Médecins du Monde Belgium is seeking an external consultant or team to conduct a final evaluation of its quinquennial One Health program. This program focuses on improving community resilience to human, animal, and environmental health challenges in Niger and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The consultancy aims to assess the effectiveness, impact, and sustainability of the interventions, identify best practices, and provide recommendations for future initiatives. The evaluation will also analyze the integration of gender and environmental considerations throughout the project.
Quick Facts
| Opportunity | Job |
|---|---|
| Institution | Médecins du Monde – Belgique |
| Location | Belgium |
| Region | Africa |
| Open to | International applicants |
| Funding | Not specified |
| Stipend / Salary | Up to EUR 35,000 (fixed price, including all expenses) |
| Application deadline | 16 November 2026 |
About the Position
The consultant will be responsible for evaluating the performance and results of the One Health projects in Niger and DRC, specifically focusing on community resilience to health and environmental risks. This includes assessing the overall performance against defined criteria (relevance, coherence, efficiency, effectiveness, impact, and sustainability), measuring observed changes among beneficiaries, and analyzing the integration of cross-cutting dimensions like gender, environment, and community participation. A key aspect will be identifying best practices and lessons learned, formulating operational recommendations for future interventions, and evaluating accountability towards the populations served. The evaluation will also involve a comparative analysis of the intervention model used in both countries.
Eligibility
- Master's degree (BAC + 5) in social sciences, public health, environment, management, protection, or a related discipline.
- At least 5 years of experience in project evaluation, preferably in the health sector with a One Health or integrated health approach.
- Proven experience with qualitative, innovative, and participatory evaluation methods (semi-structured interviews, focus groups, observation, workshops, visual tools).
- Experience integrating gender and power dynamics into evaluations, including data collection and analysis, and consulting marginalized groups.
- Experience implementing rigorous ethical procedures (informed consent, confidentiality, 'do no harm' principle, safeguarding).
- Experience in the intervention countries (Niger and/or DRC) is highly valued, especially for teams including national experts.
- A valid certificate in humanitarian or development project evaluation techniques, or affiliation with a recognized evaluation expert association, is a plus.
- Training or proven expertise in gender, human rights, research ethics, or participatory approaches is appreciated.
- Excellent command of French is required; knowledge of local languages is an asset.
- Experience working with or within an international association, particularly in the One Health domain, is beneficial.
- Knowledge of the intervention countries' context is an asset.
- Experience evaluating DGD-funded projects is appreciated.
Benefits
Not specified in the official listing – check the source page.
Documents Required
- Technical offer (maximum 15 pages for methodological approach)
- Updated CV of consultant/team (maximum 4 pages per CV), detailing similar experiences (organization, type, period of services)
- Financial offer (detailed proposal in EUR, not exceeding 35,000 euros, including all anticipated costs)
How to Apply
- Submit application documents via email to consultancy@medecinsdumonde.be
- Mention "Consultance évaluation finale programme quinquennal OH Médecins du Monde Belgique" in the email subject line
- Ensure submission by Monday, November 16, 2026, at 12:00 PM
Source: ReliefWeb Jobs.
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