About the role
The HARP-Facility is the principal pillar of the UK’s Humanitarian assistance in Myanmar. Launched in 2016, the Facility acts as both a grant funding mechanism and a knowledge platform for the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and the wider humanitarian community. As a knowledge platform, the HARP Facility provides technical and capacity development support to local and international humanitarian organisations, provides research and contextual analyses to support a better understanding of the humanitarian context in Myanmar, and promotes learning on effective humanitarian response through the generation of evidence from its grant portfolio. As part of HARP-F’s knowledge agenda, HARP-F has funded the Community Analysis Support System (CASS), since May 2019; CASS is implemented and managed by COAR, an independent social enterprise that directly supports practitioners, policy-makers, and donors by facilitating humanitarian and development interventions in complex, fragile, and high-risk environments.
The aim of this evaluation is to understand how CASS has contributed to the wider humanitarian community’s knowledge and understanding of the dynamics and context in which humanitarian actors operate in Myanmar and how these actors have utilized the resource to support humanitarian response. The evaluation findings will be used by HARP-F, FCDO and the wider humanitarian community in Myanmar to understand the impact of CASS and the function of knowledge in humanitarian interventions.
The Full Terms of Reference for this opportunity is available on the HARP-F website :
https://www.harpfacility.com/resources/call-proposals-community-analysis-support-system-c/
The deadline for applications is 20 July 2021.
Applications must be sent to: evaluations@harpfacility.org
About you
Evaluation team composition and required competencies:
● Proven experience conducting rigorous evaluations and demonstrated expertise in both quantitative and qualitative evaluation methods
● Strong qualitative and quantitative data analysis skills
● In-depth understanding and experience in humanitarian programming
● Familiarity with the Myanmar humanitarian context and ability to communicate cross-culturally
● Ability to synthesize and present findings in an engaging and accessible manner
● Excellent report writing skills in English
About us
You’ll be working with Crown Agents which is a high impact social enterprise passionate about transforming the future for millions of people. Since our creation in 1833 we have worked across the globe to improve public services and drive economic growth. Our expertise is finding new solutions to difficult problems for clients in the areas of health, governance, economic growth, humanitarian action and supply chain services. We work with and train leaders at local, national and international level to achieve lasting change drawing on our insight and experience.
About what’s on offer
Crown Agents offers a competitive benefits package.
How to apply
Applications must be sent to: evaluations@harpfacility.org