Evaluation tenders

Project tender detail

Women's Health East are seeking a consultant to design, implement and report on the impacts and outcomes of the project in its final 18 months. The evaluation would seek data from the project’s final 18 months (2022-2024). The project has had an evaluation undertaken of its first two years of implementation, which covered both process (outputs and reach, quality) and outcomes. The current evaluation consultancy would complement this evaluation.

Details of how to apply:
Please email an application (marked confidential) to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Please include the following: • A three-page overview of the intended approach to the evaluation framework and methods • A budget totalling $20,000 • A CV highlighting relevant evaluations of primary prevention initiatives, lived experience and/or partnerships and • Two referees and one example of recent written work relevant to this evaluation.

Details of how to apply:

Written applications marked confidential with a three-page overview of the intended approach to the evaluation framework and methods, budget totalling $20,000 and a CV highlighting relevant evaluations of primary prevention initiatives, lived experience and/or partnerships. Please include two referees and one example of recent written work relevant to this evaluation. Please send applications with supporting documents to Catherine D’Arcy This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 5 pm on Sunday 2 April 2023.

For further information contact: Catherine D'Arcy: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Closing date: 2 April 2023

Terms of Reference

Project tender detail

The Ian Potter Foundation is a major Australian philanthropic foundation that supports and promotes excellence and innovation. Since 1964, The Ian Potter Foundation has contributed over $380 million to thousands of projects that respond decisively to key issues and develop our creativity and capacity as a nation.
Based in Melbourne, the Foundation grants nationally to support charitable organisations across four pillars:

• Vibrant (arts)
• Fair (e.g. employment for marginalised youth/people with disabilities and early childhood development)
• Sustainable (biodiversity, land and water management)
• Healthy (population-level health research and medical research equipment)

To learn more about the Foundation’s work please refer to our website: ianpotter.org.au

While each program area has its own grant-making priorities and objectives, the Foundation’s general principles are to fund prevention rather than cure, and to support and encourage excellence. We also look for innovative solutions and ideas and assess the long-term sustainability of the projects we support.
As such, many of the projects that we fund are evaluated, and often grantees approach us enquiring for evaluators. To this end, we are issuing our annual call for evaluators interested in being listed in The Ian Potter Foundation’s Evaluator Pool (TIPFEP). We use TIPFEP to recommend evaluators to our grantees with the objective of producing high-quality evaluation reports that will lead to projects leveraging ongoing funding (from government, social enterprise or other foundations).

Details of how to apply:
Details of how to apply are provided in the expression of interest. 

Closing date: 3 April 2023. 

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