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Overall objective of the project is to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the “Inclusive Lesotho” Action’s implementation by setting up a tailored monitoring & evaluation framework for the programme. The “Inclusive Lesotho” Action aims to achieve systemic, participatory improvements in the way elections are conducted by promoting targeted civic education, enhancing transparency measures, and supporting broad-based participation, particularly among underrepresented groups such as women, youth, people with disabilities, and those experiencing multidimensional poverty, as well as to improve the voter registry and to enhance the capacity of the Independent Electoral Commission to administer fair, transparent, and inclusive elections through targeted capacity building.
Specific objectives of the monitoring & evaluation assignment are as follows:

• To design and implement a monitoring system at action level, based on the action’s logical framework, on the basis of the agreed data and information collected in collaboration with the project implementers (International IDEA and UNDP);
• To set up a learning mechanism that provides feedback to involved stakeholders at regular intervals, and allows progressive adjustments of the programme when needed;
• To provide a mid-term review of the programme, including support to the implementing partners in the definition of a sustainability/exit strategy.

Under lot 16 – Evaluation at intervention level Framework Contractors support the European Commission services (HQ and EUDs) in carrying out external and evidence-based evaluations of EU external action in partner countries and regions worldwide, and globally.

The objective of the FWC is to provide, via individual assignments defined and contracted through Specific Contracts, expertise which can be mobilised at short notice.

Since 2005, The Fund to combat trafficking and other worst forms of child labour (FEJ) has been helping Burkina-Faso to prevent trafficking and promote the reintegration of vulnerable child victims.
The evaluation of phase VI of the FEJ made recommendations and identified a number of adjustments needed to achieve a greater impact and to adapt to the current context and environment. This led to the implementation of the new project entitled "Child Protection and Youth Training" or PEFJ, which places greater emphasis on empowering vulnerable young people (boys and girls), including internally displaced persons (PDI).

The programme aims to contribute to the consolidation of democracy and civic culture in Haiti through the growing, inclusive and effective participation of emerging civil society actors, particularly young people, in the country's democratic, economic and social development process. It should therefore contribute to strengthening the organisational, technical, advocacy and proposal capacities of civil society actors. PAIESC will be implemented through programme estimates.

The objective of the Support Programme for the Strengthening of Normal Education is to contribute to improving the quality of formal and non-formal education in Mali.

The overall objective is to increase the knowledge and understanding of the EU (what the EU is), of EU values, priorities and actions (what the EU stands for), and especially of EU cooperation in Sierra Leone, focusing on the impact of EU support to the benefit of the Sierra Leonean people and presenting the EU as a key partner regarding the consolidation of peace and stability as well as in achieving a sustainable and inclusive development.

Technical assistance services to strengthen competent institutions in environmental and forestry governance in Paraguay.
The main purpose of the required services is to support national efforts in governance, with emphasis on reducing the incidence and extent of extreme forest fires, planning and territorial ordering, promoting the multifunctional value of ecosystems, exploring opportunities, risks and exposure of natural capital; and local development.

To assist the Justice and Accountability Programme (JAP) deliver on its result areas: i) Improved delivery of timely, quality justice, and access to justice for the most vulnerable persons; ii) Improved use of social and economic reintegration measures for persons deprived of their liberty, by institutional and civic stakeholders and iii) Enhanced citizen’s voice and effective participation in accountability mechanisms

The objective of the FWC is to provide, via individual assignments defined and contracted through Specific Contracts, expertise which can be mobilised at short notice.