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USAID Learning and Evidence Platform

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This contract aims to enhance USAID/Armenia’s program management and development impact by promoting collaboration, learning, and evidence-based decision-making. It supports the Mission’s commitment to cultivating a learning-oriented culture through rigorous, unbiased qualitative and quantitative research. The contract focuses on harmonizing and strengthening Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) practices across technical teams to improve development performance and advance the objectives of the Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS). Key elements include fostering coherence in MEL and Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting (CLA) efforts, enabling responsiveness to changes in Armenia’s development context, and encouraging integration of learning and adaptive management within the program cycle. The contract’s objectives are structured around four interrelated areas: strengthening adaptive management and use of evidence via CLA tools; conducting evaluations, assessments, and studies to support programmatic decisions; enhancing performance monitoring systems through innovative tools including digital and GIS technologies; and building capacity within USAID and local partners in MEL and adaptive management. The contractor will provide support across assessments, evaluations, data management and visualization, CLA, and capacity building activities. This work will take place in Yerevan, Armenia, under a Local Area Set-Aside solicitation, with the agency point of contact available for communication about the contract opportunity.

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Enhance USAID/Armenia’s MEL, CLA, and adaptive management to improve program impact and capacity.

NAICS

541990 - All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

Place of Performance

Yerevan, AM-ER, ARM

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AgencyAgency For International Development → Usaid/armenia
Contacts1 person available
OfficeYEREVAN, ARM
Office AddressYEREVAN, ARM
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Sascha Kemper

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The purpose of this contract is to support USAID/Armenia and its implementing partners to improve program management and development impact through collaboration, learning and evidence-based decision-making. USAID/Armenia is committed to fostering a learning-oriented culture and use of robust evidence and analysis, generated by non-biased qualitative and quantitative research to make strategic and programmatic decisions. The Mission seeks to ensure greater coordination and harmonization of Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) practices across the technical teams, with an explicit focus on measuring and improving development performance and progress toward achieving the overall goal of the CDCS. Towards this end, this Contract will support greater rigor and coherence in MEL and CLA efforts, allow greater flexibility to assess changes in Armenia's development context, support synergies between MEL activities across DOs, and bolster Mission efforts to incorporate learning and adapting throughout the program cycle. The Contract has the following interlinked objectives: (a) Learning and adaptive management - Strengthen the Mission's learning and adaptive management practices and use of evidence for programming decisions by developing, adapting and integrating Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting (CLA) tools and approaches in Mission processes. (b) Evaluations, assessments, analyses and studies - Design and conduct evaluations, analyses, assessments, and studies to meet the Mission's need for learning and evidence-based programmatic decision-making. (c) Performance monitoring - Strengthen the Mission's and its implementing partners performance monitoring systems by developing effective monitoring tools including adoption of digital and virtual tools and geographic information system (GIS) technologies for monitoring performance at the strategy, project and activity levels. (d) Capacity building - Strengthen Mission's and local partners capacities in monitoring, evaluation, learning, and adaptive management. To achieve the above objectives, the Contractor must support the Mission in the following areas of work: - Assessments, analyses, studies; Monitoring; - Evaluations; - Data management, analyses, visualization, and use - CLA and adaptive management - MEL capacity building

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