Tenders Are Invited For Final Evaluation Consultant

Tenders Are Invited For Lebanon Final Evaluation Consultant Tdh Lebanon Final Evaluation Consultant Tdh LebanonPromoting An Enhanced And Sustainable Protective Environment For Children In Lebanon July 2018 July 20191 Presentation Of Terre Des HommesCreated In 1960 The Foundation Of Terre Des Hommes Lausanne Tdh Mission Is To Come To The Aid Of Children In Need It Endeavors At All Times To Defend The Rights Of Children In Times Of War And Natural Disasters Or In Less Publicized Situations Of Distress Today Terre Des Hommes Foundation Is The Largest Non Governmental Organization Ngo For ChildrenS Aid In Switzerland Besides Tdh Has Development Projects And Emergency Relief Programs In More Than 30 Countries Including Lebanon Jordan Egypt And Syria This Engagement Is Financed By Individual And Institutional Donations Over The Last Fifty Years Terre Des Hommes Has Developed In Two Core Areas Healthcare And Child Protection Every Year Tdh Offers Sustainable Solutions And A Better Future For Over One Million Children And Their Relatives By Focusing On Two Levels Providing Direct Aid Worldwide For Children In Need Whereby Projects Are Carried Out Under Our Own Management Or In Partnership With Local Organizations As An Ambassador For ChildrenS Rights In Switzerland And Throughout The World Through Campaigns That Promote The Fundamental Rights Of Children Or That Denounce Violation Of These Rights In Particular Those Contained In The Convention On The Rights Of The Child Adopted By The Un In 1989 2 ContextAccording To Unhcr The Syrian Crisis Has Displaced 4 81 Million Syrian Refugees Into The Republic Of Turkey The Lebanese Republic The Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan The Republic Of Iraq And The Arab Republic Of Egypt And There Are An Estimated 6 1 Million Internally Displaced People Within Syria The Government Of Lebanon Gol Estimates That 1 5 Million Syrians 1 Have Fled The Conflict In Syria To Lebanon Equivalent To Over 20 Of The Population So Far Neither The Government Nor Donors Have Tackled The Refugees Most Pressing Long Term Needs Jobs Schools And A Secure Place To Live Lebanon Still Struggles To Absorb The Influx The Area Encompassing Mount Lebanon And The Capital Beirut Has Seen A High Proportion Of Registered Syrian Refugees According To Unhcr 2 36 Are Located In Bekka 26 In Beirut 25 In North Lebanon And 12 In South Lebanon Additionally There Are Approximately 291 460 Palestinian Refugees Of Lebanon Out Of Whom 53 Live In Twelve Palestinian Refugee Camps The Remaining Lives In 56 Gatherings Across The Country Palestinian Refugees Who Do Not Receive Public Service Support From The Lebanese Government Have Been Facing Significant Challenges To Access To Decent Housing Conditions Quality Education Access Health Care And Economic Opportunities Considered As Stateless Citizens They Have No Access To Citizenship And Land Ownership And Very Restricted Access To Labor Market Children And Youth Are The First In Line Of Being Victims Of The Consequences Of This Situation And Of Developing Negative Coping Mechanisms Competition For Resources Lead To Tensions Between Diverse Host And Displaced Communities Living Side By Side By Region The Palestinian Refugees Individuals In Lebanon Are Concentrated In Sidon With 35 8 Followed By North 25 1 Tyre 14 7 Beirut Its Suburbs 13 4 Al Chouf 7 1 And Bekaa 4 3 The Lebanon Crisis Response Plan Lcrp Emphasizes That This Situation Has Significantly Impacted LebanonS Social And Economic Growth Caused Deepening Poverty And Humanitarian Needs And Exacerbated Pre Existing Development Constraints In The Country Although Lebanon Has Initially Welcomed Refugees From Syria The Country Is Now Challenged To Offer Basic Services Such As Health Or Education To The Refugee Population And The Host Community Public Services Are Overstretched With Demand Exceeding The Capacity Of Institutions And Infrastructure To Meet Needs The Service Sectors Are Also Overburdened With The Public Health Sector Accumulating Debt As Syrian Patients Are Unable To Cover Their Part Of The Fees 4 The Last Vulnerability Assessment Of Syrian Refugees Vasyr In Lebanon 5 Findings Reveal That The Situation Of Refugees Is As Serious As The Last Years Indeed Syrian Refugees In Lebanon Remain At A Point Where Not All Basic Needs Are Met And Households Are Susceptible To Shocks Life Is A Daily Struggle