Tenders Are Invited For Endline Evaluation Promoting The Right To A Fair Trial, Improving Detention Conditions And Abolishing Torture

Tenders are invited for Endline Evaluation Promoting the Right to a Fair Trial, Improving Detention Conditions and Abolishing Torture in Iraq NPA adheres to an inclusion mainstreaming approach in partnerships, organisational development, and programming such as supporting equal opportunities for women and men in partner organisations and in rights-holder groups. NPA and its partners ensure that both women and men have equal access to the different components of the project, including project design, implementation, and monitoring NPA and partners have done their best to reflect equal participation in not only the strategic aspects but also the day-to-day work of the project. Both NPA and the partners equally employ women and men within their organisational structures. Purpose of the evaluation The purpose of this evaluation is to help NPA assess how effectively the project objectives have been achieved, identifying both successes and areas for improvement. The evaluation will focus on lessons learned and recommendations, in accordance with NPA guidelines for end-of-programme evaluations, to help enhance our approach to designing and implementing similar programmes in the future. The evaluation should provide a framework to collect data on immediate, basic changes that lead to longer, more transformative change, and allow for the plausible assessment of the initiatives contribution to results. To aid in this purpose, the evaluation will therefore respond to the following objectives: · To critically review the achievement of the project in terms of attaining its objectives using the evaluation criteria: relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact and sustainability. · To gather evidence of change by evaluating both qualitative and quantitative data against the projects indicators in the log-frame; capturing achievements of the projects results and indicators. · To reflect on the effectiveness of the NPA model of working in local partnerships with civil society organisations to achieve project objectives with a focus on those deprived of liberty and how to engage with them in a meaningful and purposeful way. · Suggest key practical targeted recommendations and learning to be considered by NPA for future programming, in particular, inform with practical recommendations the continuation and further implementation of similar projects in 2025 and beyond. · To contribute to NPAs overall institutional learning and refer to NPA Development and Humanitarian Cooperation Result Evaluation Plan 2020-2024. · To showcase examples of how the project has ensured accountability towards the people most at risk. Tender Link : https://www.ngosjobs-bids.com/bids