Terms of Reference (Tor) for Endline Evaluation and Forward-Looking Feasibility Study of the Bmz-Funded Project: Integration, Stabilisation, and Capacity Strengthening of Idps, Returnees, and Host Communities in Somalia Overview of the BMZ Project DBG in collaboration with GESUNDES AFRIKA and with funding from BMZ is implements the **Integration, stabilisation and capacity strengthening of IDPs, returnees and host communities in Somalia project **in Somalia from the 1st of November 2022 to 31st of October 2025. The project focuses on stabilization and strengthening of IDPs, returnees and host communities in Daynile and Kadha, Banadir region. Promote integration and peaceful coexistence among IDPs, returnees and host communities in ten settlements in Daynile and Kadha districts. Building the capacity of local peacebuilding actors including (youth peace groups, womens groups, elders, community and religious leaders). strengthening the technical capacities of Youth and womens groups in Daynile and Kadha districts and partner staff. 1. Purpose and Objectives of the Endline Evaluation The purpose of this ToR is to mandate a combined evaluation and feasibility study to assess past project performance and guide the design of the upcoming BMZ project.The consultant will assess the project against objectives, outcomes, and OECD DAC criteria, covering both quantitative and qualitative approaches, and provide forward-looking recommendations for potential expansion, intensification, or reorientation. The specific objectives of the evaluation and feasibility study 1. Assess the relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability of the project in achieving its stated objectives and outputs. Job listing 2. Identify and document key lessons learned, challenges faced, and best practices from the implementation of project activities in Daynile and Kahda districts. 3. Formulate practical and evidence-based recommendations to inform the design and implementation of future interventions. 4. Assess the feasibility of scaling, deepening, or reorienting the intervention in Somalia. 5. Analyze institutional sustainability and capacity of local actors (youth/womens groups, local leaders, local authorities). 6. Assess cross-cutting issues (gender, inclusion of marginalized groups, environment/climate, conflict sensitivity). 7. Review the short concept for the follow-up BMZ project and provide evidence-based recommendations for strengthening the proposal. Job listing 8. Map risks, assumptions, and opportunities for successful implementation in the next phase. 9. Scope of Work and Deliverables The evaluation will be conducted by an external expert consultant who will work together with the DBG project team in Somalia. DBG project team will provide administrative and logistical support to the field data collection, provide any relevant project reports, data and any other relevant information on the intervention. DBG will also provide all project documents to the consultant. · Submit an inception report to DBG/GESUNDES AFRICA · Develop an appropriate and acceptable methodology and together with DBG program team revise data collection tools · Together with DBG program team, co-ordinate and supervise data collection · Update DBG /GESUNDES AFRIKA on progress of data collection periodically Job listing · Develop an analysis plan for data collection and analysis. · A final evaluation report integrating evaluation and feasibility findings with concrete recommendations. · A short documentary-style video (35 minutes) summarizing the projects key achievements, community impact, and voices from the field, to visually complement the evaluation findings. · A summary presentation (PowerPoint or PDF) highlighting the key findings, lessons learned, and recommendations for dissemination to stakeholders. · Final Combined Report with two parts: Part A (Evaluation), Part B (Feasibility). · Recommendations Matrix linking evaluation findings to feasibility implications. · Policy brief (56 pages) summarizing feasibility findings for BMZ proposal preparation. 1. Location and Timeline The feasibility study will also assess potential for geographic or thematic expansion beyond Daynile and Kahda, depending on BMZs programming priorities. The evaluation will be conducted in Daynile and Kadha districts in Banadir Region of Somalia and is expected to commence on 30th of August 2025. Tender Link : https://somalijobs.com/tenders
