Location: Afar, Ethiopia
Organization: ASDEPO
Deadline: September 14, 2026
Communities in the Afar Region continue to experience the impacts of conflict, displacement, drought, and limited access to basic social services. These conditions have increased protection risks for women, girls, boys, and vulnerable households, including Gender-Based Violence (GBV), child neglect, child abuse, exploitation, and psychosocial distress. At the same time, awareness of available protection services and referral mechanisms remains limited among community-level structures and local actors.
Community-based structures such as community leaders, women groups, youth groups, religious leaders, Child Protection Committees (CPCs), Women Development Armies (WDAs), and other local structures play a critical role in identifying vulnerable individuals, disseminating information, supporting safe referrals, and strengthening community protection systems. However, many of these groups require additional orientation and linkage with formal service providers to effectively support survivors and at-risk individuals.
In response, ASDEPO, in partnership with Save the Children Ethiopia, is implementing activities aimed at strengthening community-based protection systems and improving access to survivor-centered services. Under Activity 2.2.2.e Procure and distribute locally available and acceptable dignity kits to women and girls to meet their basic needs also will conduct awareness and information-sharing sessions with existing community-based structures on available GBV and child protection services and facilitate safe referral linkages to relevant service providers.
This term of reference focuses on recruiting a consultant for conducting a Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM) for the distributed Dignity Kits for the crisis affected 1200 beneficiaries in three woredas (Abala, Wasama, and Erebti Woredas) (Aba’ala Woreda: Haridan, Merayele, Gelayso, (Wasama Woreda: Gubie, Adukeleo, Wasama, (Erebti Woreda: Adu, Alebo, Bahari) of Afar Region. The target woredas and the number of beneficiaries in each woreda are presented in table below.
Major Objective
The PDM is planned to be conducted within two weeks of the distribution by an external consultant. This is intended to assess the relevance, usefulness, and appropriateness of the distributed kits for the target beneficiaries in the woredas of Afar Region. It is also intended to gather beneficiary feedback on their satisfaction and document any challenges encountered throughout the process, from beneficiary selection to the final distribution and use of the items.
The specific objectives of the PDM include:
Experiences
Technical submissions must include the curriculum vitae of all project participants, a record of the company’s prior performance in related tasks, and contact information for reference organizations.
The following documents must be submitted with the application by an interested potential consultant or consulting firm:
Interested potential applicants’/ consultant firm that meet the above requirements should submit technical and financial proposals in separately sealed and stamped envelopes using the address: ASDEPO Head Office, Lemi-Kura sub-city woreda 08, Around Figa Traffic light/ Behind Anbesa Bank Figa Branch.
Note:
Applicants must submit their separately sealed financial and technical proposals on or before September 14/2026.
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