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COVAW was founded in 1995. in a workshop that identified two critical areas that no organization was dealing with- Violence against Women and the lack of women in decision making processes and that there was a need to form a Coalition that would address the same. This saw the birth of the Coalition on Violence against Women, which is now a registered non- go...
Project Description
COVAW with support from African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) is implementing a two-year project titled ‘‘Enhancing Access to Justice for Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) Victims, with Intellectual Disabilities in Nairobi, Narok and Kiambu Counties.’’ The project seeks to achieve the following objectives:
Project Outcomes
Outcomes
Indicators
Outcome 1
Increase in percentage of women and girls who report an improved sense of inclusion and entitlement
Outcome 2
Outcome 3
Outcome 4
Purpose of The Consultancy
The aim of the consultancy is to conduct a baseline survey on Status of Sexual and Gender Based Violence on Intellectually Challenged Women and Girls in Nairobi, Narok &Kiambu Counties. It will collect baseline data on the project indicators which will enable the team to establish benchmarks and set realistic performance targets in accordance with the results framework.
Justification of The Baseline Survey
COVAW is cognizant of the fact that sexual violations against women and girls are on the increase more so against women and girls with intellectual challenges who are sometimes seen as “easy prey.” COVAW also notes the fact that there is inconclusive situational data and information on the number of Intellectually Challenged women and girls who are subjected to sexual and gender based abuses and especially on the number, that accesses justice and that this data is crucial in order to inform policy and advocacy interventions. To address this gap, COVAW intends to carry out a baseline on the Status of Sexual and Gender Based Violence on Intellectually Challenged Women and Girls in Nairobi, Narok & Kiambu Counties.
Baseline Survey Objectives
The broad objective of the baseline survey is to determine the baseline values for key outcome level performance indicators in the project areas. These values will provide an information base against which to monitor and assess project progress and effectiveness during implementation and after the project is completed. These values will also be used to finalize on targeting once the baseline values are known, and will enable measurement of the change brought about by the project.
Objectives of The Baseline Survey
The objectives of the baseline are;
Baseline Survey Methodology
The survey methodology proposed by the consultant(s) should include a suitable sampling strategy, participatory tools and a suitable mix of quantitative and qualitative data collection methods. The analysis of participatory qualitative data collection should be well presented and focus on (a) how stakeholders and “beneficiaries” perceive the project and (B) how stakeholders and “beneficiaries” actually utilize the project’s inputs and the intended as well as unintended changes this may bring about the project
To adequately address the key questions raised, baseline survey will need to adopt methodologies that combine both qualitative and quantitative research techniques. The team will identify an appropriate methodology for data collection. The consultant will provide; schedule for training an appropriate data collection team, partners’ involvement plan as well as data analysis plan.
Data collection, analytical methods, and presentation of findings, conclusions, and recommendations should be sensitive to and differentiate relevant Gender, Age, Diversity dimensions and other relevant markers to allow precise analysis as to the impact on girls and boys, in different locations, and on different age groups and stakeholders throughout the studies
Deliverables and Timelines.
The required consultancy deliverables are;
i. One detailed inception report including a time bound outline of the baseline survey, detailed work plan, detailed methodology for both data collection and analysis, sample size calculations, data collection tools
ii. A comprehensive report on the findings including accurately analyzed data against the evaluation questions, lessons learned and recommendations.
iii. All typed data sets from both quantitative and qualitative data collection
The consultant will also be responsible for,
i. Holding an inception meeting (remotely if required) with COVAW staff and reviewing any relevant documentation to gather background information
ii. Drafting an inception report (as above) - Incorporating feedback on inception report into planned approach and activities
iii. Organizing the field travel in collaboration with the COVAW team
iv. Conduct training for enumerators including pretesting and prepare for fieldwork
v. Supervising and quality assuring field data collection and entry
vi. Analyzing and synthesizing both qualitative and quantitative data and preparing a report
vii. Submitting draft reports, with accompanying data analysis to COVAW contact staff for feedback
viii. Incorporating feedback and submitting a final report which provides evidence based findings that respond to the projects key objectives, as well as specific, useable and tailored recommendations which can be directly applied to COVAW’s programming
ix. Providing the typed raw data to COVAW contact staff (as above)
COVAW will be responsible for,
It is anticipated that the baseline survey will take 20 days and be concluded by the end of July 2019. Specific timelines will be agreed upon with the successful consultant.
Reporting and Dissemination plan
Baseline Report
The consultant must submit two bound copies and a soft copy of the final baseline report which is expected to be within 40 pages (without annexes) and with the following components:
Purpose and Objectives of Baseline
Skills and Qualifications of Consultant
Interested consultants/firms must submit the following documents:
a) Proposed program and methodology to be used for the evaluation not more than 5 pages
b) Consultants past experience in thematic area, supported by hard or soft copies of relevant reports.
c) Financial proposal (budget) in MS Excel in Kenya Shillings.
CV of applicant with contact details for 3 referees ; if applicant intends to work in a team, she/he should indicate all team members and attach CVs. Clearly highlight the Team leader.
Two hard or soft copy samples of previous related work undertaken.
All documents must be submitted not later than 3.00pm, Wednesday 2nd July 2019 via email to recruit@covaw.or.ke or in hard copy to the COVAW offices at Dhanjay Apartments, 601, Hendred Avenue, Off Gitanga Road with subject: ‘Baseline Survey on Status of Sexual and Gender Based Violence on Intellectually Challenged Women and Girls in Nairobi, Narok &Kiambu Counties’.
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