For 991 917 Syrian Refugees 6 Who Have Little Or No Financial Resources Around 70 Live Below The Poverty Line There Are No Formal Refugee Camps And As A Result Syrians Are Scattered Throughout More Than 2 100 Urban And Rural Communities And Locations Often Sharing Small Basic Lodgings With Other Refugee Families In Overcrowded Conditions The Families Of High Risk Children Supported By Social Workers Usually Face Difficult Economic Situations Living In Shelters Or Informal Settlements Which Can Be Overcrowded This Can Result In Increased Use Of Violence And Abuse In South Lebanon 70 Of Syrian Refugees Live In Small Shelter Units While The Rest Live In Collective Shelters Cs Informal Tent Settlements Its Unfinished Buildings Garages And Squatting Over 80 Of Them Pay Rent Even Though The Living Conditions Are Extremely Poor Only 5 Are Living With Relatives Or Are Hosted By Other Families Families And Adolescents Have Been Dramatically Affected By The Conflict In Syria And The Resulting Forced Displacement The Loss Of Educational Opportunities Is Perhaps The Most Significant Effect With Long Term Devastating Outcomes Additionally The Futures Of Syrian Girls Are Deeply Affected By New Protection Concerns Particularly As They Are Exposed To An Unfamiliar Society In Lebanon Child Marriage And Limitations In Their Mobility Particularly For Girls Are Presented By Families As Coping Strategies To These Risks A Recent Analysis Of TdhS Case Management Intervention In The South Amongst Syrian Refugees In 2017 On A Sample Of 406 Children Showed That 6 Suffered From Gender Based Violence Out Of Which 32 Were Linked To Cases Of Child Marriage Amongst Palestinian Communities Across Lebanon The Same Analysis Showed That 12 Of Cases Were Linked To Gender Based Violence On A Sample Of 176 Children Programming Is Needed To Ensure Sustained Education Access For All Adolescents And To Educate Very Young Adolescents And Their Parents On Managing Their Own Health And Well Being Given The Multiple Strains More Effort Is Needed To Encourage Positive Interaction Between Adolescent Lebanese And Adolescent Syrian Refugees 7 Children And Youth Represent More Than Half Of The Refugee Population In Alignment With The Strategy Of The Lcrp 2017 2020 Tdh Is Constantly Working On Strengthening The Resilience And Social Cohesion Of The Most Vulnerable Children Youth And Their Families Humanitarian And Development Assistance Are Not Mutually Exclusive And A Comprehensive Response Addressing Longer Term Needs And Humanitarian Efforts And Fostering Resilience Has Therefore Become Essential 3 Project SummaryName Of Organization Fondation Terre Des Hommes LausanneName Of Project Promoting An Enhanced And Sustainable Protective Environment For Children In LebanonCountry LebanonAreas Of Intervention South Lebanon Tyre And Saida Districts And Beirut Mount LebanonStart And End Dates Of The Project 1St July 2018 To 31 July 2019 13 Months Total Budget In 1127550 Project Impact Children Youth And Their Caregivers Affected By The Protracted Crisis In Lebanon Have Access To An Enhanced And Sustainable Protective Environment Project Outcomes Outcome 1 Boys And Girls At Risk And Or Victims Of Violence Have Access To An Integrated Package Of Quality And Durable Prevention And Response Services In Most Disadvantaged Localities In South And Mount Lebanon Outcome 2 Youth Families And Communities Are Engaged To Enhance Social Cohesion And Foster A Protective Environment Through Social Behavioural Change Processes Outcome 3 Formal And Informal Authorities Civil Society Actors And Child Protection Systems Have Strengthened Commitment Knowledge And Capacity To Prevent And Respond To Child Protection Concerns In Order To Strengthen Cp Systems And Enhance SustainabilityTarget Group And Number Of Expected Beneficiaries Syrian Refugees Palestinian Refugees From Syria Prs Palestinian Refugees From Lebanon Prl Lebanese Vulnerable Children And Their Families Including From The Dom Community Other Refugees Hosting Syrians I E Iraqis Etc Direct Beneficiaries 3720 Children And 2434 Adults Indirect Beneficiaries 18462 Children And Adults4 Objective Of The EvaluationThe Objective Of This Final Evaluation Is To Provide An Independent External Analysis Of The Project Funded By The Swiss Cooperation Sdc And Implemented By Tdh In Lebanon The Objectives Are Accountability Towards Project Actors The Evaluation Purpose Is To Evaluate