EoI – Evaluation of Community Engagement in Macomia and Mocimboa da Praia, Mozambique 43 views0 applications


MSF Operational Centre Brussels (OCB) has been operating in Cabo Delgado province in northern Mozambique since 2019, with two projects currently active in Macomia and Mocimboa da Praia districts. Both projects work to fill critical gaps in healthcare provision created by the ongoing conflict, with objectives focused on reducing morbidity and mortality among conflict-affected and displaced populations.

The purpose of this evaluation is to document how community engagement (CE) is currently organised in the two projects—the CE structures, roles and practices—and assess what results are being generated for both communities and project objectives.

This evaluation seeks to generate evidence and learning that will directly inform OCB’s operational strategy for community engagement in Cabo Delgado, drawing on the combined experience of the Macomia and Mocimboa da Praia projects.

EXPECTED STARTING DATE: March 2026

DURATION: 6 months. Final deliverable to be shared by August 2026.

REQUIREMENTS:

Essential:

  • Fluency in Portuguese
  • Experience evaluating humanitarian projects/programmes
  • Expertise in/understanding of community engagement in both humanitarian and health contexts
  • Willingness to travel to highly insecure contexts
  • Alignment with MSF/SEU’s values

Desirable:

  • Experience with, or a solid understanding of, MSF’s operations and ways of working

APPLICATION:

Expressions of interest should include:

  1. CV(s) – If you expect to carry out the evaluation as a team, you should submit your EoI jointly.
  2. 1-page supporting statement answering the following questions:
    • In what ways are your skills, knowledge and experience relevant to this evaluation?
    • What will you do to make this evaluation genuinely useful for its intended users?

How to apply

Please find the call for more information on the background, scope and requirements on the MSF Intersectional Evaluation Group (IEG) website.

DEADLINE: 03/03/2026 – 23:59 CET.

No proposal is required at this stage.

Interested teams or individuals should apply to [email protected] referencing CEMOZ.

We would appreciate the necessary documents being submitted as 2 separate attachments (CVs, 1-page supporting statement).

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MSF Operational Centre Brussels (OCB) has been operating in Cabo Delgado province in northern Mozambique since 2019, with two projects currently active in Macomia and Mocimboa da Praia districts. Both projects work to fill critical gaps in healthcare provision created by the ongoing conflict, with objectives focused on reducing morbidity and mortality among conflict-affected and displaced populations.

The purpose of this evaluation is to document how community engagement (CE) is currently organised in the two projects—the CE structures, roles and practices—and assess what results are being generated for both communities and project objectives.

This evaluation seeks to generate evidence and learning that will directly inform OCB's operational strategy for community engagement in Cabo Delgado, drawing on the combined experience of the Macomia and Mocimboa da Praia projects.

EXPECTED STARTING DATE: March 2026

DURATION: 6 months. Final deliverable to be shared by August 2026.

REQUIREMENTS:

Essential:

  • Fluency in Portuguese
  • Experience evaluating humanitarian projects/programmes
  • Expertise in/understanding of community engagement in both humanitarian and health contexts
  • Willingness to travel to highly insecure contexts
  • Alignment with MSF/SEU’s values

Desirable:

  • Experience with, or a solid understanding of, MSF’s operations and ways of working

APPLICATION:

Expressions of interest should include:

  1. CV(s) - If you expect to carry out the evaluation as a team, you should submit your EoI jointly.
  2. 1-page supporting statement answering the following questions:
    • In what ways are your skills, knowledge and experience relevant to this evaluation?
    • What will you do to make this evaluation genuinely useful for its intended users?

How to apply

Please find the call for more information on the background, scope and requirements on the MSF Intersectional Evaluation Group (IEG) website.

DEADLINE: 03/03/2026 - 23:59 CET.

No proposal is required at this stage.

Interested teams or individuals should apply to [email protected] referencing CEMOZ.

We would appreciate the necessary documents being submitted as 2 separate attachments (CVs, 1-page supporting statement).

2026-03-04

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