Consultancy for End-of-Project Evaluation

About this role

Street Child seeks an independent consultant to perform an end‑of‑project evaluation of the ACCESS disability project implemented with partners CENSCOPE, HALI and POWIB. The work covers the project in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states, assessing relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, value for money, sustainability, safeguarding, inclusion and learning. The evaluator will examine project outcomes related to disability inclusion, advocacy, community capacity and protection, and will assess partner CSOs and networks’ capacity, with a focus on accountability and learning for future programming. The assignment includes designing a mixed-methods evaluation, field sampling across project locations, and producing evidence-based findings, conclusions and practical recommendations. The goal is to inform donor engagement, continuation planning and potential follow-on support for Street Child and partner organisations.

What you would do

• Design and implement a mixed-methods end‑of‑project evaluation plan.
• Conduct desk reviews, quantitative analysis, qualitative interviews, and focus group discussions.
• Develop an inception evaluation matrix linking questions to indicators and data sources.
• Carry out field sampling and coordinate data collection across Jere and Maiduguri in Borno, Fune in Yobe, and Madagali in Adamawa.
• Assess relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, value for money, inclusivity, safeguarding, accountability and learning.
• Evaluate capacity strengthening of partner CSOs and networks, identify gaps and opportunities for future investment.
• Prepare evidence-based findings, conclusions and recommendations for future programming and donor engagement.
• Ensure ethical, proportionate and rigorous methodology including data quality assessment and validation of preliminary findings.
• Provide a partner and CSO capacity assessment with cross-cutting considerations on inclusion and sustainability.
• Deliver a detailed inception report, final evaluation report and supporting documentation.

What they are asking for

• Experience in conducting humanitarian or development programme evaluations, preferably in Nigeria.
• Strong mixed-methods research skills and utilisation-focused reporting.
• Familiarity with disability inclusion, protection, AAP and localisation concepts.
• Ability to assess partner CSOs and networks, with capacity-strengthening emphasis.
• Proven ability to manage fieldwork across multiple states and diverse stakeholder groups.
• Excellent data quality assessment and ethical research practices.
• Fluency in English and ability to produce clear, policy-relevant findings.

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