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- Career category: Monitoring & Evaluation /MEAL
- Job type: Consultancy
- Humanitarian or Development: Humanitarian & Development Nexus
- Experience level: 5-10 years
- Organisation type: Civil Society
- Remote option: Remote (global)
- Right to work requirements: Anyone can apply
- Remuneration: Not Disclosed
- Location: Remote (global)
Child protection/ Children’s rights
Education
Economic justice
Youth
Objectives:
To better comprehend and capture the multi-faceted learnings from GIRL-H, Mercy Corps seeks a consultant to consolidate the diverse evaluation, assessment, and review reports from its operational sites. This will include copy editing, copywriting, and the design and production of a comprehensive, well-edited, and graphically rich report.
- Review and analyze the existing learning reports from different geographies (Kenya, Uganda, Haiti, and Nigeria) and the different themes (Baseline & midline evaluations, Process evaluations, learning assessments, internal program reports, donor program reports and pause and reflect sessions reports).
- Consolidate the key learnings, findings, and recommendations from these reports into a comprehensive and coherent document.
- Highlight the challenges, best practices, and potential strategies for future implementation of the GIRL-H model based on the analyses.
- Develop two learning documents that will focus on safe space implementation for adolescents and youth; and most viable transition pathways for adolescents and youth. These documents are expected to serve as guides and frameworks for other programs intending to implement the GIRL model.
Tasks
- Review and Analyze Reports: Comprehensive review and analysis of all reports, evaluations, and other relevant documentation.
- Engage with the GIRL-H team to clarify any queries or doubts.
- Desk review: Compile, synthesize, and analyze data across various reports to identify trends, patterns, and key learnings.
- Stakeholder Engagement: Engage with program teams and stakeholders for additional insights and validation of findings.
- Draft Consolidated Report: Develop a consolidated report outlining findings, learnings, challenges, and recommendations.
- Copy Editing and Writing: Conduct copy editing and copywriting to ensure clarity, coherence, and alignment with Mercy Corps’ communication style.
- Graphic Design: Create a visually appealing report that aligns with the branding and aesthetic values of Mercy Corps.
- Knowledge Management Framework: Develop a framework to facilitate the structured use of learning in future initiatives.
- Synthesis and Validation: Present the consolidated report to the GIRL-H team for feedback and finalization.
Expected Deliverables:
The expected outcomes of consolidating learnings of GIRL program are as follows:
- A preliminary summary of insights from the two learning briefs.
- A comprehensive consolidated report, inclusive of key lessons, recommendations, and areas of improvement for future programs.
- A presentation summarizing the consolidated findings suitable for stakeholder meetings.
- A learning document that highlights the components of safe spaces that are necessary for adolescents' and youth well-being.
- A learning document that highlights the viable transition pathways – and description of the supporting program activities and materials - for adolescents and youth.
Desirable Experience
- Advanced degree in agriculture, economics, social sciences, demography, public health, or relevant field with 7-10 years of experience in conducting mixed-method research.
- Experience and knowledge in resilience, livelihoods, market systems, and programs in the global south is preferred.
- Fluency in speaking and writing in English will be considered an advantage.
- Outstanding interpersonal and communication skills. Specifically, the ability to communicate clearly in English.
- Superior organizational skills and the ability to adhere to the scope procedures.
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