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We are looking for Consultant of Project Final Evaluation
1. Background The Building Resilience in Eastern Indonesia project is a 3-year project and funded by AUSAID. The project aims to contribute to substantial reduction in disaster losses ? lives, and social, economic, and environmental assets through strengthening the capacities of communities and government in 16 disaster prone districts and 6 provinces of Eastern Indonesia, including Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT), Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB), Sulawesi Utara, Sulawesi Tengah, Papua and Papua Barat.
In addition to project goal which is communities in the most disaster prone areas in Sulawesi, NTB, NTT and Papua are more resilient to disasters, the project has two objectives: (1) To strengthen government, civil society, and community action for disaster risk reduction in orderto enable communities, government and CSOs to identify, plan and act for reducing the vulnerabilities of communities to disasters (2) To improve capacities of Oxfam partners in implementing DRR projects through training and ongoing coaching in order to enable partners to work with the government, civil society and communities to plan and implement DRR models to reduce the vulnerabilities of the communities, specially women.
The Project has been implemented by Oxfam in cooperation with local partners, including KOMPAK, PERDU, Jambata, Yayasan Kelola, Konsepsi, Kosalata, PMPB, and YPPS.
Currently, the project is at the last year of project implementation and will be finished on June 2012. Comprehensive review and analysis on project achievements and impacts are needed for internal Oxfam and external purposes (to be submitted to donor). Accordingly, independent consultant(s) are needed to conduct the project evaluation. Consultancy period is from 20.02.2012 to 26.03.2012.
2. Purpose This final evaluation aims to obtain facts or evidence from the project sites related to the main questions below:
· Measure project?s achievement
· Evaluate project effectiveness and efficiency to deliver results;
· Identify and analyze the impact of the Building Resilience in Eastern Indonesia project and outline ways that this may be sustained
3. Scope of work:
This final evaluation will be held in 5 selected districts out of 16 districts in order to meet at least 30 percents of geographical areas are evaluated. In ensuring representation of project sites, these 5 districts include: Nabire (Papua), Manokwari (West Papua), Donggala (Central Sulawesi), Flores Timur (NTT), and East Lombok (NTB)
Moreover, this evaluation will involve various stakeholders that have been involved the BR project both at community and district level, such aslocal partners (NGO), government stakeholders, and community members. Final evaluation should utilize appropriate methodologies, including interview and Focus Group Discussion.
The Final Evaluation should measure critically project interventions and assess critically the specific outcome and impact of the BR project on (1) the improvement of government, civil society, and community action for disaster risk reduction. (2) the improvement of capacities of Oxfam partners in implementing DRR projects.
The final evaluation is intended to develop a final statement of project achievement, impacts and lesson learned. So, final evaluation should include the following sections (a) Relevance (b) Efficiency (c) Effectiveness (d) impact (e) Sustainability (f) Gender equity
To apply, please e-mail your cover letter, CV, and proposal to: CR iesmasari@oxfam.org.uk
Closing date: 12 February 2012.
We are committed to ensuring diversity and gender equity within the organization
www.oxfam.org.uk/asia
1. Background The Building Resilience in Eastern Indonesia project is a 3-year project and funded by AUSAID. The project aims to contribute to substantial reduction in disaster losses ? lives, and social, economic, and environmental assets through strengthening the capacities of communities and government in 16 disaster prone districts and 6 provinces of Eastern Indonesia, including Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT), Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB), Sulawesi Utara, Sulawesi Tengah, Papua and Papua Barat.
In addition to project goal which is communities in the most disaster prone areas in Sulawesi, NTB, NTT and Papua are more resilient to disasters, the project has two objectives: (1) To strengthen government, civil society, and community action for disaster risk reduction in orderto enable communities, government and CSOs to identify, plan and act for reducing the vulnerabilities of communities to disasters (2) To improve capacities of Oxfam partners in implementing DRR projects through training and ongoing coaching in order to enable partners to work with the government, civil society and communities to plan and implement DRR models to reduce the vulnerabilities of the communities, specially women.
The Project has been implemented by Oxfam in cooperation with local partners, including KOMPAK, PERDU, Jambata, Yayasan Kelola, Konsepsi, Kosalata, PMPB, and YPPS.
Currently, the project is at the last year of project implementation and will be finished on June 2012. Comprehensive review and analysis on project achievements and impacts are needed for internal Oxfam and external purposes (to be submitted to donor). Accordingly, independent consultant(s) are needed to conduct the project evaluation. Consultancy period is from 20.02.2012 to 26.03.2012.
2. Purpose This final evaluation aims to obtain facts or evidence from the project sites related to the main questions below:
· Measure project?s achievement
· Evaluate project effectiveness and efficiency to deliver results;
· Identify and analyze the impact of the Building Resilience in Eastern Indonesia project and outline ways that this may be sustained
3. Scope of work:
This final evaluation will be held in 5 selected districts out of 16 districts in order to meet at least 30 percents of geographical areas are evaluated. In ensuring representation of project sites, these 5 districts include: Nabire (Papua), Manokwari (West Papua), Donggala (Central Sulawesi), Flores Timur (NTT), and East Lombok (NTB)
Moreover, this evaluation will involve various stakeholders that have been involved the BR project both at community and district level, such aslocal partners (NGO), government stakeholders, and community members. Final evaluation should utilize appropriate methodologies, including interview and Focus Group Discussion.
The Final Evaluation should measure critically project interventions and assess critically the specific outcome and impact of the BR project on (1) the improvement of government, civil society, and community action for disaster risk reduction. (2) the improvement of capacities of Oxfam partners in implementing DRR projects.
The final evaluation is intended to develop a final statement of project achievement, impacts and lesson learned. So, final evaluation should include the following sections (a) Relevance (b) Efficiency (c) Effectiveness (d) impact (e) Sustainability (f) Gender equity
To apply, please e-mail your cover letter, CV, and proposal to: CR iesmasari@oxfam.org.uk
Closing date: 12 February 2012.
We are committed to ensuring diversity and gender equity within the organization
www.oxfam.org.uk/asia
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