Tender: Provision of End of Project Evaluation Consultancy, Self Help Africa (SHA)-Kenya

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Self Help Africa (SHA)-Kenya is a dynamic international organization based in Nairobi with its headquarters in Ireland and operations in African countries across East, Southern and West Africa. Self Help Africa in Kenya works with smallholder farmers to move them from subsistence to commercialization through a range of projects – from supporting those in extreme poverty, to assisting enterprise development and business partnerships. SHA works with smallholder farmers, farmer groups and associations across the country, including in the arid and semi-arid areas to address food security and nutrition challenges, and link farmers to markets through a farming as a business approach.

Organization Self Help Africa
Project Title Strengthening of the Competitiveness of the Cassava Value Chain in Kenya Programme
Project Start and end Date 7th May 2017- 11th October 2023
Project Duration 6 Years
Project Area Busia, Siaya, Kisumu, Homabay, Migori and Kilifi Counties
Directly Targeted Farmers 20,000
Promoted Value Chains Cassava
Assignment Type CBA Q-3020 Provision of project  end term evaluation

Strengthening the Competitiveness of the Cassava Value Chain in Kenya is a 5-year programme funded by the European Union. It is a collaboration between Self Help Africa as the lead-applicant and co-applicants: Rafiki Microfinance Bank, Ugunja Community Resource Centre (UCRC), Ustadi Foundation and Tru Trade. This project responds to identified needs, challenges and opportunities within the cassava value chain in Kenya, leveraging the expertise of the private sector and together delivering an integrated package of activities to increase the competitiveness of the cassava value chain.

The programme overarching objective is to increase food and nutrition security, employment and income among 20,000 smallholder-farming households (at least 60% women) in six Counties (Kisumu, Homabay, Migori, Siaya, Busia and Kilifi). Specifically,  the  programme  intends  to  increase  income  levels  amongst  target households through increased cassava production for both subsistence and trade; reduce  the  hunger  gap  amongst  target  households  by  promoting  cassava,  a drought-tolerant  crop;  create  5,600  net  equivalent  jobs  amongst  the  Farmer Business Groups supported by the programme; increase the decision-making power of female farmers through an integrated gender sensitive approach and improve on the  dietary  diversity  of  cassava-producing  households  through  the  promotion  of intercropping with legumes and pulses, cassava products and nutrition education.

SHA Kenya require a contractor for the provision of a project end term evaluation. The following documents can be found at https://selfhelpafrica.org/ie/category/tenders/

  • Q-3020 – Invitation to Tender (ITT) Provision of end of project evaluation consultancy
  • SHA Terms and Conditions 2019 W&S
  • SHA Code of Conduct Policy
  • SHA Conflict of Interest Policy
  • SHA Child Protection Policy
  • SHA Data Protection Policy
  • SHA Anti Fraud and Anti Corruption Policy
  • SHA Whistleblowing Policy

Deadline:  Submissions must be received by 10am EAT Tuesday 11th July 2023. The technical and financial proposal should be e-mailed to procurementke@selfhelpafrica.net.

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