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The purpose of the evaluation is to provide an independent assessment of the SHERCAN project’s implementation and selected short-term outcomes, and to generate practical recommendations for future cervical cancer programming in Cambodia.

The evaluation is expected to meet both accountability and learning needs. It should assess what was delivered, how well it was delivered, what worked well, what challenges were encountered, and what lessons can inform future programming.

Supporting documents:
1. Terms of reference
 

The purpose of this request for proposals is to solicit competitive proposals from qualified consultants to provide technical consultancy services for senior entomology and surveillance systems consultant

The consultancy aims to assess and strengthen Mozambique's entomological surveillance system to improve malaria outbreak detection, prevention, and response. The assignment has three main objectives: 

(1) conduct a comprehensive assessment of existing entomological surveillance systems and practices; 

(2) develop and/or revise tools and frameworks to strengthen integrated epidemiological and entomological surveillance for outbreak detection; 

and (3) build the capacity of Ministry of Health staff on entomological surveillance interventions, tools, and approaches.

The consultancy will be implemented at national level in collaboration with the National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP), relevant Ministry of Health departments, Maputo City Municipality, districts, health facilities, and key partners. The detailed field assessment will focus on three districts of Maputo City (KaMavota, KaMubukwana, and Katembe).

Key activities include assessing entomological interventions, surveillance systems, data collection and use, tools and protocols, staff capacity, coordination mechanisms, climate data integration, and outbreak detection and response systems. The consultant will identify gaps, bottlenecks, and inefficiencies within the current system, analyse qualitative and quantitative data, and produce a technical report with practical recommendations to strengthen entomological surveillance and its integration with epidemiological monitoring.

The consultancy will also develop or revise standard operating procedures, surveillance tools, and an integrated epidemiological-entomological framework, followed by training and capacity-building activities for Ministry of Health personnel.

Within this context, Malaria Consortium intends to recruit a Senior Consultant to support the consolidation, management, and analysis of evaluation data, as further detailed in the subsequent sections of this RFP.

Suppliers must submit their proposals electronically to [email protected] clearly indicating the following reference in the subject line of the email: MC-3Z-2026- Surveillance1.

These documents must be included:

1. CV highlighting relevant experience (2 pages maximum).
2. A 1–2-page technical proposal outlining the approach and timeline.
3. Two samples of similar work (if available) including reference of NMCP staff trained 
4. Financial proposal (daily rate and estimated LOE)

Proposals must be received by 30 June 2026 at 23:59 CAT (Central Africa Time).

Proposals received after the specified deadline will not be considered.

Supporting documents:
1. Terms of reference 
 

The purpose of this request for proposals (RFP) is to solicit competitive proposals from qualified consultants to provide technical consultancy services for senior entomology and surveillance systems.

The consultancy work will be conducted at national level within the Ministry of Health through the National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP), the Department of Health Surveillance (DHS), the Department of Health Information (DIS), and the Health Services (Malaria) unit at the Maputo City Municipality, districts and health facilities (HF).

It will include interaction with, partners working or supporting MOH on malaria surveillance interventions and health information systems. These include field visits to selected HF and district officers, as well as interviews with central-level malaria program, surveillance department, entomology and information system units. The detailed data collection of the CA will cover three municipal districts (KaMavota, KaMubukwana and Katembe, including key personnel from these districts and the municipal health services (malaria area). 

Within this context, Malaria Consortium intends to recruit a Senior Consultant to support the consolidation, management and analysis of evaluation data, as further detailed in the subsequent sections of this RFP.

Suppliers must submit their proposals electronically to [email protected] clearly indicating the following reference in the subject line of the email: MC-3Z-2026- Surveillance2.

Proposals must be received by 30 June 2026 at 23:59 CAT (Central Africa Time). Proposals received after the specified deadline will not be considered.

Supporting documents:
1. Terms of reference
 

The purpose of this RFP is to is to solicit competitive proposals to provide an independent, evidence‑based assessment of the effectiveness of the Board of Trustees in discharging its duties under UK charity law, relevant governance codes and overall best practice.

Alongside assessing the effectiveness of the Board in governing the charity in a manner that is strategic, accountable and aligned with its charitable purposes, this evaluation will also assess the governance structure, readiness and fit to navigate and assist the organisation in the rapidly evolving external landscape.

Supporting documents:
1. Terms of reference