UNICEF Moldova is looking for an entity to design and conduct End-line assessment of the interventions under HPV+ initiative. (Re-advertised)

Objective: the overall proposed consultancy assignment is to support UNICEF Moldova CO and its partners to conduct the assessment of ‘HPV+ in Moldova’ initiative both in terms of process (project organization, implementation modalities and lessons learned) and results achieved. The selected company is expected to provide technical leadership in designing and conducting the assessment in close consultation with UNICEF staff, implementing partners, governmental and nongovernmental actors from all relevant sectors, including local public authorities with high quality outcomes to be delivered and reporting ensured throughout the process.

Company qualifications and experience requirements:       

• Minimum seven years of experience in conducting similar sociological studies, desk reviews and research, including complex research on sensitive topics and multiple partners, qualitative studies and assessments;
• Proven track record in developing of structured and well-written reports, assessments and/orevaluations in education, child protection, health, social policy, adolescents etc. (in English and/or Romanian) - sample of such reports will be requested from the bidders;
• Professional qualifications, knowledge and expertise of team members in the technical areas of the requested work (conducting studies oriented on children and youth, applying RBM, situation analysis etc.);
• Good knowledge of social, economic and political developments in Moldova and demonstrated experience in the Eastern European region is a strong asset;
• Good knowledge of the work and approaches in programming used by UNICEF and other UN agencies and previous work with UNICEF or other UN agencies is an asset

For more details on deliverables and minimum requirements, please refer to attached Terms of reference (ToR)

Submissions for this RFP  must be received no later than on: 8 September 2021, 11:00 (UTC+3)

This advertisement and the supporting documents are available at the following link: https://sc.undp.md/tnddetails_un/2355/