Purpose:
CBM Uganda invites proposals from qualified consultants for the provision of consultancy services for a project Endline evaluation. The purpose is to review and analyse the overall project implementation and provide a comprehensive and evidence-based analysis in alignment with the objectives and commitments outlined in the approved project plan.
Key Dates:
- Release Date: 23.09. 2025
- Submission Deadline: 06.10.2025
- Proposal reviews and presentations: 08 – 16.10.2025
- Contract Award: 20.10.2025
- Submission Email: info.uganda@cbm.org(Email subject: RFP BMZ Project Endline evaluation)
Scope of Work:
The scope of the evaluation is the entirety of activities and indicators as per Project Contract (esp. Appendix 1 of the Project Contract).
It aims to determine the extent to which the project has achieved its objectives as set by the indicators — namely strengthening the inclusive eye health system, enhancing referral and outreach capacity, and increasing awareness in the Bugisu and Busoga sub-regions. It will provide:
- Assess Project Achievements and Partner Performance: Evaluate the performance of the project partner in relation to the project plan, contractual obligations, and implementation activities across the districts of Bulambuli, Busia, Butaleja, Katakwi, Pallisa, and Serere .
- Accountability and Learning: Review the overall project results achieved to date, with a focus on accountability for donor reporting and supporting organizational learning.
- Support Project Management and Stakeholders: Provide project management and stakeholders with a clear objective, external assessment of the project’s achievements including recommendations for improvement.
- Help identify key successes, challenges, and areas requiring attention.
Key focus areas will be to assess the effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, sustainability, coherence and impact (OECD/DAC criteria) of the project "Strengthening Inclusive Eye Health in Eastern Uganda", including cross-cutting issues such as Disability Inclusion, Gender, and Child Protection and Safeguarding.
The evaluation findings will inform strategic planning, contribute to evidence-based advocacy, and explore the potential for replication or scale-up of successful components in other underserved contexts.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Evaluate Project Management and implementation including collaboration with other stakeholders at national, local level and partner level.
- Evaluate the overall impact along the OECD/DAC criteria.
- Evaluate critical issues relating to results achievement/failure and the factors affecting successful impact of the project.
- Identify the good practices and generate lessons learned from the implementation of the project’s activities and the outcomes achieved that will be useful for potential future scale-ups of the project.
- Develop specific recommendations for major stakeholders to promote sustainability and long-term impact to the beneficiary communities.
- Evaluate the sustainability of results.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Technical capability and experience.
- Communication and delivery efficiency.
- Value for money and service model.
Terms & Conditions:
- Please refer to the detailed Terms of Reference for more information and guide: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:eu:9b1e424e-1dc3-4ccf-99a6-120618013988
- Proposals must be in English and submitted electronically.
- CBM reserves the right to reject proposals or cancel the process.
- All submitted documents become CBM Uganda’s property.
- Proposals must remain valid for 30 days post-deadline.
Note: CBM encourages applications from consultants with disabilities and organizations working with persons with disabilities.