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9500 Asia Crossroad
Detroit
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+1 (555) 242 3473
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Experience
Experience
Chicago, IL
Evaluation Consultant
Chicago, IL
Adams Group
Chicago, IL
Evaluation Consultant
- Participates in or leads Telephone Alert Conferences regarding complex claims referred to Home Office
- May participate in one or more complex special assignments
- Work closely with Organization Design Consultant, HR Partners, and/or client groups to obtain business and organizational context for roles submitted for a job evaluation
- Manage and oversee the maintenance of enterprise benchmark jobs and customized roles to ensure job descriptions, job codes and job levels reflect current and relevant job information
- 12 month contract
- Manages, researches and resolves complex and occasionally highly complex customer communications, concerns, conflicts or issues
- Reviews customer satisfaction results; recommends, designs and implements personal and business unit action plan
San Francisco, CA
Project Evaluation Consultant
San Francisco, CA
Jacobi, Pouros and Dibbert
San Francisco, CA
Project Evaluation Consultant
- Submission of Application
- Assess the relevance of UN Women contribution to Integrating Gender in Peace Support Operations in Kenya
- Assess effectiveness and organizational efficiency in progressing towards the achievement of Integrating Gender in Peace Support Operations in Kenya
- Analyze how human rights approach and gender equality principles are integrated in the implementation of the project
- Identify and validate lessons learned, good practices and examples and innovations of efforts that support Integration of Gender in Peace Support Operations in Kenya
- Assess the relevance of UN Women contribution to engaging women in preventing and countering violent extremist in Kenya
- Assess effectiveness and organizational efficiency in progressing towards the achievement of women’s participation in preventing and countering violent extremist in Kenya
present
New York, NY
Outcome Evaluation Consultant
New York, NY
Carroll Group
present
New York, NY
Outcome Evaluation Consultant
present
- Manage the team during the evaluation mission, and liaise with UNDP on travel and interview schedules’
- Develop the inception report, detailing the evaluation scope, methodology and approach
- Lead and manage the evaluation mission
- Lead the presentation of draft findings in the stakeholder workshop
- Conduct the project evaluation in accordance with the proposed objective and scope of the evaluation and UNDP evaluation guidelines
- Draft and present the draft and final evaluation reports
- Finalize the evaluation report and submit it to UNDP
Education
Education
Master’s Degree in Gender Studies
Master’s Degree in Gender Studies
Oregon State University
Master’s Degree in Gender Studies
Skills
Skills
- Fluency in English, with the ability to produce well written reports demonstrating analytical ability and communication skills
- Data collection (in Bougainville) -15 fee paid days (International and Local Consultants)
- Previous experience of working with the UN, with experience of the Asia-Pacific Region, particularly PNG, is a distinct advantage
- Display of integrity, by modelling the UN's values and ethical standards
- Inception meeting, desk reviewand drafting inception report –7 days (International Consultant only)
- Review of inception report by UN Women and reference group –2 days
- Finalization of inception report –2 days (International Consultant only)
- Familiarisation of Projects: Inception report, background reading, meet UN Women -2 days (Local Consultant only)
- Tertiary qualification in social sciences, evaluation, development studies, gender studies or related fields
- Preliminary findings to Reference Group -1 day Port Moresby (International and Local Consultants)
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Evaluation & Measurement Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Creates, socializes and implements timely, high quality, business aligned program evaluation and measurement solutions for learning programs across TD businesses
- Works collaboratively as a consultative partner with Learning Business Partners, Project Consultants, Designers and business stakeholders to determine the most effective program evaluation strategies for programs, including designing, planning and implementing surveys, focus groups, data collection and training transfer analysis
- Demonstrates the confidence and conviction to advise and make strong recommendations while maintaining trusted relationships. Be seen as a credible expert who brings value to the program team and contributes to the efficacy of the overall learning solution by asking the right questions and recommending assessment solutions that contribute, as much as possible, to learner experience
- Proactively reach out across the organization to get work done. Specifically, partners with HR Analytics and business specific reporting and analytics specialists to source data and metrics to be used in evaluation
- Interprets and analyzes evaluation results in order to make sound conclusions and recommendations; translates and presents results in a clear, crisp and appealing manner. Presents "the story" in a confident and compelling manner to L&D stakeholders and business partners
- Develops and implements consistent, timely and relevant processes for capturing and reporting the aggregate results/overall business impact of specific learning programs to senior executives and key business stakeholders
- Demonstrates business savvy and curiosity about TD's lines of business. Seeks to understand what is important to the businesses to ensure we are targeting the right outcomes. Shows business acumen by incorporating business specific language in conversations, correspondence and reporting
