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Bodmando Consulting Group, a feminist international consulting firm registered in Uganda and Kenya, is expanding its pool of evaluation consultants for upcoming projects in low and middle-income countries and on a remote basis. As a women-led social enterprise, Bodmando operates at the gender and climate nexus, driven by the vision of a world free from intergenerational poverty, gender inequality, and social injustice. Our work is anchored in intersectional analysis, systems thinking, and human-centred design, ensuring that every solution we craft is both inclusive and transformative. With a multidisciplinary core team spanning Africa, South Asia, and the MENA region, we deliver high-impact research, evaluation, capacity strengthening and strategic advisory services that blend contextual understanding with global best practices.
We further leverage a global consultancy network of over 1,000 technical experts, allowing rapid mobilization of specialized skills for complex, multi-country assignments. Through thought leadership, north-south collaboration, and co-creation, Bodmando continues unlocking value and generating evidence-based, scalable solutions that advance equity, sustainability, and impact. To date, we have successfully implemented more than 65 projects across 31 countries, empowering governments, donors, civil society organizations, and communities to design, implement, and learn from transformative interventions. Learn more about our work at www.bodmando.org.
Our values: Feminism, Integrity, Collaboration and Partnership, Quality.
Bodmando's Evaluation Unit is seeking to expand its pool of trusted advisors who can pursue work on our behalf in low and middle-income countries and on remote basis. Bodmando is seeking evaluation consultants in order to expand its pool of evaluation consultants in preparation for upcoming projects. Projects to be evaluated will cover different themes such as health, gender, education, climate change/environment, technology, agriculture, human rights, finance and economic growth, governance, adolescents and youth, child protection, forestry, migration, social inclusion, human trafficking and modern slavery, market systems and systemic change amongst others. The evaluation consultants will work in a team environment to contribute to independent evaluations in the assigned area(s), including cross-cutting areas such as gender equality, environmental impact and sustainability, rights-based approaches, etc.
The evaluation consultant's responsibilities shall include:
Support the training of data collectors in correct interpretation of research tools, safeguarding policies and ethical code of conduct.
Support the translation and pilot testing of research tools.
Support the identification of local partners and research participants in your respective country to facilitate evaluation activities.
Organise, implement and/supervise field enumerators during data collection through activities such as back checks, high frequency checks or spot checks.
Carry out data quality assurance to ensure accurate, reliable and valid data is available for analysis.
Carry out desk review of relevant research documents.
Organize and take part in conducting of interviews, focus group discussions, or stakeholder consultation meetings amongst others.
Support the drafting of inception reports, final evaluation reports and other deliverables.
Provide technical expertise relating to the use of various evaluation methodologies such as Contribution Analysis, Most Significant Change amongst other techniques relevant to the assignment.
Carry out any other duties as shall be assigned by the Global Programmes manager.
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