Terms of Reference - Independent Project Final Evaluation - Integrated Multi-Sectoral Humanitarian Response in North Eastern Nigeria at Action Against Hunger | ACF-International

Project and Study Summary Table
Reference of the Assessment

PD-ABU-01116-001

Project Name Final Evaluation for Integrated Multi-Sectoral Humanitarian Response in

North Eastern Nigeria

Location (country region/s)

Borno and Yobe States, Nigeria
Sector Health, Nutrition and WASH
Implementing Partners
(if applicable)

N/A

1. Project Background
1.1. Rationale for the Project
Through support from OFDA/USAID the 15 months Integrated Multi-Sectoral Humanitarian Response in Northeast Nigeria aims to provide integrated life-saving services to vulnerable population affected by ongoing conflict in Northeast Nigeria. A total of 307,050 conflict affected households, including 307,791 IDPs will receive lifesaving support enabled through the improved access to primary healthcare services and nutrition treatment and preventive services through the strengthening of the capacity of health facilities and enhanced access to emergency WASH services.
The project will target vulnerable populations in formal/informal IDP camps. In line with the OFDA mandate and in collaboration with the Government of Nigeria and engaged bodies including RUWASA, BOSEDPA, the SMoH, SPHCDA and relevant government agencies, the interventions aims to reduce morbidity and mortality of conflict affected and vulnerable population to address the prevailing poor nutrition status in Northeast Nigeria.
Finally, related WASH services will benefit 176,841 IDP (47,747 male and 44,210 women) who will receive support through hygiene promotion, improved sanitation and water supply services as well as access to WASH non-food items, especially in areas with concentrated populations of IDPs and new arrivals in dire need of multisectoral humanitarian support. All efforts will prioritize the input and engagement of beneficiary communities ensuring the inclusion of their voices and measures to prioritize the mainstreaming of protection concerns and the participation of women, PWDs and minority groups. The proposed activities are included in the Nigeria humanitarian response plan and will be coordinated with humanitarian partners on the ground through participation in Sector
Working Groups.
1.2 Geographical scope covered by the analysis
The geographical scope of the evaluation will cover Borno and Yobe States, Nigeria (subject to change depending on security concerns).

2. PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
2.1. Objectives of the Evaluation
The overarching purpose of the evaluation is to assess the overall performance of the project and to determine if it has achieved its intended outputs and outcomes and clearly explaining why
or why not through an integrated analysis of the entire result chain (inputs, activities, outputs outcomes and Likelihood of Impact) and contextual factors. The evaluation will use DAC
criteria (effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, sustainability and impact) in addition the consultant will look at design, coverage and coherence.

Profile of the Evaluator

• The evaluation will be carried out by an international/national consultant with the following profile:
• Generalist with knowledge in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), Health and Nutrition.
• Significant field experience in the evaluation of humanitarian / development projects;
• Relevant degree / equivalent experience related to the evaluation to be undertaken;
• Significant experience in coordination, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs;
• Good communications skills and experience of workshop facilitation;
• Ability to write clear and useful reports (may be required to produce examples of previous work);
• Fluent in English;
• Understanding of donor requirements (USAID/OFDA);
• Ability to manage the available time and resources and to work to tight deadlines;
• Prior experience in Nigeria or knowledge of the NE Nigerian context preferred
• Independence from the parties involved.