Job Description

The MATAHATI Consortium is seeking an evaluation team to conduct the end-of-Phase I evaluation of the MATAHATI Program (from 26 September 2023 to 30 April 2026) in 12 villages in Kupang District, East Nusa Tenggara, focusing on resilience, disability inclusion, eye and mental health, sustainable livelihoods, inclusive education, and inclusive local governance. The team will be responsible for designing and implementing a comprehensive evaluation using mixed methods, analyzing program achievements, and developing strategic recommendations for the design of Phase 2.

Benefits

What candidate can get from the position?

• Opportunity to lead the evaluation of a multi-sector program at district scale, covering disability inclusion, climate change, livelihoods, health, and education, thereby enriching the professional portfolio of the evaluation team.

• Experience applying evaluation methodologies based on Theory of Change, contribution analysis, and a utilization-focused approach in the local context of East Nusa Tenggara.

• Opportunity to network and collaborate with a consortium of local and international organizations (Bengkel APPeK, Yayasan Tanpa Batas, Yayasan Jaringan Peduli Masyarakat, Yayasan PIKUL, Garamin, and CBM Global Indonesia), as well as local government and organizations of persons with disabilities.

Job Requirements

1. The evaluation team consists of several members whose expertise complements one another (quantitative, qualitative, sectoral/thematic, and knowledge management), with a collective minimum of 5 years of experience in program evaluation, especially integrated multi-sector programs (DRR, climate change, eye health, mental health, livelihoods, inclusive governance).

2. Preferably includes persons with disabilities as part of the team and ensures gender-balanced composition, and has strong experience in applying disability inclusion and gender equality in tool design, data collection, analysis, and formulation of recommendations.

3. Proficient in various research/evaluation methodologies (mixed methods, quantitative surveys, FGDs, in-depth interviews, process tracing, case studies), understands the local context of East Nusa Tenggara (language, socio‑cultural aspects, and institutional dynamics), is able to conduct evaluations based on Theory of Change and contribution analysis, and upholds strong research ethics, including experience in applying safeguarding, child protection, PSEAH, and the Do No Harm principle.

How to Apply

Interested evaluation teams can submit their proposals via the following link:  bit.ly/4bmxHGM until 10 March 2026 at 17:00 WITA. For further information, you may contact the official focal point (Adriana) via email at adriana@pikul.id or WhatsApp at +62812-4600-8638.