The consultant, with guidance from the Malteser International Program team, is expected to conduct a feasibility study to determine the practicality and effectiveness of implementing the project. The objectives of the assignment include:
Analysis of the demand and impact of the project within the pre-selected schools
Analyze the resources (financial, technical, and human) required for implementation
Identify potential challenges and risks
Evaluate the project’s potential for scalability and sustainability
Key Competence
The consultant should have expertise in conducting evaluations within the humanitarian context of ASAL Kenya and Ethiopia.
The consultant should have at least 5 years of relevant experience in public health, education, food security, nutrition, WASH, health systems management, resilience programming or another health-related field.
The team should possess strong research skills including the ability to collect and analyze data with demonstrated high level of professionalism and ability to work in tight timelines.
The consultant should also demonstrate experience, capacity and experience in conducting project preparation studies, assessments or feasibility studies, prior work with the OECD-DAC criteria and/or BMZ/BENGO within a proposed timeframe.
Interested parties must submit their applications (expression of interest with technical and financial proposal including detailed profile of the team and reference assignments -max 5 pages) by email referenced under title ‘Feasibility Study on My Healthy School In Kenya and Ethiopia’ to nairobi@malteser-international.org . Deadline for submission: 06.11.2024 at 5:00pm EAT.
Apply via :
nairobi@malteser-international.org
