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Vaga – Consultant for the quantitative component of the final evaluation of the project funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC)


15/10/2026
Ad: Vaga – Consultant for the quantitative component of the final evaluation of the project funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Platform: AfriNews24
Expiration: 15/10/2026

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WE ARE RECRUITING: CONSULTANT FOR THE QUANTITATIVE COMPONENT OF THE FINAL EVALUATION OF THE PROJECT FUNDED BY GLOBAL AFFAIRS CANADA

Ipas Mozambique is recruiting a Consultant for the quantitative component of the final evaluation of the project funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC). The Consultant will lead the preparation, implementation, analysis, and presentation of the results of the quantitative component of the final evaluation, using standardised tools such as the ACQ Tool, Client Exit Interviews (CEI), and VBG-IMD, and comparing the results with the baseline evaluation.

We are seeking candidates with proven experience in study design, field team management, quality control, and statistical analysis, as well as strong leadership, strategic communication, and relationship-building skills with healthcare professionals.

Applications Now Open
Please consult the Terms of Reference and submit your application at: https://ipas.bonfirehub.com/opportunities/255202

Application deadline: 16 October 2026, 5:00 PM (CAT)

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