The Perceived Effect Of TdhS Intervention In Two Southern Governorates Of Lebanon Tyre And Saida As Well As In Beirut And Mount Lebanon From The Perspective Of Different Stakeholders Children And Members Of The Community Administrative Staff Of The Cbos TdhS Psychosocial Staff TdhS Management And Non Public Service Providers Involved With The Community Learning For Potential Next Phase Of The Project The Evaluation Aims At Identifying Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities And Threats In Achieving The Child Protection Projects Objectives In Order To Identify Lessons Learned And Give Recommendations And Feedback For The Future Operation Of The Cbos As Well As For The Future Involvement Of Tdh Through This Evaluation Tdh Aims At Fostering Learning And Ensuring That Good Practices And Lessons Learned Are Analyzed And Incorporated In Future Programming 5 Scope Of The EvaluationThe Evaluation Will Cover The Entire Period Of The Project 1St July 2018 To 30 July 2019 And All The Geographical Areas Of Intervention Saida Tyre Beirut And Mount Lebanon In Lebanon All The Projects Components Should Be Included In The Evaluation Scope However A Particular Focus On The Capacity Building Of Local Partners Will Be Required And A Comparison With The Previous Approach Of Selecting Partners And Building Their Capacity 6 Intended Users Of The EvaluationThe Intended Audience Of The Evaluation Is Among Others Tdh Staff In The Field And As Organization Its Partners Its Donor Sdc As Well As All The Key Actors Involved In The Project Such As Cpn Representative Cbos Management Staff And Or Any Other Relevant Stakeholders 7 Evaluation Criteria And QuestionsThe Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Is Are Requested To Answer A List Of Questions Based On The Dac Ocde Criteria For Evaluating Humanitarian Development Assistance 8 Relevance Effectiveness Efficiency Sustainability And Impact Project Design Improvement And On Terre Des Hommes Project Cycle Management Guidelines Those Answers Shall Enable The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators To Generate Critical Analyses Evidence Based On The Impact Of The Activities Implemented By Tdh Addressing The Evaluation Objectives Will Require That The Evaluator Provide Answers To The Following Specific Questions EffectivenessTo What Extent Have The ProjectS Objectives Been Reached Are The Projects Activities Adequate To Realize The Objectives Do The Provided Services Meet The Needs Of The Population And More Specifically Address The Capacity Building Needs Of The Local Actors Do Certain Priorities Especially In Terms Of Capacity Building Still Persist Despite The Implementation Of The Projects RelevanceHas The Project Aligned Properly With The Recommendations From The Previous Evaluation Should The Next Phase Of The Projects Be Changed To Better Reflect Those Needs And Priorities SustainabilityTo What Extent Did The Projects Established Processes And Systems That Are Likely To Support The Continued Implementation Of The Project Are The Involved Parties Willing And Able To Continue The Child Protection Projects Activities On Their Own Project Design ImprovementIn What Ways Can The Child Protection System ChildrenS Resilience Social Cohesion Be Improved To Better Meet Projects Objectives In What Ways Can The Delivery Of The Capacity Building Be Improved To Ensure That Cbos Knowledge Skills And Practice To Run The Project Independently 8 MethodologyThe Methodology Described In These Terms Of Reference Is Suggested As A Proposition The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Will Be Asked To Submit A Proposal For The Methodology Of The Evaluation To Tdh Tdh Recommends That The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Will Ensure That Different Methods Will Be Combined And Triangulate Information As Much As Possible Participatory Methods Will Be Used To Involve Project Actors And Staff Therefore Ensuring Optimal Learning By The Team And Partners The Following Reviews Are Recommended As A Minimum Briefings At The Early Beginning Of The Evaluation Launching A Skype Call Will Be Organize With TdhS Team A Briefing With The Teams Will Be Also Organize At The Beginning Of The Field Missions And Regular Feedbacks During The Field Work Will Be Provided Secondary Data Collection Projects Proposal Including Logical Frameworks Budgets And Workplans And Intermediate Reports Monitoring And