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Consultant Assignment
Enhancing Localized Humanitarian Action: Evaluation of Swedish Red Cross and National Society Collaborations
Local action has been at the heart of the operating model of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement (the Movement) since its inception 160 years ago. The Movement is a unique global network with an unparalleled local presence through its 191 National Societies, 16 million volunteers serving at 188,000 local branches and units, and which adhere to the Movement’s Fundamental Principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity and universality.
About the assignment
Promoting localisation is a central priority for Swedish Red Cross, with the mission to localize humanitarian aid by empowering and strengthening the capacities of National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies globally, enabling them to respond independently and sustainably to local crises, with the Swedish Red Cross acting as a supporting partner. In this way Swedish Red Cross is contributing to shift the paradigm of humanitarian aid delivery by focusing on local capacity development, leadership, and autonomy, ensuring that local organizations are better prepared to handle crises and development challenges.
The purpose of the assignment is to evaluate SRC’s collaboration models in the Sida HUM-funded interventions (2021-2025) from a localization perspective, identifying learnings, providing recommendations for future collaborations, and defining SRC’s new localised collaboration model.
The evaluation will focus on the different collaboration models in the different interventions funded by Sida HUM during the period April 2021 – March 2025.
The Terms of Reference for the evaluation can be found here.
Application materials should include:
More about the assignment
The assignment is estimated to be completed in 40-50 working days and is tentatively scheduled to take place during March – May 2025, with the largest delivery occurring in April, in accordance with the agreement.
Selection criteria
Applications should be emailed to [email protected] no later than 31 January, 2025.
Questions about the assignment can be directed to Monica Billgren, Resource Mobilisation Advisor, International Department, Swedish Red Cross, [email protected]