The primary purpose of this assignment involves achieving clearly defined goals, ensuring all tasks are completed with a high level of precision and efficiency. Key responsibilities include managing projects from inception to completion, collaborating with cross-functional teams to align on objectives, and delivering measurable outcomes that contribute to the organization’s strategic priorities. The role demands strong analytical skills, meticulous attention to detail, and the ability to adapt to evolving project requirements while maintaining strict adherence to deadlines and quality standards. Proficiency in relevant tools and methodologies will be essential, along with effective communication to report progress and escalate issues as needed.
To develop quantitative baseline values for the identified Partnership Harmonized Indicators (Phis), primary data will be collected and analyzed using established qualitative collection methods, while also generating qualitative insights into the operational performance of the RA-PURE ecosystem in Kenya.
Conduct a thorough assessment of the preliminary PHI values derived from the initial desk review, validating them against empirical evidence gathered from Key Informant Interviews (Kids) and Focus Group Discussions (FGDs). Where discrepancies are identified, refine these values to ensure they precisely represent Kenya’s broader ago-energy landscape, making necessary adjustments to enhance accuracy and relevance.
Conduct a narrative analysis for each indicator value, elucidating its significance, context, and relevance to the program objectives. For instance, where an indicator measures the quantity of knowledge products, the analysis must identify the nature of those products, the contributors involved, and provide references or copies obtained from the organizations engaged by the consultant. Additionally, include links to publicly available or formally published materials, as appropriate.
The Partnership Harmonized Indicators comprise quantitative metrics derived from the Partnership’s system signals. These system signals, often referred to as ‘signals of change,’ serve as qualitative indicators to assess whether the Partnership is effectively driving progress and initiating observable shifts within the system.
Kenya is seeking a highly motivated individual to fill the role of a dynamic and skilled professional capable of driving significant impact within our organization. The ideal candidate will possess a minimum of five years of relevant experience, demonstrating expertise in their field, along with strong problem-solving abilities and exceptional communication skills. Responsibilities include leading strategic initiatives, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring the seamless execution of projects to meet organizational goals. The position requires proficiency in [specific software/tools, if applicable], a proven track record of delivering measurable results, and the ability to adapt to evolving business needs. Additionally, candidates must hold [relevant degree or certification, if applicable] and exhibit leadership qualities that inspire innovation and teamwork. This opportunity offers the chance to contribute to meaningful projects while advancing both personal and professional growth in a fast-paced environment.
We are seeking a highly skilled professional to undertake a comprehensive assignment, encompassing a detailed overview and extensive scope of work. The role demands expertise in analyzing and executing complex tasks while ensuring alignment with organizational objectives. Key responsibilities include conducting thorough evaluations, developing strategic solutions, and maintaining high standards of accuracy and efficiency. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in the field, exceptional problem-solving abilities, and the capacity to manage multifaceted projects with precision.
The consultant’s primary responsibility involves executing a comprehensive baseline assessment of the Partnership’s Priority Health Indicators (Phis) and producing a detailed baseline assessment report. This report will serve as a solid benchmark for tracking advancements in the Phis over time. Close collaboration with the Power for Food Partnership’s country teams—particularly the Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Advisors—will be essential to the consultant’s role.
The consultant will leverage supplementary, pertinent country-level documentation—such as the link mapping exercise report and the gap analysis report—to guide the assignment, with the baseline inception report serving as a foundational reference.
Methodology
The evaluation will employ a mixed-methods strategy, integrating Key Informant Interviews (Kids) and Focus Group Discussions (FGDs). The consultant will leverage existing findings from the inception phase, preliminary desk review of Public Health Information (PHI), LINK mapping exercises, and ecosystem gap analyses.
A baseline assessment is anticipated to encompass roughly 25 to 30 Key Informant Interviews with pertinent stakeholders throughout the RA-PURE ecosystem, supplemented by two Focus Group Discussions featuring selected system actors. The definitive sampling methodology, stakeholder classifications, and allocation of Kids and FGDs will be established during the inception phase in collaboration with the Kenya Power For Food Partnership team.
The baseline assessment incorporates a total of 11 Phis utilized by the Partnership.
Through collaborative multi-actor learning platforms, a suite of knowledge products has been co-created for RA-PURE.
Active learning platforms integrated with RA-PURE have seen a notable increase in availability. These platforms facilitate enhanced educational experiences by leveraging interactive tools and resources. Institutions utilizing RA-PURE benefit from seamless access to a growing array of dynamic learning solutions designed to improve engagement and knowledge retention.
Several collaborative initiatives implemented by various system stakeholders were designed to facilitate the early-stage expansion of RA-PURE methodologies.
Multiple system actors have collaborated to execute several joint initiatives, facilitating the broad-scale deployment of RA-PURE solutions while systematically addressing critical barriers to scalability.
Professionally The extent to which system actors have incorporated RA-PURE products or services into their operations.
Several awareness campaigns, demonstrations, and promotional initiatives will be executed by key stakeholders to encourage peers to align their services and products with the RA-PURE nexus framework.
The success of RA-PURE initiatives is measured by the growing number of farmers and agribusinesses embracing its innovations and practices, as well as their engagement with RA-PURE services. This includes participation in inclusive, evidence-based advocacy efforts that shape policies promoting the adoption of RA-PURE strategies. Additionally, the program recognizes and leverages the influence of individuals (referred to as champions) who proactively encourage others to align their practices with RA-PURE objectives.
