| Overview : Programme Overview As part of an Africa Regional HIV Grant for Removing Legal Barriers to Access, a partnership of organizations has been formed to strengthen the legal and policy environment to reduce the impact of HIV and TB on key populations in 10 countries in Africa (Botswana, Cote D’Ivoire, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Senegal, Seychelles, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia). The project will work at country level in 7 of the project countries (Botswana, Cote D’Ivoire, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Senegal, Seychelles) to assess, strengthen and monitor legal and policy environments for HIV. At regional level, the project will provide intensive capacity strengthening opportunities for key stakeholders and decision makers from all 10 countries. The project will also work at continental and regional levels with the African Union Commission and key Regional Economic Communities (SADC, ECOWAS, EAC) to promote alignment of national laws and policy with regional and international human rights commitments. . . . Objectives of the Service The objectives of the evaluation will be to: - Evaluate progress achieved against programme objectives
- Evaluate the effects of the modules/interventions
- Evaluate programme implementation, processes and interim milestones towards programme objectives
- Better link achieved results to grant funds and grant supported activities
- Promote learning and best practices
Scope of the Service/Work As a cornerstone of this evaluation, a human rights-based approach will be employed to bring into focus not only the relevance, effectiveness and sustainability of activities carried out but also the processes of project implementation. Particular attention should be given to the principles of inclusion, participation, equality and non-discrimination, and accountability as addressed in project activities. The evaluation should integrate human rights standards in the approach taken to monitor progress of grant implementation, enable performance based funding decisions, evaluate the effects of the modules and interventions, identify bottlenecks in implementation, promote learning and best practices, and link achieved results to the supported activities. . . . BID SUBMISSION INSTRUCTION: - Strictly follow the instructions indicated in the RFP Proposal Submission Form uploaded hereto
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED: The following proposals must be prepared as per the prescribed standard format indicated in the respective RFP Bid Document. The Proposals shall be submitted before application deadline February 15, 2016 via UNDP Ethiopia Secured mail address: procurement.et@undp.org - Technical Proposal in pdf under file name: RSC-RFP-2015-07 – TP - [insert Company Name]
- Financial Proposal in pdf under file name:: RSC-RFP-2015-07 – FP - [insert Company Name]
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