Mid-Term Evaluation of Community Justice Programme

• Country: Uganda
• Summary: Mid-Term Evaluation of Community Justice Programme
• UGT Ref No: 63253198
• Deadline: 22 Feb 2022
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
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• Description:
• Tenders are invited for Mid-Term Evaluation of Community Justice Programme in Uganda. The purpose of the mid-term evaluation is to assess the progress of the CJP against the stated Goal as of February 2022, as well as identify issues and course recommendations. It will also highlight issues and challenges affecting the effective and efficient implementation of outputs and their contribution to the program-s outcomes. The mid-term evaluation will be undertaken at the midpoint of the program and will pave the way for improved program delivery for the remaining program duration. The evaluation will propose amendments (if any) required to the program design and implementation arrangements, to contribute to the achievement of expected results towards the completion of the program, planned for 2024. In particular, the mid-term assessment will: Provide an independent assessment of the program to measure the extent to which the expected results have been achieved so far in quantity and quality as well as usefulness and timeliness. The evaluation will be conducted at both activity and output levels providing insights towards outcomes and impact prospects, where possible. Make recommendations, if relevant, to adjust/improve program implementation in itinere towards the achievement of expected objectives and the contribution to program outcomes, potential impact, and sustainability. The incumbent will report to the Evaluation Unit and Officer in Charge, IDLO Branch Office in The Hague, and under the day-to-day supervision of the Evaluation Specialist. The incumbent will be expected to carry out the following key duties in line with the detailed evaluation Terms of Reference (Link): Conduct an in-depth desk review of strategies, policies, and frameworks relevant to the context, and the project documents and reports; Reconstruct the Theory of Change and develop the Evaluation Questions and Indicators; Identify methodological approaches and tools to capture data, in line with the expected evaluation results; Organize and manage data collection with the Evaluation Expert, administering it with project stakeholders and beneficiaries including project trainers, trainees, and other stakeholders relevant for the evaluation-s scope; and In coordination with the Evaluation Expert, set up and conduct key informant interviews and Focus Group Discussions with other relevant project stakeholders. The incumbent will undertake the in-depth analytical work to produce Inception Note and Evaluation Report in all draft and final versions. In particular, the incumbent will prepare the following deliverables: An Inception Note (presenting the situational background, the evaluation design, and the list of key informants in the field) A draft Evaluation Report (presenting the evaluation findings, conclusions/lessons learned, and recommendations where the “causal link” is strictly observed) Finalized Evaluation Report, incorporating feedback from all relevant project stakeholders.
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