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2026/EFEDLPIDPEDG/16554

Job offer type
Experts

Type of contract
Service contract

Activity sectors
Global threats and organized crime

Deadline date
2026/11/10 23:55

Duration of the assignment
Beaded expertise

Contract
Freelancer

Duration
4 mois

Mission description

Purpose and objectives of the evaluation 

A final evaluation of Phase III is planned to inform and guide the preparation of the project's fourth phase, which is scheduled to begin in January 2027.

The objectives of the final evaluation are to:

  • Provide a comprehensive and independent analysis of the experience gained throughout the third phase (2023-2026) of the EU P2P DUG Global project implementation in order to preserve a documented institutional memory;
  • Identify lessons learned, efficient operational modalities, and good practices that can strengthen and inform future regional and national actions;
  • Document the project’s experience in working with partners and institutions, highlighting stakeholders’ know-how and contributions;
  • Share key learnings and strategic recommendations that can guide future decision-making and the next phase of the project (2027-2030).

Project or context description

The overall objective of the EU P2P DUG Global programme, funded by the European Commission, is to contribute to the establishment, strengthening or updating of effective trade control systems for strategic goods, commonly referred to as dual-use goods, by providing a long-term framework for cooperation and enabling countries to benefit from the mutual economic advantages arising from the convergence of export controls.

 

The programme aims to cooperate with strategic partners to jointly enhance the effectiveness of dual-use trade control systems worldwide by sharing experiences and best practices, and by promoting compliance with international obligations under the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention (BTWC), the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), and, in particular, United Nations Security Council Resolution 1540 (UNSCR 1540).

Required profile

Profile of the expert designated to carry out the contract: 

 

Qualifications and experience

  • Holder of an advanced university degree (master’s degree or equivalent) in a field relevant to the assignment, such as international cooperation, security, project management, monitoring and evaluation, etc.;
  • At least 4 years of professional experience in monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning (MEAL);
  • Experience in evaluating projects addressing similar thematic areas and/or previous experience in the evaluation of European Union-funded development projects and programmes and/or projects implemented by Expertise France would be highly appreciated and considered a strong asset;
  • Experience in multi-stakeholder coordination;

 

Technical skills: 

  • Strong knowledge of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) frameworks for development programmes and projects;
  • Demonstrated experience in designing evaluation systems, collecting and analysis qualitative and quantitative data, and facilitating participatory processes;
  • Demonstrated sectoral experience and expertise in the thematic areas covered by the evaluation;
  • Work experience with applying and assessing the OECD-DAC evaluation criteria;
  • Ability to produce sound analyses, lessons learned, and recommendations;
  • Strong report-writing and drafting skills;
  • Ability to facilitate, coordinate, and present evaluation findings to wide range of stakeholders;
  • Ability to work effectively under tight deadlines.

 

Administrative and organisational skills:

  • Excellent command of office software tools (MS Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, as well as their LibreOffice equivalents) and the Internet;
  • Excellent communication and organisational skills.

 

Language skills:

  • Excellent command of English and French, both written and spoken, including strong drafting, analytical and synthesis skills;
  • Proficiency in Spanish would be an asset.

 

Additional information

The budget allocated to this assignment is EUR 17,000 (excluding VAT). No additional costs will be covered by Expertise France.

 

Proposals must include:

  • A technical proposal (maximum 10 pages, excluding CVs), including: a presentation of the bidder’s understanding of and comments on these Terms of Reference; the proposed methodology; the consultant’s profile (CV and examples of relevant experience in similar assignments); as well as the elements specified in these Terms of Reference, particularly a detailed work plan accompanied by an indicative implementation timeline.
  • A financial proposal, including: the total evaluation budget, expressed in euros, with a detailed breakdown of the various budget items, particularly the consultant’s daily fees, the allocation of working days across the different phases of the assignment, any additional costs, and the proposed payment terms.

 

The Terms of Reference for the assignment are attached to this call for proposals. 

Selection criteria for applications

The selection process for candidates will be based on the following criteria :

  • Candidate’s training/skills/experience
  • Candidate’s skills linked with the expert mission
  • Candidate’s experiences linked with the expert mission

Deadline for application : 2026/11/10 23:55

File(s) attached : ToR Final evaluation of the project EUP2P DUG Global.pdf

Expertise France is the public agency for designing and implementing international technical cooperation projects. The agency operates around four key priorities :

  • democratic, economic, and financial governance ;
  • peace, stability, and security ;
  • climate, agriculture, and sustainable development ;
  • health and human development ;

In these areas, Expertise France conducts capacity-building initiatives and manages project implementation, leveraging technical expertise and acting as a project coordinator. This involves combining public sector expertise with private sector skills to drive impactful results. 

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