Evaluation Plans Tools And Data Key Tdh Lebanon Documents Including Previous End Of Project Evaluation October 2017 Capitalization Report On Capacity Building From The Previous Project Phase December 2017 Partner Tools Policy Organization Capacity Assessment Call For Proposal Selection Committee Etc Key Documents Related To National Framework Including Lebanon Crisis Response PlanLiterature Review Of Key Documents Including Child Protection Sector Strategies And National Cp Data And Context Analysis From Other Actors Primary Data Collection Field Work To Collect Data From Main ProjectS Stakeholders Tdh Staff Local Partners Child Protection Stakeholders Beneficiaries Such As Group Members Children And Their Caregivers Community Based Child Protection Committees Center Staff EtcAccording The Desired Focus Of This Final Evaluation The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Shall Prioritize And Focus Specifically On Cbos As Key Informant Data Collection And Analysis Through Ideally In Depth Structured Or Semi Structured Interviews Testimonials With Key Actors And Relevant Stakeholders And Staff Focus Group Discussions With Children And FamiliesMeetings Interviews With Key StakeholdersThe Global Methodology For Primary Data Collection Tools Target Groups And Analysis Should Be Developed By The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators And Submitted To Tdh For Approval 9 DeliverablesAn Initial Inception Report In English Max 10 Pages Including The First Elements Coming Up From The Desk Review Risks And Limitations AnalysisThe Detailed Methodology Suggested Including The Evaluation Matrix Highlighting How Evaluation Questions Will Be AddressedThe Draft Data Collection ToolsSchedule And Revised Working Plan Including The List Of Categories Of People And Sites To Be Visited At The End Of The Field Mission Two Restitution Workshops On Findings One To The Tdh Team And One To The External Key Partners Especially Cbos Managers Cpns One Preliminary Report To Be Provided 5 Days After The End Of The Field Missions And A Final Version 2 Days After TdhS Feedback Contents Of The Final Report Incorporating 1 Executive Summary Max 3 4 Pages 1 Narrative Report Max 30 40 Pages With An Automatic Table Of Contents A List Of Annexes Abbreviations Tables Figures Pictures Annexes An Introduction The Presentation Of The Methodology Scope And Limitations The Findings Of The Evaluation Including Lessons Learnt An Evidence Based Conclusion1 Summary Table With The Main Conclusions And Recommendations Separate The Short Medium And Long Term And The Lessons LearnedAnnexes Containing The Technical Details Of The Evaluation As Well As The Terms Of Reference Surveys Protocols And Questionnaires Protocols Of Interviews And Observation Tables Or Graphics Secondary Review References Persons And Institutions Contacted A Powerpoint Presentation Of The Findings And Recommendations And The Transcripts Rendered Anonymous Of Interviews Focus Groups Observation The Reports Shall Be Provided In Word Format And The Report Pages Numbered The Reports Shall Be Written And Submitted In English 10 ChronogramThe Proposed Evaluation Consists Of 20 Working Days Including Phase I 1St Briefing By Skype And Reviews Of The Secondary Data 4 Days Inception Report Phase Ii Field Work 10 Days Including 1 Traveling Days Two Restitution Workshops One For Tdh Staff And One For Key Partners Involved In The Project Phase Iii Analysis Report Writing 4 Days 1St Draft Of Final Report Phase Iv Finalization 2 Days Final ReportThe Assignment Should Be Carried Out In A Period Of Time To Be Defined With The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Ideally Between July 25Th And August 30Th 2019 The Consultancy Could Be Organized As Follows The Work Plan May Be Subjected To Some Adjustments According To The Needs Of The Consultancy And Following Mutual Agreement Between Tdh And The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Consequently The Final Work Plan For The Assignment Including The Deadline Of Submission Is To Be Defined At The Time Of The Signature Of The Contract 11 Roles And ResponsibilitiesThe Evaluation Will Be Conducted By 1 External Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Contracted By Terre Des Hommes The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Will Be In Charge Of Defining The Methodology Of The Evaluation To Be Validated By Tdh Before Being Applied