetric violence in Africa;
• Facilitate capacity of the Nakuru County RH CSO Network to effectively advocate for the enactment of a policy framework to guarantee SRHR protections for women and girls;
• Develop a knowledgeable and skilled movement of lawyers and activists engaging in legal mobilization, collaborating and supporting each other as part of an incremental approach to strategic litigation;
• Secure commitments for the promotion and protection of SRHR of vulnerable people through engagement with national and regional human rights institutions; and
• Support litigation towards jurisprudence on States’ obligations to protect and guarantee SRHR.

PROJECT EVALUATION CRITERIA 

With the project coming to an end, our client is seeking the expertise of a Consultant to establish the results, challenges and lessons of this third phase of funding from Amplify Change. The evaluation will be guided by the following criteria;

• Relevance: Alignment of the project with national and regional priorities on SRHR- Obstetric Violence.
• Effectiveness: The extent to which the project has met its objectives and expected results.
• Efficiency: Assessment of resource utilization, including financial and human resources.
• Impact: Contribution of the project to policy changes and increased access to health (SRHR) services.
• Sustainability: Prospects for the continuity of project gains beyond the funding period.

PROPOSED METHODOLOGY

The consultant will employ a mixed-methods approach that includes;

• Review of project documents and secondary literature;
• Key Informant Interviews (KIIs) with coalition members, network of lawyers, policy makers, and advocacy partners;
• Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) with key beneficiaries and stakeholders;
• Case studies to capture qualitative and quantitative data;
• Triangulation of findings to ensure reliability and validity.

ASSIGNMENT DELIVERABLES

The expected deliverables from the evaluation are as follows;

• Inception report, prepared after an inception meeting, detailing the general understanding of the assignment, approach, work plan, budget, and deliverables. 
• Final work plan with clear timelines as agreed upon with our client.
• Draft and final Endline Evaluation report.
• A PowerPoint presentation with a summary of the findings and recommendations for the future of the coalition.
• Best practice document.

DURATION OF THE ASSIGNMENT

The total number of days assigned for this consultancy is 20. 

SUPERVISION & OTHER SUPPORT

• The Consultant shall report to the Monitoring and Evaluation Advisor and the Deputy Executive Director. Our Client shall provide overall supervisory support for the assignment as well as administrative and logistical support as applicable. These roles will be defined in more detail at the inception meeting. 

DESIRED COMPETENCIES

• An advanced Degree in Public Health, Law, Social Sciences, or related fields.
• A minimum of five (5) years of experience working on the right to health or related issues. 
• Proven experience and skills in designing monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) systems in similar regional or international organizations or consortia.
• Minimum five (5) years of relevant experience using both quantitative and qualitative research methods and analytical tools;
• Knowledge and skills in health rights advocacy and policy influencing;
• Knowledge of the Theory of Change approach/methodology;
• Experience, and/or academic training in human rights, international development, advocacy, legal frameworks, or related fields;
• Experience working in or for the nonprofit, philanthropic sector or related field is a plus.
• Excellent analytical, writing, and communication skills;
• The ability to work independently to produce high quality outputs in a timely manner while understanding and anticipating evolving assignment delivery needs;
• Familiar with participatory approaches to data collection.

Work Hours: 8

Experience in Months: 60

Level of Education: Bachelor's degree

Job application procedure

if you are interested in this exciting opportunity, have the requisite experience, skills and education, as well as experience in conducting end of project evaluation while documenting best practices within an NGO set up and particularly on SRHR, we are interested in meeting you to see how you can work together with Our Client through this Consultancy. Please share with us the following.

• An Expression of Interest (EOI) addressing your interest in and understanding of this TOR, your proposed methodology, work plan and consultancy fee, including how your previous experience matches the consultancy objectives outlined herein. 
• Your updated CV - illustrating relevant work experience and qualifications aligned to this TOR. If a company, each of the Consultant(s) CVs must be included together with the EOI
• Electronic copies of at least 2 reports you have undertaken in previous consultancies for similar assignments. 

Please address the above to the Recruiting Manager: recruitment@mal-consultancy.com with the subject of your application being “Expression of Interest to conducting end of project evaluation and documenting best practices.”

All EOI’s received will be subjected to a fair and competitive review process. 

Only shortlisted Consultants will be contacted.

This call for Consultancy will close on Thursday 18th September 2025 at 5.00pm EAT

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