Job - Terms of Reference for Mid-Term Evaluation - Rooted in Diversity: Partnerships for Food Security and Livelihoods tender job at Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) - Uganda LOG IN POST A JOB ADD CV ALERTS WHATSAPP TENDERS PRICING JOBS admin@lafabsolution.com POST ALERT ADD CV JOBS Home Jobseeker Back Add your CV Join Whatsapp Group Invite Friends CV Expert Look Job Alerts Employer Back Employer Control Panel Upload Job/s Search CVs/Resumes Posting Price Great HR Services Notify Me Back Via FB Page (Like it) Via FB Group (Join it) Via Twitter (Follow it) Via Email (Subscribe) Telegram Group (Join) Whatsapp Group (Join) All Jobs Back Jobs in Uganda Tenders in Uganda Weekly Jobs Related Jobs Contact us 24x7 Live Support Whatsapp, Telegram Groups Jobs by Categories LOGIN Terms of Reference for Mid-Term Evaluation - Rooted in Diversity: Partnerships for Food Security and Livelihoods tender job at Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) - Uganda Dashboard Job Detail New Participatory Ecological Land Use Management ( PELUM ) Uganda Website : https://www.pelumuganda.org/ Today Terms of Reference for Mid-Term Evaluation - Rooted in Diversity: Partnerships for Food Security and Livelihoods tender job at Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) - Uganda Project Title Rooted in Diversity: Partnerships for Food Security and Livelihoods Project Code: (RAF-3101 RAF-23/0050) Consortium Partners PELUM Uganda, Oxfam Novib, CIRAD Strategic Partners Norwegian University of Life and Science (NMBU), ICRISAT Implementing Partners PELUM Uganda, Oxfam in Uganda, Eastern and Southern Africa small-scale Farmers Forum (ESAFF), National Semi-Arid Resources Research Institute (NaSARRI), Oxfam in Malawi, Evangelical Lutheran Development Services (ELDS), Circle for Integrated Community Development (CICOD), Department of Agriculture and Research Services (DARS), Fuma Gaskiya, Mooriben, Oxfam in Niger, National Institute for Agronomic research (INRAN) and IMAAN Research in Niger. Backstopping units Project Management Unit (PMU) Project life span January 2024-December 2028 (5 years duration). Project time span under review January 2024 – May 2026 Project Budget in the period covered by the review in Euro 6,500,000 Evaluation Budget in Euro 42,000 Type of Evaluation Independent Timing of evaluation Midterm Project Overview The Rooted in Diversity (RiD) project is a five-year initiative (January 2024 – December 2028) implemented in Uganda, Malawi, and Niger by a consortium led by PELUM Uganda, in partnership with Oxfam Novib and CIRAD, with funding from NORAD. The project aims to enhance the knowledge, skills, and capacities of small-scale food producers to improve food production, consumption, and resilience in unpredictable agro-ecological conditions, with a strong emphasis on agrobiodiversity. For full Terms of Reference and detailed project background, please click here. Core Objectives Improve recognition of and access to crop diversity for food and nutrition security Increase incomes and livelihoods through local value chains of agrobiodiverse products Strengthen farmer–researcher partnerships and collaborative approaches Promote enabling environments for food and agriculture policy change Consortium and Implementation Structure The project is implemented through a multi-country partnership involving : Strategic Partners: PELUM Uganda, Oxfam Novib, CIRAD, NMBU, ICRISAT Implementing Partners: ESAFF, NaSARRI (Uganda); ELDS, CICOD, DARS (Malawi); Fuma Gaskiya, Mooriben, INRAN, IMAAN Research (Niger), among others Project Management Unit (PMU): Coordinated by PELUM Uganda with multi-location support (Uganda, Netherlands, France) Mid-Term Evaluation Overview Type: Independent Mid-Term Evaluation Timeline: May – July 2026 Project Period Under Review: January 2024 – May 2026 Total Project Budget (review period): €6,500,000 Evaluation Budget: €42,000 Scope of the Evaluation The evaluation will cover all project components across the three countries, including field engagement in: Uganda: Iganga, Serere, Kalaki, Amuru Malawi: Dowa (Nambuma EPA), Nkhotakota (Nsenjere EPA) Niger: Maradi, Tillaberi, Dosso Purpose and Objectives The Mid-Term Review will apply OECD-DAC evaluation criteria to assess relevance, coherence, effectiveness, efficiency, impact, and sustainability, including cross-cutting issues such as gender, youth, disability inclusion, climate, and human rights. Methodology The evaluation will use mixed methods including desk review, field visits, interviews, focus group discussions, and stakeholder consultations. To access the complete evaluation scope, methodology, and detailed requirements, please click here. Key Deliverables Inception Report Draft Evaluation Report Validation Workshop Final Evaluation Report (max. 50 pages) Evaluation Team Composition 1 International Team Leader (minimum 10 years experience) 3 National Consultants (Uganda, Malawi, Niger) Timeline and Level of Effort Durat
