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Indigenous Evaluation Framework, Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation (deadline 20 December 2023)

Project tender detail

The final deliverables will be expected to provide the ILSC with the following:
1. An evaluation framework that centres the priorities and perspectives of Indigenous
Australians, to be used to guide all evaluation process across the ILSC.
2. Design and establish an Indigenous Advisory Panel, to provide guidance to the project during
development as well as ongoing input into evaluation priorities.
3. Recommendations for improving existing Portfolio Budget Statement targets and associated
indicators of the ILSC performance framework to reflect culturally meaningful Indigenous aspirations for economic development and managing country.

Details of how to apply:

Submit an expression of interest in accordance with the three-part criteria set out on page 3.

Contact: Rebecca Hayden, Director Policy, Strategy and Performance This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Closing Date: 20 December 2023

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Evaluation of the Australian Red Cross Community-led Resilience Team project (deadline 22 December 2023)

Project tender detail

Please see attached brief for more information.

Red Cross is undertaking this evaluation to check the effectiveness of community disaster resilience activities delivered as part of the NRRRP CRT Project. We want to understand what works in preparing and supporting communities impacted by disasters such as floods; and what could be improved to strengthen the evidence base for Red Cross’s work in communities impacted by a changing climate. The key evaluation questions ask:

1) Were the CRTs well designed and delivered/supported?
2) Were the activities relevant and appropriate?
3) To what extent were intended outcomes achieved and what was Red Cross’ contribution?
4) Will the practices endure beyond Red Cross’ involvement?
5) What are the lessons learned (including unintended effects)?

We would like the evaluator to detail a methodology and design they deem suitable for this study as part of the tender process. Realist evaluation could be a potentially interesting methodology as we are interested in what works for whom, in which circumstances, and why. CRTs are highly adaptable to context and so are implemented differently in each community. While we are flexible on evaluation design, we do anticipate the evaluation will focus on the experiences and perceptions of community members to assess their changing levels of resilience and confidence to cope with disasters. We anticipate that this evaluation will include extensive fieldwork including site visits and discussions with community members and other stakeholders in a minimum of two communities per LGA plus at least two First Nations communities (e.g., minimum 14 communities – at least 2 of these must be First Nations). In your proposal, please detail the proposed methods and minimum number of respondents.

Details of how to apply:

Please send proposals that address the selection criteria, proposed evaluation design, timeline, and budget to Leanne: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by Fri 22nd Dec 2023

Contact: Leanne: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Closing Date: 22 December 2023

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