Call for External Collaborator -International Consultant (Team Leader) for Mid-Term Review of the Decent Employment for Youth in Cambodia Programme Phase 3 (DEY III)
Dear Bidders, The International Labour Office (ILO) is seeking an International Consultant (Team member), who will work closely a National Consultant (team member, recruited separately in parallel), to conduct a Mid-Term Review (MTR) of the Decent Employment for Youth in Cambodia Programme Phase 3 (DEY III) covering March 2024-February 2028, with funding support from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and other public and private contributors. DEY III is a joint programme implemented by four UN agencies (ILO, UNESCO, UNICEF and UNIDO) to support the Royal Government of Cambodia in achieving its overall objective, by February 2028, more youth in Cambodia are in decent and productive employment. Working in close collaboration with the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training and other ministries, the programme seeks to improve employment outcomes for Cambodian youth. The MTR will assess progress towards the programme’s intended outcomes, identify necessary changes to strengthen implementation, and capture key lessons learnt and recommendations for programme’s remaining period. Interested bidders are invited to express their interest and follow the instructions in the attached to access the detailed Terms of References (ToR) and other relevant information in the ILO e-Sourcing Platform. Deadline for submission of your proposal is 18 August COB. Please submit your technical and financial proposals before the specified deadline. Thank you.
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