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Oxfam InternationalCall For Expression Of Interest: Annual Survey For Ireland Civil Society Partnership (Icsp) Project
Oxfam International invites expressions of interest from qualified consultants to lead the Annual Survey for the Ireland Civil Society Partnership (ICSP) Project in Zimbabwe. This full-time,…
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Oxfam International invites expressions of interest from qualified consultants to lead the Annual Survey for the Ireland Civil Society Partnership (ICSP) Project in Zimbabwe. This full-time, on-site engagement is centered in Harare, with data collection spanning across multiple target districts including Buhera, Gutu, Zvishavane, Mberengwa, and Matobo. The chosen professional or firm will evaluate project performance, track indicators, and measure outcomes using a mixed-methods approach during the first week of…
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Oxfam International invites expressions of interest from qualified consultants to lead the Annual Survey for the Ireland Civil Society Partnership (ICSP) Project in Zimbabwe. This full-time, on-site engagement is centered in Harare, with data collection spanning across multiple target districts including Buhera, Gutu, Zvishavane, Mberengwa, and Matobo. The chosen professional or firm will evaluate project performance, track indicators, and measure outcomes using a mixed-methods approach during the first week of December 2026. The selected evaluator will gather both quantitative and qualitative insights through household questionnaires, group discussions, and key stakeholder interviews.
The initiative aims to bolster community resilience against climate shocks and humanitarian issues, addressing vulnerabilities heightened by poverty and environmental stress. This role is ideal for experienced researchers who specialize in monitoring and evaluation, climate adaptation, livelihoods, and gender equality within the humanitarian sector. Candidates must demonstrate deep familiarity with the Zimbabwean context, possess strong analytical capabilities, and maintain strict adherence to ethical standards and safeguarding practices throughout the evaluation process.
Responsibilities
- Assess progress against planned project indicators and measure achievements toward ICSP project outcomes
- Collect comprehensive quantitative and qualitative data using structured household surveys, focus group discussions, and key informant interviews
- Capture the experiences, knowledge, attitudes, and perspectives of women, men, youth, people living with disabilities, community leaders, and key stakeholders
- Generate evidence on project performance, outcomes, challenges, and lessons learned to inform adaptive management and future programming
Requirements
- Hold a minimum of a postgraduate degree in Gender or Development Studies, Agricultural Economics, Monitoring and Evaluation, Economics, Business Administration, or an equivalent field
- Possess at least 10 years of proven experience conducting baselines, annual surveys, mid-term reviews, and programme evaluations in humanitarian, climate change, livelihoods, gender equality, and agriculture sectors
- Demonstrate prior experience in conducting gender analysis for development and humanitarian projects
- Show a basic appreciation of the development, humanitarian, and peace nexus programming
- Maintain a good understanding of agribusiness in Zimbabwe, climate change adaptation practices, shifting social norms, and innovations for resilience building
- Demonstrate the ability to conduct high quality research, meet deadlines, and respond timeously to requests and feedback
- Display strong analytical and conceptual skills to synthesize and present findings, draw practical conclusions, make actionable recommendations, and prepare comprehensive reports
- Possess in-depth knowledge of Southern Africa with regional or country experience
- Demonstrate language proficiency including fluency in English and a good command of the local languages Shona and Ndebele
- Maintain a strong reputation for independence and comply with minimum ethical standards and safeguarding guidelines
- Submit a technical proposal, financial proposal, resume of the lead consultant, and a minimum of two samples of previous relevant work
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What is the location of this assignment?
The assignment is based in Harare, Zimbabwe, with data collection occurring across the Harare, Buhera, Gutu, Zvishavane, Mberengwa, and Matobo Districts.
When does the contract start and when is data collection scheduled?
The contract start date is October 26, 2026, and data collection is scheduled to take place during the first week of December 2026.
What are the application requirements?
Applicants must submit a technical and financial proposal demonstrating their understanding of the terms of reference, methodologies, and timelines, accompanied by a resume for the lead consultant and a minimum of two samples of previous related work.
What is the deadline for submitting expressions of interest?
The deadline for submission of expressions of interest is October 21, 2026.
What is the salary or compensation for this role?
The source posting does not specify the salary or compensation details.
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