Review If Necessary The Evaluation Implementation Work Plan Leading The Research Data Collection And Analysis Work Develop The Evaluation Instruments And Conduct Validation And Field Testing Of The Same Provide Orientation To The M E And Project Team Of Tdh In Lebanon On The Evaluation Methodology Tools For Data Collection And The Data Analysis Lead And Participate In The Data Collection Process Analyze Data Through Participatory Approach Involving The Programme Quality And Management Team Of Tdh In Lebanon The Project Implementation Team And The Key Project Stakeholders Present The Findings In Four Restitution Workshops One For Tdh Team And One For External Key Project Actors Writing And Submitting The First Draft Of Evaluation Reports As Well As Finalizing It After The Feedbacks Provided By Tdh Cf Tentative Workplan ItS Also The Responsibilities Of The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators To Respect And Fully Integrate To His Work The Following Ethical Principles And Considerations The Outcomes And Conclusions Of The Evaluation Must Be Correct Trustworthy Cross Checked And Open To ScrutinyThe Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Must Respect The Privacy Of The Persons Met And Seek Their Informed Consent To Participate In The ConsultationThe Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Must Consider The Level Of Vulnerability And Protection Status Of The Targeted Beneficiaries And Adapt Their Questions And Attitude AccordinglyTdh Has The Best Interests Of The Child As Its Central Theme Of The Consultancy This Is To Be Interwoven Into All Aspects If During The Process The Evaluators Team Of Evaluators Become S Aware Of A Child In Need Of Protection And Or Assistance The Best Interest Of The Child Takes Precedent Over The Desired Outcomes Of The Consultancy This Consultancy Should Not Put Any Child In Danger And If A Request Is Made For Assistance Or The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Recognize S A Risk The Appropriate Resource Agencies Will Be Activated To Assist The Child When PossibleThe Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Must Sign The Terre Des Hommes Child Safeguarding Policy Csp And Code Of Conduct And Be Willing To Adhere To Its Principles And Expected Practices If A Breach Of The Policy Or Code Of Conduct Takes Place The Consultancy Will Be Terminated Immediately Without Any Financial Burden On Tdh In Order To Facilitate The Induction Of The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators And To Activate Existing Knowledge Of The Tdh Lebanon Team About The Context Focal Points Are Mobilized To Support The Evaluator Team Of Evaluators Throughout The Consultancy In Lebanon Program CoordinatorIn Switzerland M E CoordinatorRegular Contacts With Tdh Evaluation Focal Points The Main Interlocutors Being The Leb Program Coordinator Will Be Established During The Duration Of The Evaluation Work In Order To Share Updates On The Progress Of The Work In Case Of Difficulties Reorientations Shall Be Considered During The Course Of The Evaluation But Only After Approval Of Tdh Tdh Will Be In Charge Of Organization Of Movements To The Field And In The Field The Provision Of A Translator If Necessary Mobilization Of Organization Of Meetings With Key Informants Cbos Cpns Beneficiaries Etc Provision Of Any Additional Information And Clarifications As Requested Provision And Facilitation Of Clear Communication With The Team And Support By The Team 12 Profile Of The Consultant Team Qualifications And ExperienceThe Consultant Team Must Have A Strong Background In The Design The Implementation And The Evaluation Of Humanitarian Projects In Protracted Crisis Others Requirements Are Working Experience In The Middle East Region In The Lebanon Context Would Be A Strong Asset Demonstrated Previous Experience In Leading Humanitarian Evaluation Using A Range Of Method Especially Qualitative Analysis Techniques Semi Structured Interviews Focus Groups Or Any Other Participatory Approaches Experience In Working In The Child Protection Sector In Protracted Crisis And Especially In Pss And Case Management Expertise In Project Cycle Management And Project Monitoring Experience In Community Based Approach And Capacity Building Project Strong Conceptual And Analytical Thinking Excellent Communication And Writing Skills In English Arabic Would Be A Strong Asset A Translator Shall Be Provided If Needed