Consultancy Opportunity at G for Girls Initiative (GGI) – Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Expert
Organization: G for Girls Initiative (GGI)
Location: Hybrid
Duration: 1-year (possible extension)
Application Deadline: 10 April 2025
Background
The G for Girls Initiative (GGI) is seeking a skilled and experienced Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Consultant to develop a comprehensive M&E framework to assess the effectiveness and impact of its programs. The consultant will design an M&E system, propose data collection and analysis methodologies, and offer strategic recommendations based on the findings.
Scope of Work
The M&E Consultant will be responsible for the following tasks:
- Developing a Work Plan: Create a detailed work plan outlining the activities to be undertaken during the consultancy period.
- Designing an M&E Framework: Develop a robust M&E framework that includes indicators, tools, and methodologies for tracking program progress and evaluating impact.
- Creating a Data Collection Plan: Design a data collection plan that includes both qualitative and quantitative methods for capturing program data.
- Training Staff: Provide training to relevant staff on using M&E tools and processes effectively.
- Budget Proposal: Develop a budget proposal for the estimated costs of implementing the M&E framework.
- Final M&E Strategy: Produce a final M&E strategy document that includes findings and actionable recommendations.
Deliverables
- Inception Report: Outline the approach, methodology, and timeline for the consultancy.
- Work Plan: Provide a step-by-step breakdown of the consultancy period and deliverables.
- M&E Framework: Develop indicators, tools, and reporting templates for the M&E system.
- Budget Proposal: Provide an estimated budget for the M&E activities.
- Final Report: Offer findings, recommendations, and a strategy for the sustainability of M&E activities.
Qualifications and Experience
- A minimum of 5-10 years of experience in Monitoring & Evaluation.
- Proven experience in designing and implementing M&E systems for programs.
- Strong analytical and data visualization skills.
- Excellent communication and training skills.
- Experience working with grassroots organizations, NGOs, governments, and donors is an added advantage.
- The ideal candidate should be between 18-37 years old.
- Female candidates are encouraged to apply.
Application Process
Interested candidates should submit the following documents:
- A detailed proposal outlining the approach to the consultancy.
- A budget breakdown for the proposed M&E activities.
- A work plan with a timeline of deliverables.
- An updated CV highlighting relevant experience with two key references.
- Proof of previous work in similar M&E consultancy roles (if available).
Deadline for Submission: 10 April 2025.
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. GGI reserves the right to close the application process before the deadline once an ideal candidate is found.
How to Apply
Send applications to:
Email: [email protected]
For inquiries, contact:
Email: [email protected]
About G for Girls Initiative (GGI)
GGI is a Community-Based Organization (CBO) dedicated to creating safe spaces for girls’ education. Its approach includes:
- Mentorship
- Community awareness
- Advocacy campaigns
- Mobilizing support
- Capacity and movement building
Mission: To foster a community ecosystem advocating against factors that prevent girls’ access to education, such as forced child marriage, teenage pregnancy, menstrual poverty, and gender-blind learning environments in Kenya.
Vision: To create safe spaces for girls’ education by providing mentorship, mobilizing support, and offering technical skills.
About the Kwale Education and Mentorship Action (KWEMA) Project
The KWEMA Project is an education advocacy initiative focused on advocating for girls’ education in Vanga, Lunga Lunga Sub-county, Kwale County, addressing barriers like teenage pregnancy, forced child marriage, menstrual poverty, and lack of community awareness.
Project Focus Areas:
- Primary Schools: Literacy assessments, foundational literacy sessions, male-led menstrual health management (MHM) sessions, essay competitions, and scholarship workshops.
- Secondary Schools: Mentorship sessions during school holidays.
- Out-of-School Youth: Community policy dialogues, online dialogues, and advocacy campaigns for the 16 Days of Activism.
- Community Activities: Child protection awareness and parental education on the importance of girls’ education.
Expected Outcomes:
- 60% improvement in literacy levels of 800 learners across 5 schools.
- Improved awareness of gender-transformative learning environments.
- 200 young people educated on public participation and policy advocacy.
- Increased reporting and government action on child safeguarding concerns.
For more information about GGI and the KWEMA Project, visit:
Email: [email protected]
Phone number: +254700413704
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