Job Description

World Vision Registration No. PVO 26 /79
INVITATION TO TENDER
TENDER FOR PROTECTION AND NUTRITION EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR MUDZI
ENDLINE STUDY
World Vision International Zimbabwe is inviting tenders from reputable individuals/organizations
to submit bids to conduct Endline study for Protection and Nutrition Emergency Response in Mudzi. World Vision Zimbabwe is implementing multi-sector project that seeks to improve the nutritional status of vulnerable Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW) and children and to
increase gender equity and access to Gender Based Violence (GBV) and protection services for vulnerable populations in the districts with funding support from USAID.

Duties and Responsibilities

Study Objective
The endline study seeks to:
Establish final values for all outcome indicators requiring data collection outside of regular project
activities, as identified in the M&E Plan and Indicator Tracking Table (ITT).
Summarize the final performance of the project, including the performance of all indicators against baseline and targets, success stories, best practices, achievements, lessons learned,
strengths, opportunities and challenges in the activity design and the perceptions of staff, participants, and other stakeholders
Assess, using statistical tests of comparison, the changes in measured values and observed conditions and practices

Qualifications and Experience

N/A

How to Apply

Detailed terms of reference can be accessed free of charge on the link: https://shorturl.at/Xar12
Completed bids sealed in an envelope should state the Tender reference “PROTECTION AND
NUTRITION EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR MUDZI ENDLINE STUDY” and should be submitted
and deposited in the tender box at World Vision International, Zimbabwe, National Office; No. 59
Joseph Rd; off Nursery Road; Mount Pleasant; Harare.
Closing date for submission of bids is 1200 hours, 21 October 2024.
Disclaimer
“The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility World Vision Protection and nutrition emergency response project and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the USAID

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