At the Mozambican Government’s request, the World Food Programme (WFP) supports the Ministry of Education through a four-year transition period towards a nationally owned, funded and managed home-grown school meals programme, integrated into the social protection framework as a key safety net for children in vulnerable households in the most food-insecure areas.
During this transition, WFP assistance covers all schools in selected districts, to achieve higher impact while maintaining operational efficiency. Children receive one school meal per day throughout the school term. WFP implementation support is linked to technical and policy support to strengthen the capacity of national and sub-national structures to manage school feeding.
The Evaluator needs to have expertise and knowledge in School Feeding plus one or more of the following disciplines:
- Food Security
- Livelihoods /Nutrition
- Social Protection
General professional experience
- Monitoring and Evaluation experience of disaster recovery programmes and in particular food security and school feeding required.
- World Food Programme (WFP) experience is desirable.
- Excellent command of English and Portuguese (to work in the field and be able to read/understand all the documentation and write the evaluation report)
- Demonstrated experience in designing methodology and data collection tools and approaches.
- Demonstrated experience in evaluating school feeding programmes.
- Conducting fieldwork, data analysis and writing reports.
Project duration: Approximately 3 months. Estimated LOE = 40 days from June to August 2014
Applications: Interested candidates should email a Motivational cover letter and current CV to
rhough@khulisa.com with the title “Evaluator - Mozambique” in the subject line.
Clearly specify experience in listed areas of expertise as mentioned in Advert
Organization Description
Khulisa Management Services (see www.khulisa.com) provides monitoring and evaluation and business intelligence services including direct assistance, management consulting, and institutional and human development for public and private sector clients, mainly in Africa. Focusing on the health, education, and social development sectors, Khulisa employs approximately 50 staff in Johannesburg, South Africa and has a presence through its sister companies in Washington DC and Lusaka, Zambia.