- Provides deep subject matter expertise in program evaluation and measurement methodology, including knowledge of external best practices, emerging trends, and vendors. Participates and contributes to a regular review of current program evaluation processes, templates and tools and recommends innovative changes or proposes efficiencies that drive excellence in our practice
- Takes a North American perspective and “One TD” approach to program evaluation and measurement; ensures common content and structures are leveraged consistently and to the greatest extent possible, while balancing the specific needs of the business/program when appropriate
- 3-5 years’ of business experience, preferably in Learning and Development or a related function; experience working a financial institution is an asset
- Demonstrated expertise in the methodologies for measuring and assessing effectiveness of organizational, leadership and skill/capability based programs. Experience in evaluating ROI of learning initiatives is an asset
- Exhibits solid business acumen and preferably has experience in demonstrating Learning & Development’s value proposition to the business
- Demonstrated excellent analytical, verbal and written communication skills; ability to interact and influence at all levels within an organization
- Expert knowledge of database systems and data analysis software (e.g., Access, Excel, SPSS, Tableau) along with Microsoft Office Suite applications, and other technical systems and applications (e.g. LMS)
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External Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Initial meeting with JMDI PMU is conducted (Skype session is also possible)
- Desk review of documentation is performed and the Consultant is fully aware of the JMDI
- The evaluation work-plan is submitted by the Consultant to JMDI PMU
- Interviews with JMDI partner agencies, donors, stakeholders and programme beneficiaries, including 2 – 3 field visits in partner local governments are conducted and qualitative, as well as quantitative information is collected by the Consultant as main inputs for the evaluation
- The draft evaluation report is submitted
- Briefing and validation session with JMDI PMU is conducted
- Recommendations provided by JMDI PMU are embedded and the evaluation report is submitted to JMDI Programme Manager
- At least 10 years of extensive project/programme evaluation experience, where evaluation of relevant thematic interventions is considered to be an asset
- Knowledge and professional experience in the area of migration and development policy and practice
- Proven communication skills, and ability to interact with multiple actors including government representatives, donors and other stakeholders
- Candidate demonstrated full understanding of ToR - 30 points
- Candidate’s technical proposal is clear and well-presented - 20 points
- Candidate’s methodology is consistent with and considers all tasks outlined in the ToR - 50 points
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Consultant for Final Evaluation of Project Resume Examples & Samples
- To what extent was capacity developed in order to ensure sustainability of efforts and benefits?
- Review the contextual factors which are important in the sustaining and replicating the project interventions and its impact
- Assess the factors required to scale up initiatives in each of the two project outcomes and strategy to do so if required
- Inception Report with details on Scope of Work, Methodology, Tools and Timeframes
- A presentation on the draft evaluation findings
- Detailed Final Evaluation Report with concrete recommendations to inform future strategy of UN Women
- Concept clarity on project planning and monitoring, including logical frameworks and indicators
- Excellent analytical skills and prior experience of both quantitative and qualitative data analysis
- Working knowledge of gender and sex disaggregated statistics would be an asset
- Experience in using statistical package such as SPSS/STATA
- Good writing skills and the ability to explain technical terms in a non-technical language
- Previous exposure to gender related projects, qualitative and quantitative data analysis and M & E assignments
- Minimum 8 years of professional working experience in international development with specialization in Monitoring & Evaluation and quantitative and qualitative data analysis
- Extensive experience of working on projects related to Issues of Women Empowerment and Inclusion
- Good writing and documentation skills
- Proven track record of work in a multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary environment
- Knowledge and familiarity with countries in South Asia would be an advantage
- Kindly note that the system will only allow one attachment, please combine all your documents into one (1) single PDF document. Applications without the completed UN Women P-11 form will be treated as incomplete and will not be considered for further assessment
- Experience in M&E (5 points)
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Outcome Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Lead and manage the evaluation mission
- Develop the inception report, detailing the evaluation scope, methodology and approach
- Conduct the project evaluation in accordance with the proposed objective and scope of the evaluation and UNDP evaluation guidelines
- Manage the team during the evaluation mission, and liaise with UNDP on travel and interview schedules’
- Draft and present the draft and final evaluation reports
- Lead the presentation of draft findings in the stakeholder workshop
- Finalize the evaluation report and submit it to UNDP
- Knowledge and expertise in democratic governance and democratization
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, ability to foster networks and partnerships while representing UNDP views
