Monitoring, Evaluation and Knowledge Management

Project Description

Monitoring, Evaluation and Knowledge Management of Early Recovery Scaling up of Rural Sanitation Programme

Client

WaterAid

Start Date

2011-12-16

End Date

2012-10-15

Value

USD 346K

Pakistan

Country

UNICEF Pakistan through its partners launched a large scale Rural Sanitation Programme in Flood-affected Districts to mitigate the grave needs of the people related to sanitation in the flood-affected districts of Pakistan. The proposed M&E framework and KM system will facilitate UNICEF and it’s implementing partners by adding value to their existing work so that they can ensure the efficiency of service delivery, quality of the program, and its implementation.

Name of Senior Staff

Syed Sardar Ali (Assignment Manager)
Tahir Jelani (Assignment Coordinator)
25 Field Monitors, 03 Field Coordinators

Detailed Description of the Actual Services

The consulting firm provides 25 Field Monitors (both male and female) in the districts and 3 Field Coordinators.
All field coordinators and field monitors participated in training arranged by WaterAid and field staff placed in an agreed location immediately upon attending the training workshop.
The consulting firm’s responsibility included field staff (included but not limited to supervision, administrative handling, recruitment, salary, office space, computers, cameras, transportation, and accommodation) for better management of the fieldwork.
The consulting firm reviewed strategy documents along with roles and responsibilities and carry out the responsibilities as outlined in the documents together as well as discussed in the orientation workshop for the field staff.

Project Description