ZOA is an international relief and recovery organization formed in 1973, supporting vulnerable people affected by violent conflict and natural disasters in fragile states, by helping them to realize peaceful, dignified, and resilient lives. ZOA works with refugees, IDPs, host communities and returnees, especially farmer and pastoralist communities, youth, and school children. The sectors covered by ZOA include emergency response, peacebuilding and social cohesion, natural resource management, food security and livelihoods, WASH/integrated water resource management, basic education and civil society strengthening with a focus on small producer associations, persons with disability organizations, youth, and women social and economic groups. ZOA has been operational in Sudan since 2006 and currently is working in North Darfur, South Darfur, East Darfur, and Gedaref.

Purpose & objective to this study :

The purpose of this study is to gather baseline information against which the project’s performance will be measured at the midterm and/or end of the program implementation.

The objective of this baseline study is to set targets for project indicators, against which the performance of the project will be assessed in line with the project impact pathway, to provide the basis for subsequent evaluations of how effectively and efficiently the program is being implemented, and to be able to measure project performance over time. The overall aim is to monitor project activities, generate a learning agenda, and establish benchmarking for performance evaluation.

for more details please refer to the attached  terms & reference .

All enquiries or request for clarification to be sent to email address: ahmed.sharaf@zoa.ngo, essam.dawalbait@zoa.ngo, abubaker.abdelgader@zoa.ngo