- Demonstrates openness to change and ability to manage complexities. Demonstrated ability to multitask under pressure and to meet strict deadlines often under hardship conditions
- Excellent drafting and analytical skills
- Minimum 10 years of professional experience in public sector development, including in the areas of democratic governance, regional development, gender equality and social services
- At least 5 years of experience in conducting evaluations of government and international aid organisations, preferably with direct experience with civil service capacity building
- Strong working knowledge of the UN and its mandate in Liberia, and more specifically the work of UNDP in support of government and civil society in Liberia
- Sound knowledge of results-based management systems, and monitoring and evaluation methodologies; including experience in applying SMART (S Specific; M Measurable; A Achievable; R Relevant; T Time-bound) indicators
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Project Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Assess effectiveness and efficiency in progressing towards the achievement of joint project objectives as defined in the intervention and identify any catalytic results, which may have unblocked some key processes and issues, hence enabling and encouraging follow-up interventions and support or the ability of the authorities, local communities and civil society to continue the work
- Assess the sustainability of the intervention in contributing to transformational change for gender equality and women's empowerment
- Identify lessons learned, success stories and good practices in order to maximize the experiences gained
- What steps have been taken to ensure programme sustainability. Are the programme results, achievements and benefits likely to be durable
- How effective has the programme been in establishing ownership
- Are results anchored in national institutions and can they be maintained at the end of the programme
- Can the programme approach or results be replicated or scaled up by national partners. What would support their replication and scaling up. Have the projects led to any catalytic results (i.e. additional financing from other sources or unblocking of any key issues or processes, which will enable further work in this area to take place more easily, after the project end)
- Minimum Master’s Degree in social sciences, evaluation, development studies, gender studies or related fields
- Minimum seven (7) years of experience in programme development and or implementation with at least three (3) years of that time in women peace and security
- Minimum three (3) years of experience in evaluation of projects and programmes, with preference for experience in peacebuilding evaluation
- Fluency in English, with the ability to produce well written reports demonstrating analytical ability and communication skills
- Facilitation skills and ability to manage diversity of views in different cultural contexts is a requirement
- Submission of Application
- Evaluation
- Technical Qualification (100 points) weight; [70%]
- Financial Proposal (100 points) weight; [30%]
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International Final Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Improved bio-geographical representation of marine and coastal protected areas (MCPA)
- Improved management arrangements for MCPAs, clarifying institutional settings and capacity building
- Takes ownership of all responsibilities and delivers outputs in accordance with agreed time, cost and quality standards
- Advanced skills in analysis, reporting, facilitation of meetings, and team coordination
- Communication: Excellent communication skills; demonstrated ability to assess complex situations in order to succinctly and clearly distill critical issues and draw forward-looking conclusions
- Knowledge of the region and its key development issues or comparable experience in other developing countries will be an asset
- Knowledge of UNDP and GEF
- Previous experience with results-based monitoring and evaluation methodologies
- Technical knowledge in the targeted focal area(s)
- At least 10 years of professional experience in the areas addressed by the project and proven track record of policy advice and/or project development/implementation in integrated ecosystem management, international waters, biodiversity conservation or; Proven track record of application of results-based approaches to evaluation of projects focusing on integrated ecosystem management, international waters management, biodiversity conservation or (relevant experience with GEF projects would be an asset)
- Is deemed technically responsive / compliant / acceptable (only technically responsive applications / candidates will be considered for the financial evaluation)
- 30% or 30 points: - At least 10 years of professional experience in the areas addressed by the project and proven track record of policy advice and/or project development/implementation in integrated ecosystem management, international waters, biodiversity conservation
- 20 % or 20 points: - Proven track record of application of results-based approaches to evaluation of projects focusing on integrated ecosystem management, international waters management, biodiversity conservation or (relevant experience with GEF projects)
- 20% or 20 points: - Knowledge of the region and its key development issues or comparable experience in other developing countries will be an asset
- Cover letterexplaining why you are the most suitable candidate for the advertised position and a brief methodologyon how you will approach and conduct the work (if applicable). Please paste the letter into the "Resume and Motivation" section of the electronic application
- Completed and signed UN Personal History Form (P11) for Service Contracts (SC) and Individual Contracts (IC) – Blank form Download here
- Letter to UNDP Confirming Interest and Availability- please complete the attached form.
