Consulting, End-of-Project Review (Marine Biodiversity/Coastal Fisheries)

Requested Services:

• Implement an End-of-Project Review (EPR) to assess the project's overall performance—especially in terms of its impact, relevance, effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability. This involves the use of qualitative and quantitative methods and tools for data collection, including desk-based research, surveys, and observations, as well as site visits and interviews with project team members and key stakeholders, in order to ascertain, inter alia, whether the results, outcomes and target indicators have been achieved. The team should consist of at least four individuals: a team leader with experience in marine conservation or fisheries, a monitoring and evaluation specialist, a coastal community or livelihood development specialist, and an environmental and social (ES) safeguards specialist.