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Consultant/e, élaboration de la Politique Nationale d'Evaluation (PNE) 2027-2036 et de son Plan d’Action 2027-2031, national/international, Section PME, Conakry, Guinee, office-based 3 months #596262

LevelCONS
LocationGuinea
Application period2026-10-22
Work arrangementOn-site / Duty station

Organizational Context

UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to save children's lives, defend their rights, and help them fulfill their potential. Committed and passionate, UNICEF staff are dedicated to making a difference for children, viewing their work as a vocation. The organization offers diverse professional and personal development opportunities, fostering a sense of purpose.

Job Purpose

The UNICEF Guinea office, in collaboration with the Government of Guinea, seeks a consultant to lead the development of the National Evaluation Policy (NEP) for 2027-2036 and its Action Plan for 2027-2031. This consultancy involves a participatory, inclusive, and internationally recognized approach. The consultant will be responsible for guiding the entire process, ensuring alignment with national priorities and international standards. The goal is to establish a robust framework for evaluation that will inform policy and program effectiveness in Guinea, ultimately contributing to better outcomes for children. This role requires extensive experience in policy development and evaluation methodologies.

Responsibilities

The consultant will be responsible for leading the comprehensive process of developing the National Evaluation Policy (PNE) 2027-2036 and its accompanying Action Plan 2027-2031. This includes conducting a thorough analysis of the current national and local planning, monitoring, and evaluation systems in Guinea. The consultant will facilitate participatory and inclusive consultations with government stakeholders, civil society, and other relevant actors to ensure the policy reflects national needs and priorities. They will be tasked with drafting the PNE and the Action Plan, ensuring they are aligned with international best practices and standards in evaluation. This involves defining clear objectives, scope, principles, and institutional arrangements for evaluation. The consultant will also be responsible for developing a framework for the implementation and monitoring of the PNE and its Action Plan, including defining roles and responsibilities, resource mobilization strategies, and capacity building needs. Finalizing the documents based on feedback and ensuring their official adoption will also be key responsibilities. The consultant must ensure all deliverables meet high-quality standards and are submitted within the agreed timelines.

Work Experience

At least ten years of experience in conducting studies, with a minimum of five years specifically in conducting evaluations and developing public policies. Demonstrated experience in developing national policies or institutional frameworks for monitoring and evaluation or public governance is required. Familiarity with Guinea's national and local planning, monitoring, and evaluation systems is essential.

Skills

Policy Development, Evaluation Methodologies, Public Policy Analysis, Stakeholder Consultation, Project Management, Research and Analysis, Report Writing, Capacity Building, International Standards, Monitoring and Evaluation Frameworks, Public Governance, Strategic Planning

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