Save the Children seeks a qualified consultant or firm to conduct a baseline evaluation for the Women’s Child Care Collectives Project in Zanzibar. The assignment will establish baseline data on child development, women’s economic empowerment, childcare service quality, and gender norms to inform project implementation and measure progress.
The consultancy will involve a mixed-methods study, including data collection, analysis, and stakeholder validation, focusing on community-based childcare centres as integrated service hubs.
Save the Children is inviting qualified consultants or consulting firms to conduct a baseline evaluation for the Women’s Child Care Collectives project in Zanzibar (Unguja and Pemba).
This three-year initiative (2026–2028) aims to establish community-owned childcare solutions that promote early childhood development while enabling women’s economic empowerment. The project focuses on strengthening women’s collectives to deliver integrated childcare services, including early learning, nutrition, health, and protection.
The baseline evaluation will generate critical evidence and reference values for project indicators, including child development outcomes, women’s economic participation, childcare service quality, and gender norms. The findings will inform project implementation, learning, and measurement of progress over time.
Scope of the Assignment
The consultant will design and implement a mixed-methods baseline study, Collect and analyse quantitative and qualitative data, Assess community childcare centres as integrated service hubs and facilitate stakeholder validation and produce a comprehensive baseline report
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit an Expression of Interest, including technical and financial proposals. Click the link below to download the TOR