- Download and complete the UN Personal History Form (P11) for Service Contracts (SCs) and Individual Contracts (ICs)
- Merge your UN Personal History Form (P11) for Service Contracts (SCs) and Individual Contracts (ICs), Financial Proposal Letter to UNDP Confirming Interest and Availability and cover letter into a single file. The system does not allow for more than one attachment to be uploaded
- Click on the Job Title (job vacancy announcement)
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Evaluation Consultant, Capacity Development Resume Examples & Samples
- A minimum of 6 years of work experience in international development
- Evaluation experience
- Knowledge on South-South and triangular cooperation; and
- Previous work experience in the UN system and/or development cooperation agencies would be an asset
- Masters’ degree or higher in international development, management, public administration, social sciences or a relevant field (10%)
- A minimum of 6 years of work experience in international development (10%)
- Evaluation experience (20%)
- Knowledge on South-South and triangular cooperation (10%)
- Previous work experience in the UN system and/or development cooperation agencies (10%)
- Language (10%)
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ARB Short Term Local Project Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Community social cohesion and security in Bougainville is strengthened through opportunities to address conflict related trauma effectively and reduce levels of gender based violence by transferring gender norms
- And improved access to district level gender based violence support systems
- Assess the relevance of the joint project in terms of its alignment with national development and gender equality commitments and peacebuilding priorities for Bougainville, as well as UN partners’ mandate and comparative advantage
- Provide actionable recommendations with respect to the project interventions
- What steps have been taken to ensure programme sustainability? Are the programme results, achievements and benefits likely to be durable?
- How effective has the programme been in establishing ownership?
- Are results anchored in national institutions and can they be maintained at the end of the programme?
- Can the programme approach or results be replicated or scaled up by national partners? What would support their replication and scaling up?Have the projects led to any catalytic results (i.e. additional financing from other sources or unblocking of any key issues or processes, which will enable further work in this area to take place more easily, after the project end)?
- Knowledge of Community of Outreach
- Previous experience working with communities on sensitization
- Sound knowledge working and engaging with traditional chiefs
- Facilitation experience
- Tertiary qualification in social sciences, evaluation, development studies, gender studies or related fields
- Minimum seven (3) years of experience in programme development and or implementation preferably with demonstrated experience in women peace and security
- Minimum three (1) year of experience in evaluation of projects and programmes, with preference for experience in peacebuilding evaluation
- Proven experience with gender-responsive evaluations is a requirement
- Excellent understanding and commitment to UN Women’s mandate is a requirement
- Previous experience of working with the UN, with experience of the Asia-Pacific Region, particularly PNG, is a distinct advantage
- Display of integrity, by modelling the UN's values and ethical standards
- Cultural, gender, religion, race, nationality and age sensitivity and adaptability are required
- Inception meeting, desk reviewand drafting inception report –7 days (International Consultant only)
- Review of inception report by UN Women and reference group –2 days
- Finalization of inception report –2 days (International Consultant only)
- Familiarisation of Projects: Inception report, background reading, meet UN Women -2 days (Local Consultant only)
- Data collection (in Bougainville) -15 fee paid days (International and Local Consultants)
- Preliminary findings to Reference Group -1 day Port Moresby (International and Local Consultants)
- Data analysis and 1st Drafting of the Report – home-based – 10 fee paid days (Due by Feb 15) (International and Local Consultants)
- Review 1st draft report by UN Women & Reference Group – 5 days
- Second drafting of the report by consultant - home based 3 days (International and Local Consultants)
- Review 2nd draft report by UN Women & Reference Group – 5 days
- Facilitate a validation workshop with stakeholders (UN Women) –3 days (Local Consultant only)
- Evaluator Finalization and Submission of final report -3 days (International and Local Consultants)
- Report dissemination and follow up action to address recommendations
- Provide inputs from the programme perspective
- Participate in the review of the evaluation methodology
- Provide logistics for the evaluation process while remaining independent of any evaluation process/engagement
- The Financial Proposal should also include travelling costs from the consultant’s base to Port Moresby (e.g. visa, air tickets to Port Moresby only). UN Women can make bookings on behalf of the evaluator if requested
- Official travel at the duty station will be facilitated by UN Women who will pay directly for domestic airfares, all domestic travel and/or provide a driver on a pick up and drop off basis including from airports
