Baseline Evaluation for Safety for Children and Their Rights Online (Scrol) Programme job at Terre des hommes (TDH)

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Evaluator (s) Competencies, Experience and Skill requirements
The evaluator engaged to undertake the assignment must fulfil the following requirements:
Required
• Minimum 6 years of work experience of conducting projects evaluations, including baselines
• Expertise in Child Protection and child protection mechanisms at all levels
• Outstanding facilitation skills to communicate with project and partner teams in a multicultural environment
• Strong understanding and ability to mainstream TdH NL’s cross-cutting issues i.e. Child Participation, Gender and intersectionality, Inclusion of Children with Disabilities and Standards of alternative care
• Excellent analytical and report writing skills

Desirable
• Previous experience of engagement with law enforcement officials
• Previous experience / Strong knowledge related to Online Child Sexual Exploitation
• Expertise in participatory data collection methods
• Knowledge of local language

Method of Application
Qualified and interested applicants to submit Technical and Financial proposals electronically in PDF formats, addressed to “The Selection Committee”, with subject line clearly marked Baseline Evaluation for SCROL Programmevia email on or before 16 December 2022 at 1700 hrs (EAT) to: recruitment.africa@tdh.nl with the aim to select the evaluator by 20 December 2022and start the assignment by 3 January 2023.
All applications should include the following:
Technical proposal (max. 8 pages) outlining their motivation for the application, the methodological approach on how to conduct the assignment, and the resources required (documents, survey questions, FGD and KII checklists, etc).. The Technical Proposal MUST include an evaluation matrix summarising the evaluation plan
A proposed activities schedule/ work plan with a time frame.
Financial proposal in Kenyan shillings (KES) detailing evaluators’ itemised fees, data collection, logistical and administrative costs (this should be inclusive).
A copy of the CV of the evaluator(s) who will undertake the endline evaluation.
One recent copy of similar evaluation reports conducted by the applicant where possible and/or a recommendation letter from an NGO who the consultant has worked before.
Note that due to the expected large response only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.