Gender Mixed Team Excellent Skills In Operating In An Intercultural Environment A Successful Experience In Implementing And Or Evaluating Sdc Funded Project Would Be An Asset 13 BudgetThe Maximum Budget For This Consultancy Is 10 000Usd In Consideration Of The Provisions For External Mandates The Consultant Shall Be Paid As Follows Consultancy Fees Gross Amount Including Taxes And Vat As Lump Sum For Consultancy Work Covering 20 Working Days At 420 Usd Each Meaning 8400 Usd In Total Tdh Will Pay The Consultant In 1 Instalment Once The Analysis Is Finalized And After The Approval From Tdh Of The Submitted Deliverables Mentioned In The Tor The Consultant Will Cover For His Health Insurance Food And Accommodation Costs When In The Field Tdh Will Cover For Local Transportation And Flight Ticket The Payment Shall Be Made By Bank Transfer Within 30 Days Of Receipt S Of The Invoice And Iban Code Raised By The Consultant All Amounts Are Paid In Usd Altought We Mentioned 30 Days We Will Try Our Best To Pay The Evaluation Before Submitting The Final Report It Means Before 15Th September Consultant Shall Send A Payment Request And A Receipt For Each Instalment 14 Application ProceduresTo Be Considered Interested And Qualified Evaluators Must Submit The Following Documentation Curriculum Vitae Max 3 To 4 Pages Highlighting Work Experience And Qualifications Relevant To This Evaluation Full Contact Details Of At Least Three References From Among Recent ClientsOne Sample Evaluation Report Highlighting Experience Relevant To This EvaluationA Technical Offer Comprising Understanding Of The Objective Of The Study And The Terms Of Reference Tor Methodology And Tools Proposed A Chronogram Showing Details For The Realization Of Each Of The Evaluation Phases The Schedule Proposed Should Include Time For Briefing And Debriefing At The Mission And At Head Office As Far As Possible Please Submit Your Application Exclusively Via Email To Franck Joly Tdh ChDeadline For Submissions Is July 22Nd 2019 Cob Lebanon Time Only Applicants Submitting Complete Applications And Under Serious Consideration Will Be Contacted 1 Including 1 017 Million Registered As Refugees With The United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees Unhcr Along With 31 502 Palestine Refugees From Syria 35 000 Lebanese Returnees And A Pre Existing Population Of More Than 277 985 Palestine Refugees In Lebanon 2 Unhcr Online Operational Portal Http Data2 Unhcr Org En Situations Syria Location 71 3 Lebanese Palestinian Dialogue Committee Central Administration Of Statistics Palestinian Central Bureau Of Statistics 2018 The Population And Housing Census In Palestinian Camps And Gatherings 2017 Key Findings Report Population Buildings And Housing Units Beirut Lebanon 4 Lebanon Crisis Response Plan 2017 2019 Page 8 5 The Vasyr Is Conducted Annually Since 2013 And Jointly By Unicef Unhcr And Wfp The Vasyr Surveyed A Representative Sample Of Syrian Refugee Households In Lebanon To Identify Changes And Trends In Their Situation 6 Unhcr 2018 7 Dejong Jocelyn Sbeity Farah Schlecht Jennifer Harfouche Manale Yamout Rouham Fouad Fouad M Manohar Seema Robinson Courtland Young Lives Disrupted Gender And Well Being Among Adolescent Syrian Refugees In Lebanon 14 November 2017 Online Https Reliefweb Int Sites Reliefweb Int Files Resources S13031 017 0128 7 Pdf 8 Http Www Oecd Org Dac Evaluation Daccriteriaforevaluatingdevelopmentassistance HtmHow To Apply Please Submit Your Application Exclusively Via Email To Franck Joly Tdh ChDeadline For Submissions Is July 22Nd 2019 Cob Lebanon Time Only Applicants Submitting Complete Applications And Under Serious Consideration Will Be Contacted To Be Considered Interested And Qualified Evaluators Must Submit The Following Documentation Curriculum Vitae Max 3 To 4 Pages Highlighting Work Experience And Qualifications Relevant To This Evaluation Full Contact Details Of At Least Three References From Among Recent ClientsOne Sample Evaluation Report Highlighting Experience Relevant To This EvaluationA Technical Offer Comprising Understanding Of The Objective Of The Study And The Terms Of Reference Tor Methodology And Tools Proposed A Chronogram Showing Details For The Realization Of Each Of The Evaluation Phases The Schedule Proposed Should Include Time For Briefing And Debriefing At The Mission And At Head Office As Far As Possible

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