- The consultant will be required to provide her/his own local communications such as SIM cards. Some internet access is available in South Bougainville (Buin, Siwai). These costs should be included in the lump sum fee of the financial proposal. The consultant will provide her/his own laptop and mobile phone.UN Women will provide a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot device in order to enable internet access (which is highly limited). All printing will be provided by UN Women
- The consultant will arrange private insurance the cost of which will be included in the Financial Proposal
- The consultant will be provided with a UN security briefing and will be required to follow UN security rules and guidance
- Education: Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in relevant area. Obtainable score is out of 10 points
- Experience: Minimum five (3) years of experience in programme development and preferably experience in women peace and security. Obtainable score is out of 25 points
- Experience: Minimum one (1) years of experience in evaluation of projects and programmes, with preference for experience in peacebuilding evaluation. Obtainable score is out 25 points
- Good understanding of the evaluation objectives and key methodological aspects. Obtainable score is out 20 points
- High quality of evidence-based report writing, using quantitative and qualitative methodology, demonstrated. Obtainable score is 20 points
- If deemed necessary, top candidates may be invited to participate in a short interview, which will also be scored. If this is the case, the overall technical score will be divided 50/50 between the desk assessment, as explained above, and the interview assessment, to get the total technical score. Only the candidates who have attained a minimum of 70% of total points will be considered as technically-qualified candidate
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Midterm Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- At least 7 years of substantial knowledge and experience in conducting development projects midterm review
- Proven work experience in conducting the analysis the complexity of the relationship between trade and supply chain in Asia is a strong asset
- Proven specific experience in evaluating similar project related to export of agro commodity trade in Asia region, particularly Cambodia
- Proven working experience with international agencies and programs, preferable with UN agencies in the areas of project management, project design and M & E
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Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Strong analytical skills, including ability to rapidly analyze and integrate diverse information with a discerning sense for quality of data; and
- Preferably substantive work experience in, and knowledge of, the country being evaluated (either Namibia, Congo (Republic of), Rwanda, Togo, Cuba, Chile, Philippines, and Kuwait)
- Familiarity with development programming and evaluative methods focused on poverty eradication and the reduction of inequalities and exclusion, including for gender equality and women’s empowerment
- Strong understanding of UN/UNDP work, including UN Country Team programming and coordination modalities
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Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- May participate in one or more complex special assignments
- May serve as a committee team lead for medium-sized projects or as a committee team member on large projects
- May serve as a subrogation or arbitration panelist
- May participate in Horizontal, Vertical, or Targeted Reviews
- Researches, responds to, or participates in Department of Insurance complaints or investigations
- Participates in or leads Telephone Alert Conferences regarding complex claims referred to Home Office
- Reviews files and makes recommendations to refer files to Home Office for escalation
- May lead roundtable and/or calibration discussions
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National Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Strong analytical skills, including ability to rapidly analyze and integrate diverse information with a discerning sense for quality of data
- Good mastery of information technology required for organized presentation of information
- A minimum of seven (7) years of experience in design and conduct of development evaluation
- Preferably substantive work experience in, and knowledge of Namibia
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Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Desk review of relevant documents (project documents, IP reports, annual reports, donor-specific reports, etc.)
- Discussions with relevant Special Fund programme staff
- Interviews with partners and stakeholders
- Field visits to selected locations and/or telephone/Skype interviews with partners and stakeholders
- Consultation meetings and/or focus group discussions
- Administration and analysis of questionnaires/surveys
- Case Studies of relationships and results achieved with selected partners
- Is the EVAW SF leading to sustainable changes and results
- How has UN Women’s intervention in EVAW influenced the policy framework in Afghanistan so far
- Were the partnership choices with GoIRA and IPs appropriate for greater sustainability of the EVAW SF activities?
