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Full Time
|Job Summary
Assignment: Independent Evaluation of the 3-Year Holt–Slisha
Partnership Program (1 January 2024 – 30 September 2026)
Position: Evaluation Consultant
Location: Nepal
Duration: 9 working days
Maximum Budget: USD 2,000 (inclusive of all expenses)
Application Deadline: 15 November 2026
1. Background
Slisha and Holt Children's Services invite applications from qualified and experienced consultants to conduct an independent evaluation of the Holt–Slisha partnership program implemented from 1 January 2024 to 30 September 2026.
The evaluation will assess the program's implementation, achievements, effectiveness, and contribution to beneficiaries and participating communities. It will also identify good practices, challenges, lessons learned, and areas for improvement, providing practical recommendations to strengthen future programming.
2. Objectives of the Evaluation
The purpose of this evaluation is to document the achievements of the past three years and the factors behind them, with a focus on strengths and results, and to provide recommendations for building on these strengths from 2027 onward. The main objectives are to:
3. Qualifications and Experience
Applicants should have:
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Apply Before: Nov 15, 2026
About the organization

SLISHA (meaning connection in Nepali) is a non-government, non-profit organization established in 1999 with a group of professionals dedicated towards making a better life for women and children of Nepal. SLISHA’s vision is to create “A happy society where children, women and men enjoy equitable rights”. SLISHA’s mission is “Creating an enabling and empowerment environment for disadvantaged women and children.”