The investments utilized to advance RA PURE initiatives encompass a diverse range of asset types and financial instruments, strategically selected to maximize impact and alignment with program objectives.
The extent to which policies, strategies, or regulatory frameworks incorporate RA-PURE nexus principles serves as a key performance indicator.
The consultant will commence with the assignment using the initial PHI values derived from the preliminary desk review. Following this, they will evaluate these preliminary values, gather further empirical evidence through Key Informant Interviews (Kids) and Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), and apply the insights to confirm, adjust, or enhance the current values as required. Additionally, the consultant will develop baseline values for indicators that presently lack preliminary data.
The evaluation might incorporate pertinent components of the Kenya Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) framework alongside the Partnership Harmonized Indicators (Phis) to offer additional contextual perspectives. While these insights will support the PHI analysis, they will not introduce extra baseline indicators; instead, the precise focus areas will be identified and finalized during the inception phase.
We will develop a comprehensive scope of work outlining specific tasks, milestones, and deliverables to ensure alignment with project objectives. This document will serve as a foundational framework for execution, detailing all required activities, timelines, and resource allocations. Key responsibilities include coordinating with stakeholders to gather input, refining project parameters, and documenting final deliverables, all while adhering to established quality standards and deadlines. Additionally, the role involves monitoring progress against benchmarks, addressing any deviations, and providing regular updates to maintain transparency and accountability throughout the project lifecycle.
The consultant will spearhead the execution of a baseline assessment in collaboration with the Kenya Power for Food Partnership team. The Power for Food Partnership outlines several critical processes for the consultant to undertake during the baseline assessment, which will culminate in four primary deliverables and outcomes outlined in the table below. These services and deliverables are further specified in the table. The provided timelines are provisional and will be finalized and mutually agreed upon with the chosen supplier during the inception phase.
We are seeking a highly motivated professional to join our team, where you will be responsible for fulfilling key roles and tasks essential to our operations. Your duties will include managing projects, ensuring adherence to company policies, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to achieve organizational objectives. Additionally, you will be tasked with identifying opportunities for process improvements, maintaining accurate records, and providing timely reports to senior management. The ideal candidate must possess strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently as well as in a team setting. Proficiency in relevant software tools and prior experience in a similar role are required, along with excellent communication and problem-solving abilities.
The Power for Food Partnership MEL team spearheads the development of the baseline methodology, encompassing KIT and FGD interview guides, to maintain uniformity across the four implementing countries. The consultant will deliver feedback and assist in tailoring these tools and the methodology to align with the Kenyan RA-PURE ecosystem while ensuring coherence with the broader Partnership framework. Additionally, the consultant will oversee the data collection, analysis, and reporting processes for the baseline in collaboration with the Power for Food Partnership team, reporting primarily to the Kenya MEL and System Transformation Lead.
Seeking candidates with a strong foundation of specialized skills and professional expertise as essential qualifications. Prospective applicants must demonstrate proficiency in key areas of technical or functional knowledge pertinent to the role. The ideal candidate will possess relevant experience and the ability to apply their expertise effectively to meet job demands. Additionally, familiarity with industry-specific tools, methodologies, or best practices is highly valued. Strong problem-solving abilities and adaptability are also critical for success in this position.
We seek a consultant or consultancy firm with a proven track record in applying qualitative, participatory data collection methodologies within intricate systems. The preferred candidate will possess the following qualifications and areas of expertise:
Possesses a comprehensive grasp of the Agra-energy landscape, encompassing both Regenerative Agriculture and the Productive Use of Renewable Energy (RA–PURE), whether applied independently or in tandem.
Proficient knowledge of Kenya’s agricultural landscape, renewable energy initiatives, climate resilience strategies, and policy frameworks is essential.
Demonstrated expertise in developing and leading participatory assessments, such as focus group discussions (FGDs) and key informant interviews (Kids).
Exceptional proficiency in qualitative research and data collection methods, demonstrated through extensive experience in developing and conducting Key Informant Interviews (Kids), Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), surveys, and other collaborative research techniques.
Skilled in engaging and facilitating dialogue among varied stakeholders—including farmers, private sector entities, financial institutions, and partner organizations—while adeptly capturing and integrating diverse perspectives.
Able to effectively coordinate projects by managing timelines, fostering collaboration with country teams, and ensuring timely delivery within the constraints of program realities.
Strong proficiency in English is required, encompassing both analytical capabilities and report-writing expertise. The role involves the capacity to synthesize insights by cross-referencing data from various sources to ensure comprehensive and accurate conclusions.
Proven expertise in evaluating collaboration dynamics, assessing partnership effectiveness, identifying barriers to systems integration, and fostering environments conducive to scaling innovations.
Proficiency in donor-funded program implementation or comparable initiatives within Kenya or East Africa constitutes an additional merit.
Individuals with a well-established presence or a thoroughly reviewed network of consultants will receive considerable preference.
Applications must be submitted to SNV Kenya Procurement at kenyaprocurement@snv.org, with the subject line reading “Proposal for Kenya MEL PHI baseline consultancy.” The proposal should remain within an eight-page limit, excluding any annexes. Applicants are further required to provide both technical and financial proposals by 11 June 2026 at 23:59 EAT, addressed to kenyaprocurement@snv.org with the subject “Proposal for MEL PHI baseline consultancy.”
Qualifications
BA/BSc/HND