- Have the EVAW SF initiatives contributed to creating national capacities for sustained results
- Does the EVAW/SEJ require other partnership choices
- What other lessons should be incorporated in the EVAW/SEJ to ensure the long-term sustainability of the SF in order to end Violence against Women
- At least Master’s degree in the social sciences
- At least 10 years of working experience in evaluation, of which at least 5 years is in evaluation of international development programmes and knowledge of evaluation of funding mechanisms
- Experience in evaluation of large programmes involving multiple locations and multiple stakeholders
- Previous experience in leading and managing an evaluation team
- Thorough understanding of gender equality, human rights and development issues, specifically knowledge and experience on issues of Violence against Women and Women’s Human Rights in conflict settings
- Facilitation skills and ability to manage diversity of views in different cultural contexts; specific experience in Afghanistan is an asset
- Familiarity with the UNEG standards and norms for evaluations
- Excellent teamwork and strategic thinking skills
- Excellent communication skills: both writing and verbal skills. Demonstrated ability to produce high quality evaluation reports, including recommendations for future work
- Ability to ensure that a high quality product is delivered on a timely basis
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Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Bachelors degree in related field preferred or equivalent experience
- Ability to interact effectively, and coach others on interacting effectively, with internal or external customers and act with empathy
- Applies highly advanced knowledge of insurance policy, coverage, and regulation
- Applies advanced knowledge of claim processes, policies, procedures, claim systems, coverage, liability, damage estimating, and/or settlement, and adherence to applicable legal compliance standards
- Applies advanced industry knowledge to discipline practices, including best practices, to support the business unit
- Applies advanced knowledge of analytical procedures to reconcile, manipulate, and recognize patterns of data
- Applies highly advanced ability to leverage learned technical skills in support of team objectives
- Ability to investigate, evaluate and settle highly complex claims
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Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Evaluators that fall into either of the following categories: (a) experience in qualitative and mixed methods performance evaluations (PEs) and/or, (2) experience with quantitative evaluations such as program evaluations, impact evaluations and quasi-experimental designs
- Masters degree in appropriate field required, with Ph.D. preferred
- 7 – 10 years of direct experience
- Topical experience in one of the following sectors
- Food security
- Primary education, including literacy, teacher training and curriculum development, girls’ education and livelihood enhancements
- Health
- Biodiversity
- Geographic focus in either Sub-Saharan Africa, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, or LAC
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Undaf Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- 10 years of relevant professional experience is highly desirable, including previous substantive involvement in evaluations and/or reviews at programme and/or outcome levels in related fields with international organizations, preferably in DaO countries
- Excellent knowledge of the UN system and UN common country programming processes
- Specialized experience and/or methodological/technical knowledge, including some specific data collection and analytical skills, particularly in the following areas: understanding of human rights-based approaches to programming; gender considerations; environmental sustainability, Results Based Management (RBM) principles; logic modelling/logical framework analysis; quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis; participatory approaches
- Knowledge of the development issue in mid-income countries is an asset
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Project Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- To what extent was capacity developed in order to ensure sustainability of efforts and benefits
- How will the benefits of the intervention be secured for rights holders (i.e. what accountability and oversights systems were established)
- Demonstrated ability to produce high quality evaluation reports
- Understanding of the Kenyan context with specific regards to the gender priorities and role of UN Women
- Knowledge of issues concerning women’s human rights and gender equality including specifically in the area of gender based violence, ii) familiarity with the relevant context in Kenya will be an added advantage
- Knowledge and experience with the national development frameworks, especially National Development Goals (MDGs), PRSP, SWAP, key legislation, etc
- Extensive experience with UN programming, especially the UNDAF and delivering as one
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Undaf Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- 8 years of relevant professional experience is highly desirable, including previous substantive involvement in evaluations and/or reviews
- Good knowledge and experience with the national development frameworks, especially Philippine Development Plan (PDP), Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), etc
- Specialized experience and/or methodological/technical knowledge, including some specific data collection and analytical skills, particularly in the following areas: understanding of human rights-based approaches to programming; gender considerations; Results Based Management (RBM) principles; logic modelling/logical framework analysis; quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis; participatory approaches
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Provision of Individual Services of a Consultant for the Rpas Projects Evaluation Resume Examples & Samples
