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The evaluation team leader will hold the overall responsibility for the design and implementation of the Evaluation of the second phase of the UK ISF Project “Strengthening prevention and response to violence against women and girls in Central Asia” 2022-2023 FY; 2023-2024 FY; 2024-2025 FY. 

The evaluation will be implemented in line with the UNFPA Evaluation Handbook. The Handbook provides practical guidance for managing and conducting evaluations to ensure the production of quality evaluations in line with the United Nations Evaluation Group (UNEG) norms and standards and international good practice for evaluation.  It offers step-by-step guidance to prepare methodologically robust evaluations and sets out the roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders at all stages of the evaluation process. The Handbook includes links to a number of tools, resources and templates that provide practical guidance on specific activities and tasks that the evaluators and the evaluation manager perform during the different evaluation phases. The evaluators, the Evaluation manager, CO staff and other engaged stakeholders are required to follow the full guidance of the Handbook throughout the evaluation process.

The main audience and primary intended users of the evaluation are: (i) The UNFPA Kazakhstan COs; (ii) the Government of the United Kingdom (UK ISF project team); (iii) implementing partners of the UNFPA Kazakhstan CO. The evaluation results will also be of interest to a wider group of stakeholders, including: (i) UNFPA headquarters divisions, branches and offices; (ii) the UNFPA Executive Board; (iii) the United Nations Country Team (UNCT), (iv) academia; and (v) local civil society organizations and international NGOs. The evaluation results will be disseminated as appropriate, using traditional and digital channels of communication.

You will report to Project Coordinator