Evidence Frontiers is looking for local Short-term Research Consultants one in each country (15 Positions available)
Application Deadline: 30 August 2024
Evidence Frontiers is looking for local Short-term Research Consultants one in each country (15 Positions available)
Evidence Frontiers is looking for local short-term research consultants (one each country), to support the implementation of a baseline evaluation for a project focusing on youth voices and leadership in Cameroon, Burundi, South Sudan, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Tunisia, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Belgium.
About Evidence Frontiers
Evidence Frontiers is an African-based Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) consulting firm headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, established in 2002. Evidence Frontiers deliver expert MEL and strategy services that empower organizations to enhance their performance and drive sustainable social, economic, and environmental change. Evidence Frontiers work is grounded in a commitment to equity, diversity, and technical excellence, ensuring that it meets the highest professional and ethical standards. Evidence Frontiers specialize in delivering high-quality evidence and insights, enabling its partners to make informed decisions based on a deep understanding of what works, how it works, and for whom.
Evidence Frontiers experience includes carefully tailoring a wide range of analytical and quantitative tools to enable decision-makers to design better policies, rigorously test those ideas, and take informed action at scale to improve lives. Depending on the organization and programmed needs, Evidence Frontiers have helped diagnose social sector challenges, design, and test potential solutions, and operationalize those solutions found to be most impactful. Its formative and summative evaluations cover a variety of evaluation purposes and designs – from a traditional snapshot and longitudinal designs to more innovative developmental and participatory approaches. Through these, Evidence Frontiers examine the efficiency, relevance, and effectiveness of activities and processes.
Evidence Frontiers assess the sustainability and institutional impacts of interventions and partnerships and emphasize local participation, organizational skill development, and the usefulness of the evaluation to inform decision-making. Using quantitative and qualitative methods, Evidence Frontiers measure the impact of development programs to determine their true effects and also conduct large-scale surveys to assess development indicators or to inform program and evaluation design.
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