- Assess the likelihood of continuation of the project outcome and benefits
- Describe key factors that will require attention in order to improve prospects for sustainability of the project results
- Analyze the relevance of the project strategy and approaches
- Assess the potential for sustainability of the results and the feasibility of ongoing efforts and commitment to help advance the focus areas of the project
- Document key lessons learned, good practices, success stories and challenges to inform future work of various stakeholders in addressing the focus area of the project; and
- Language proficiency in both written and oral English is required. Knowledge of Arabic and/or French is an asset
- Solid experience in facilitation high level meetings
- Strong background experience including familiarity with UNDP systems, requirements,procedures, and rules & regulations
- Solid understanding of international standards and experiences in programming on development issues
- Demonstrated ability to assess complex situations in order to succinctly and clearly distil critical issues
- Must be a self-starter and can work independently with excellent demonstrated teamwork, coordination and facilitation skills
- Excellent analytical and report writing skills
- Strong writing skills including technical reports, general reports, and proposals
- Flexibility and ability to handle multiple tasks and work under pressure
- Excellent computer skills especially Word, Excel and Power Point
- Ability to strongly promote and build knowledge products
- Seeks and applies knowledge, information and best practices from within and outside of UNDP
- Provides constructive coaching and feedback
- Demonstrates a strong capacity for innovation and creativity in providing strategic policy advice and direction
- Master’s degree in law, social sciences, management or other relevant fields
- Minimum 7 years of experience in implementation / evaluation of projects/programmes on advancing development related issues; preferably some experience of these in the Arab countries
- Proven work experience in use of participatory evaluation methods for identifying measurable target indicators and in particular for identifying outcome / impact – positive change of behavior, policy or law made
- Experience in cooperation with multilateral agencies would be an asset
- Experience in leading multi-disciplinary teams to deliver quality products in high stress and short deadline situations
- Previous experience working for the UN is a plus
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Consultant for the Final Project Evaluation of the Lecb PHL Project Resume Examples & Samples
- Relevance: Were the project's outcomes consistent with the focal areas/operational program strategies and country priorities?
- Effectiveness: Are the actual project outcomes commensurate with the original or modified project objective?
- Efficiency: Was the project cost effective? Was the project the least cost option? Was the project implementation delayed and if it was, then did that affect cost effectiveness? Wherever possible, the evaluator should also compare the cost-time vs. outcomes relationship of the project with that of other similar projects
- Financial resources: Are there any financial risks that may jeopardize sustenance of project outcomes? What is the likelihood of financial and economic resources not being available once the LECB Global Programme assistance ends (resources can be from multiple sources, such as the public and private sectors, income generating activities, if any, and trends that may indicate that it is likely that in future there will be adequate financial resources for sustaining the project's outcomes)?
- Socio-political: Are there any social or political risks that may jeopardize sustenance of project outcomes? What is the risk that the level of stakeholder ownership (including ownership by governments and other key stakeholders) will be insufficient to allow for the project outcomes/benefits to be sustained? Do the various key stakeholders see that it is in their interest that the project benefits continue to flow? Is there sufficient public/stakeholder awareness in support of the long term objectives of the project?
- Institutional framework and governance: Do the legal frameworks, policies and governance structures and processes pose risks that may jeopardize sustenance of project benefits? While assessing this parameter, also consider if the required systems for accountability and transparency, and the required technical know-how are in place
- Environmental: Are there any environmental risks that may jeopardize sustenance of project outcomes? The final evaluation should assess whether certain activities will pose a threat to the sustainability of the project outcomes
- Likely (L): There are no or negligible risks that affect this dimension of sustainability
- Moderately Likely (ML): There are moderate risks that affect this dimension of sustainability
- Moderately Unlikely (MU): There are significant risks that affect this dimension of
- Unlikely (U): There are severe risks that affect this dimension of sustainability. All the risk dimensions of sustainability are critical. Therefore, the overall rating for sustainability will not be higher than the rating of the dimension with lowest ratings. For example, if a project has an 'Unlikely' rating in either of the dimensions then its overall rating cannot be higher than 'Unlikely'
- Catalytic Role
- Project Implementation and Adaptive Management
- Work Planning (Preparation and readiness). Were the project's objectives and components dear, practicable and feasible within its timeframe? Were the capacities of implementing institution and counterparts properly considered when the project was designed? Were lessons from other relevant projects properly incorporated in the project design? Were the partnership arrangements properly identified and the roles and responsibilities negotiated prior to project approval? Were counterpart resources (funding, staff, and facilities), enabling legislation, and adequate project management arrangements in place at project entry?
