Evaluation Opportunity: Final Project Assessment for “Living in Dignity II” – Apply by 15 May 2026
A new consultancy opportunity has been announced by medica mondiale e.V. for experienced evaluation professionals to conduct the final evaluation of the project titled “Living in Dignity II.” The assignment is fully remote and can be undertaken from anywhere in the world.
The application deadline for this opportunity is 15 May 2026, with questions accepted until 29 April 2026.
Overview of the Assignment
The assignment focuses on conducting a comprehensive final evaluation of the “Living in Dignity II” project, which is implemented in the context of human rights, gender equality, and psychosocial support interventions.
The evaluation aims to assess:
- Project effectiveness and overall impact
- Implementation quality and outcomes
- Relevance to target communities and stakeholders
- Lessons learned and best practices for future programming
- Sustainability of project results
The consultancy is structured as a contract/freelance engagement, with work expected to begin on 1 June 2026 and conclude on 31 January 2027.
Key Scope of Work
The selected evaluation team or consultant will be responsible for delivering a high-quality final evaluation report based on both qualitative and quantitative evidence.
Core responsibilities include:
- Designing a detailed evaluation methodology
- Conducting remote and/or on-site data collection
- Developing evaluation frameworks and tools
- Analyzing findings and producing comprehensive reports
- Ensuring alignment with donor and organizational standards
- Providing actionable recommendations for future programming
Applicants are expected to demonstrate strong expertise in research design, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), and human rights programming.
Application Requirements
Interested applicants must submit a complete proposal in PDF format. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.
The required application package includes:
- Date of submission (matching email submission date)
- Name of applicant organization or individual expert(s)
- Composition of the evaluation team with defined roles
- Short bios of each team member (maximum one page total)
- Detailed CVs of all team members
- Proposed evaluation methodology (remote and/or on-site options)
- Full budget breakdown including VAT (if applicable)
- Two budget options:
- Fully remote evaluation
- Evaluation including fieldwork
- List of two references per team member with contact details
- Links to previous evaluation-related publications or reports
Applicants are encouraged to ensure clarity, completeness, and compliance with all requirements before submission.
Applications must be sent to:
evaluation@medicamondiale.org
Subject line: Final Evaluation – Living in Dignity II (KRI)
Budget and Financial Considerations
The total budget for this consultancy must not exceed EUR 30,000. Applicants are required to provide a detailed breakdown of costs, including:
- Daily consultancy fees
- Administrative and operational costs
- Travel and fieldwork expenses (if applicable)
- VAT considerations (if relevant)
This ensures transparency and allows for comparison between different evaluation approaches.
Timeline of the Assignment
The consultancy follows a structured timeline:
- Start date: 1 June 2026
- End date: 31 January 2027
- Application deadline: 15 May 2026
- Questions deadline: 29 April 2026
- Interviews: Expected between late May and mid-June 2026
This extended timeline reflects the depth and complexity of final project evaluations in humanitarian and human rights programming.
Required Expertise
The assignment is suited for professionals or teams with strong experience in:
- Project evaluation and impact assessment
- Human rights, gender equality, and social protection programming
- Research design and data analysis
- Qualitative and quantitative methodologies
- International development or humanitarian consulting
Experience in multi-country or conflict-affected contexts is considered an advantage.
Why This Opportunity Matters
Final evaluations play a critical role in understanding the effectiveness and sustainability of development interventions. This assignment contributes to improving future programming by generating evidence-based insights and recommendations.
Through this evaluation, medica mondiale e.V. aims to:
- Strengthen accountability to donors and beneficiaries
- Improve future project design and implementation
- Document lessons learned in dignity-focused programming
- Enhance gender-sensitive and rights-based approaches
Final Thoughts
The “Living in Dignity II” final evaluation represents a significant opportunity for experienced consultants and evaluation teams working in human rights and development sectors. It offers the chance to contribute to meaningful learning processes that shape future humanitarian and social impact initiatives.
Qualified professionals are encouraged to prepare comprehensive proposals and submit their applications before 15 May 2026.
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