Background and Context
Established in 2014, Tiko is a non-profit organisation that leverages technology and behavioural insights to design, implement, and scale access to sexual reproductive health (SRH) services among adolescents and young people (AYP) aged 15-24 years. Using the Tiko platform, Tiko Uganda connects low-income adolescents and young people with non-judgmental, quality-assured SRH services that meet their specific needs. We envision a world where all AYP have the power to choose where, when, and how they meet their SRH needs. Further, Tiko connects partners and actors across demand and supply to give young people access to quality SRH products and services, thereby enabling young people to: postpone or prevent unplanned pregnancies, know their HIV status, use Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) to reduce their risk of HIV acquisition, adhere to Antiretroviral Therapy (ART), screen for and obtain support to address mental health challenges and acquire the necessary skills to secure income or entrepreneurship opportunities.
In Uganda, Tiko has successfully established an ecosystem of partners, including private clinics, community pharmacies and public facilities, as well as Community-Based Organizations (CBOs). Our work in Kampala is dedicated to empowering adolescents and young people (aged 15-24 years) to access essential services, such as contraceptives, HIV testing, ART, PrEP and mental health. We achieve this through a multi-faceted approach:
Through these interventions, we aim to improve the agency of young people aged 15-24 years to take up and sustain the use of contraceptives, mental health services and HIV prevention and treatment services.
Purpose of the Technical Advisor Role
As part of our efforts to evaluate the impact and sustainability of the Tiko model, an endline evaluation of one of Tiko’s programmes in Uganda is being conducted with support from a primary consultant. The programme has been implemented in Kampala since August 2023. This endline evaluation focuses on the entire implementation period. It aims to capture lessons learned while providing insights into the effectiveness, impact, and sustainability of the Tiko programme in meeting its objectives. The evaluation will critically examine the design, scope, and implementation status of the Tiko programme, assessing its capacity to enhance access to services and empowerment for young people (AYP) and adolescent peer supporters (YAPS).
To ensure that this evaluation adheres to rigorous standards and generates actionable insights, Tiko is seeking an experienced Technical Advisor. This consultant will provide technical guidance and supervision to the evaluation consultant, ensuring the methodology, data collection, analysis, and reporting are of high quality and aligned with Tiko’s objectives.
The purpose of this consultancy, therefore, is to provide strategic oversight, technical guidance, and quality assurance throughout the endline evaluation process. The Technical Advisor will collaborate with Tiko’s project management team and the primary evaluation consultant to:
Scope of Work
The Technical Advisor will undertake the following responsibilities:
A. Supervision of Data Collection and Quality Assurance
B. Data Analysis and Interpretation
C. Review of Draft and Final Reports
D. Strategic Guidance and Stakeholder Engagement
Deliverables
The Technical Advisor will deliver the following:
1. Deliverable: Data Collection Quality Assurance Report. Timeline: January 2025. Description: Findings from data collection supervision, highlighting strengths, gaps, and recommendations for improving quality and inclusivity.
2. Deliverable: Data Analysis and Interpretation Guide. Timeline: February 2025. Description: Technical guidance for the evaluation team on analysis techniques and reporting.
3. Deliverable: Final Report Feedback and Review. Timeline: February 2025. Description: Structured feedback on draft and final reports to ensure quality, relevance, and actionable recommendations.
4. Deliverable: Presentation (in collaboration with main consultant) of the study findings. Timeline: March 2025. Description: Presentation of findings and strategic advice to Tiko, summarizing evaluation insights, implications, and recommendations for program improvement.
Qualifications and Experience
The ideal Technical Advisor should have the following qualifications:
Interested applicants should submit the following documents:
Please submit your application by 16th Dec 2024 to procurement@tiko.org with the subject line “Technical Advisor – Tiko Endline Evaluation Supervision”. Only successful clients will be contacted. However, if not contacted in 3 weeks after submission, consider yourself unsuccessful.
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