- Finance and co-finance. Did the project have the appropriate financial controls, including reporting and planning, that allowed management to make informed decisions regarding the budget and allowed for timely flow of funds? Was there due diligence in the management of funds and financial audits?
- Monitoring and Reporting Systems. The final evaluation will assess whether the project met the minimum requirements for project design of M&E and that: an M&E system was in place and facilitated timely tracking of progress towards the project objective and outcomes by collecting information on chosen indicators continually through the project implementation period; annual project reports were complete, accurate and with well justified ratings; the information provided by the M&E system was used during the project to improve project performance and to adapt to changing needs; and, projects had an M&E system in place with proper training for parties responsible for M&E activities to ensure data will continue to be collected and used after project closure
- Communications. Did the project involve the relevant stakeholders through information-sharing, consultation and by seeking their participation in the project's design, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation? For example, did the project implement appropriate outreach and public awareness campaigns? Did the project consult and make use of the skills, experience and knowledge of the appropriate government entities, NGOs, community groups, private sector, local governments and academic institutions in the design, implementation and evaluation of project activities?
- Management Arrangements. Did Implementing/Executing Agency staff identify problems in a timely fashion and accurately estimate their seriousness? Did Implementing/Executing Agency staff provide quality support and advice to the project, approve modifications in time and restructure the project when needed? Did the Implementing/Executing Agencies provide the right staffing levels, continuity, and skill mix for the project/activities?
- Experience applying SMART targets and reconstructing or validating baseline scenarios
- Competence in adaptive management
- Demonstrated understanding of issues related to gender; experience in gender sensitive evaluation and analysis
- Project evaluation/review experiences within United Nations system will be considered an asset. Likewise, experience working with the GEF or GEF-evaluations is an advantage
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Consultant to Conduct a Case Study on National Evaluation Capacity for Evaluating Progress Towards the Resume Examples & Samples
- Individuals with sectoral expertise and national experience related to key SDGs and evaluation issues such as social inclusion, gender equality, data, and localization
- Selected political stakeholders, such as elected representatives, government or political leaders, or civil society representatives who have been involved in political oversight, commentary, or advocacy related to national evaluation or M&E
- Private or non-profit sector individuals with particular interest and/or expertise related to evaluation and/or M&E-relevant aspects of SDGs (e.g. academics, consultants, or non-profit sector researchers working in this area; VOPE representatives; professional evaluators); and
- Representatives from international organisations, such as bilateral and multilateral donor organisations, INGOs, or NGOs with roles or experience relevant to the national M&E system
- Target the same categories of respondents as the interviews; and be administered with the assistance of relevant contact within government and the national VOPE, as identified and facilitated by UNICEF and UNDP
- Data analysis: This will be based on the common study framework that will be supplied to the consultant
- 15 July: 1st draft case study report (15-20 pages, exclusive of annexes)
- 30 July: 2nd draft case study report
- 7 August : Final case study report
- Letter of Interest and Availability including a brief description of why the individual considers him/herself as the most suitable for the assignment
- Personal CV indicating all past experience from similar projects, as well as the contact details (email and telephone number) of the candidate
- Financial quote for the consultancy
- Examples of previous, relevant work; and
- Three (3) references
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Product Evaluation Consultant Resume Examples & Samples
- Technical knowledge of investment strategies, fund structures & domiciles
- Experience in investment product management, marketing and sales processes
- Understanding of operational processes and data manipulation
- Establishing and maintaining relations with internal and external customers
- Team working
- Knowledge of regulatory & risk issues
- Results orientated
- Problem solving/ analytical skills