To assess how the project has implemented the main prioritized cross-cutting themes, such as accountability, localization, gender sensitivity and inclusiveness, and conflict sensitivity/ do no harm programming. To assess the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, coherence and sustainability of project strategies and activities. To understand how the project has contributed to the larger earthquake response and what the added value of the DRA response has been To assess the performance of the project, paying particular attention to the outcomes and outputs of the project interventions against its key result indicators. The specific objectives of the evaluation include: Additionally, the objective of the end evaluation is to provide learnings and recommendations for future projects (including the Syria Joint Response 2024 – 2026). The objective of the end line evaluation is to provide an holistic understanding of the project achievements, including the extent to which the project has been adapted according to the changing context and the way in which the SYEJR project has impacted the lives of the earthquake affected population (accountability). Please find more information on our website, including the detailed terms of reference Evaluation objectives The consultant should have extensive experience in conducting assessments, a good understanding of the Syrian context and access to the whole of Syria.

ZOA in the Netherlands, as lead of the DRA consortium, is looking for a consultant based in the Netherlands or abroad to conduct the external end evaluation.

The SYEJR was launched as part of the DRA Acute Crisis (ACM) Mechanism in the immediate aftermath of the earthquake crisis to address the needs of the affected population through a multi-sectoral response (WASH, FSL, health, protection, MPCA, shelter / NFI). The SYEJR project is implemented by six Dutch Relief Alliance (DRA) members in collaboration with eight local partner organizations in three governorates in Syria (Aleppo, Lattakia and Idleb). The aim of the project is to provide life-saving assistance to people severely affected by the earthquake. The Syria Earthquake Joint Response (SYEJR) is a 6-months crisis response project that will end on 10 August 2023. ZOA is recruiting an end evaluation consultant for the Syria Earthquake Joint Response project

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