Final External Evaluation for the Projects: “Fostering the Promotion and Protection of Foreign Domestic Workers's Rights by Strengthening Access to Justice and Private Sector Engagement ;” and “Victim Assistance Fund”

• Country: Hong Kong
• Summary: Final External Evaluation for the Projects: “Fostering the Promotion and Protection of Foreign Domestic Workers's Rights by Strengthening Access to Justice and Private Sector Engagement ;” and “Victim Assistance Fund”
• HKT Ref No: 52833545
• Deadline: 16 May 2021
• Financier: United Nations Secretariat
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: CFCV-2105
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• Description:
• Request for proposals are invited for Final External Evaluation for the Projects: “Fostering the Promotion and Protection of Foreign Domestic Workers's Rights by Strengthening Access to Justice and Private Sector Engagement ;” and “Victim Assistance Fund”. Hong Kong SAR, China is one of Asia-s key destinations for migrant workers, is receiving tens of thousands annually from all over the world. While some migrant workers assume professional or skilled positions, the large majority of workers are permitted to enter under a temporary labour migration scheme that is designed to meet the acute demand for affordable domestic labour. Hong Kong SAR, China started recruiting migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in the 1970s, and the demand for them has continued to grow ever since. Today, over 336,600 migrants are employed to do household work and provide domestic care for society-s aging population and children. The majority of migrants come from Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand and most of them are female. MDWs can face many challenges. Evaluation purpose and objective IOM conducts project and programme evaluations as part of its commitment to improved resultsbased management. Evaluation results of this project will be used by project management, senior management, stakeholders (especially CSOs in Hong Kong SAR, China) and the donor to improve decision-making, and project and programme design and implementation. The objective of this external evaluation is to review the effectiveness of both projects, assess prospects for sustainability, identify and document lessons learned and best practices, and inform the development of follow-up projects and programmes. Noting the linkages between these projects, recommendations should consider what elements of each project were most effective in contributing to desired outcomes and, therefore, should be considered for future programming. Evaluation criteria The evaluation will use the criteria of the Development Assistance Committee of the Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD/DAC) to assess the following key areas: 1. The relevance of the project-s intended results 2. The effectiveness of the project in reaching its stated objectives 3. The efficiency and cost-effectiveness of project implementation 4. Prospects for sustainability 5. Appropriateness of the project design and management arrangements for achieving its stated objectives 6. Identify lessons learned and best practices 7. Make recommendations for improvements Submission of application The completed RFP should be submitted to iomhongkongoffice@iom.int by 16/05/2021. Kindly keep the file size under 10MB. The completed RFP should not exceed USD6,200 (or HKD48,200) and should include the following: - Technical and budget proposal documents - CV for lead consultant - CV for any additional supporting consultant/ research team members - List of and or examples from prior relevant evaluation experience
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