Tenders Are Invited For Safe Migration Cambodia Phase Ii Project Mid-Term Evaluation

Tenders are invited for Safe Migration Cambodia (SaMiCa II) Phase II Project Mid-Term Evaluation The project midterm evaluation and impact assessment is intended to measure the progresses of the project implementation against outputs and approaches applied, including measure the technical skills and competencies of implementing team, contributing to programme adaptation and revision the logic of the logframe, resulting from the implementation of 2025/26. This assessment will collect and analyse data on best practices, challenges faced, and lesson learnt to better inform programming and bridging the gaps identified. In addition, this evaluation will extend to specific assessments of the implementation of Graduation Approach of CACH, the implementing partners a) National Committee for Couter Trafficking (NCCT) and; b) Damnok Toek (DT) as per outputs distributed (see SaMiCa logframe and Prodoc). 2. Description of the Project The SaMiCa II project runs from January 1st to till the End of 2027. Its overall objective is to combat human trafficking and other exploitative forms of migration through a comprehensive approach that includes prevention, protection, and reintegration intervention, and improved stakeholder coordination. At the impact level, this project aimed at enabling individuals, particularly women, children, and youth, to exercise their rights and contribute to a democratic society as productive citizens therefore reducing the societal and economical costs associated with harmful migration and child/human trafficking and leading to increased economic productivity, more sustainable livelihoods, enhanced resilience, and selfsufficiency to build a foundation for long-term economic stability and independence. The project target areas are in and around Poi Pet city and Kamrieng District, Battambang province in Cambodia. At the outcome level, the project aims at the following four areas: Prevention of unsafe migration and human trafficking Protection for victimised children, youth and vulnerable/at risk migrants Reintegration of vulnerable and at-risk children and migrants into society Stakeholder Coordination and Capacity Building Following the initial phase (2022-24), the final evaluation was completed, and baseline assessment was conducted in early 2025. These assessments provide critical entry points for the commencement of implementation of SaMiCa II. The annual narrative report reveals the achievement as its desired outcomes. Prevention centralises on increased awareness raising on legal knowledge and safe migration practices to prevent unsafe migration reaching 19,814 migrants, potential migrants, and vulnerable children with necessary information. Protection supports 1, 619 migrants to receive essential protection services such as foods, shelter, and psychological support. The reintegration support 3, 473 returnees, including children and lower income community members to access job, vocational training, and improve income, as well as reintegrate into society and family. Coordination has faced shortfall due to border conflict, unable to establish coordination mechanism but the focus has adapted in-country engagement efforts (see detail in the 2025 narrative report). The ceiling budget for this consultancy is USD 17,000 which includes all related consultancy costs and withoding tax. Tender Link : https://www.bongthom.com/job_list.html?category_id=55&order_by=start_date&order_dir=desc