Consultancy: Programme Evaluation/Review/Outcome Harvesting

• Country: Netherlands
• Summary: Consultancy: Programme Evaluation/Review/Outcome Harvesting
• NLT Ref No: 74396683
• Deadline: 25 Nov 2022
• Financier: Other Funding Agencies
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
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• Description:
• Tenders are invited for Consultancy: Programme Evaluation/Review/Outcome Harvesting. Closing Date: 25 Nov 2022 Type: Consultancy Application Due: November 25th, 2022; EOIs will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Timeline Start of inception phase: early December 2022 Interim findings: March 2023 Draft report: June 2023 Final report: August 2023 Budget: €300.000 - 400.000 EUR (any travel to be covered within budget) As we are entering a new strategic period (2024-2028), the Bernard van Leer Foundation (BvLF) would like to review our Parents+ and Urban95 pillars of work, which have been key programmatic area for the Foundation since 2016. The review will include Parents+ and Urban95 programmes delivered across BvLF-s core countries, including Brazil, Israel, the Netherlands, India and Jordan. In addition, former core countries Peru and Turkey and a selection of countries beyond this core will be identified to look into. Although the Parents+ and Urban95 programmes are stand alone programmes on the majority of investments their delivery is intertwined making an evaluation of both by the same team more efficient. The expected outcome is a concise systematic review report that captures the learnings and key insights from our investments across the years. The analysis will also serve to inform how to adapt and/or responsibly winddown aspects of our programming while capturing the learnings and key insights from our investments across the years. Findings from the review will also be utilized in our Annual Report. About the Bernard van Leer Foundation Founded in 1949, the Bernard van Leer Foundation works worldwide to ensure that babies, toddlers and the people who care for them have a good start in life. Our mission is to improve opportunities for all young children, especially the millions of young children growing up in circumstances of social, economic and environmental disadvantage around the world. We believe the major challenge is the transition to scale of support for babies, toddlers and those caring for them. By working together with governments, civil society, philanthropy, academia, international organisations and business, we find the best programmes and policies to improve children-s lives. We partner with them by providing funding, expertise, networks and support to scale these up for maximum impact. Geographically, our investments are made in focus countries, selected to reflect global diversity in economic, geographic and cultural terms, and a global programme through which we engage strategic replication partnerships that span multiple countries, in some cases extending beyond our core set of countries. Parents+: Parents+ combines early years-focused coaching activities for parents and other caregivers with at least one other service designed to meet a child-s and/or her parents- basic needs. In addition, we fund activities shaping policy and behaviour in support of the wellbeing of caregivers and their children. Urban95: Urban95 is a global initiative that works with leaders, planners, designers, advocates and communities to support the healthy development of young children and the wellbeing of caregivers in cities. Our goal is to encourage cities to create spaces where children can grow, learn, create, imagine and play across all neighbourhoods, reaching as many families as possible.
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