
11 - 50 employees
Founded 1987
💼 Consulting
🏥 Healthcare
🤝 Non-profit
Consulting • Healthcare • Non-profit
Institute for Women's Policy Research is a leading organization dedicated to conducting research and analysis to inform policy and inspire change to improve the lives of women. The Institute focuses on various priority areas including economic security, reproductive health, racial and gender equity, and educational success for women, particularly in relation to economic mobility and access to opportunities. IWPR's research highlights issues such as the economic impact of reproductive rights restrictions, gender and racial wage gaps, and the challenges faced by student parents. Through its initiatives, IWPR seeks to address these societal issues and advocate for policies that promote equity and justice for women.
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11 - 50 employees
Founded 1987
💼 Consulting
🏥 Healthcare
🤝 Non-profit
Consulting • Healthcare • Non-profit
Institute for Women's Policy Research is a leading organization dedicated to conducting research and analysis to inform policy and inspire change to improve the lives of women. The Institute focuses on various priority areas including economic security, reproductive health, racial and gender equity, and educational success for women, particularly in relation to economic mobility and access to opportunities. IWPR's research highlights issues such as the economic impact of reproductive rights restrictions, gender and racial wage gaps, and the challenges faced by student parents. Through its initiatives, IWPR seeks to address these societal issues and advocate for policies that promote equity and justice for women.
• Develop a comprehensive inception report, including a refined evaluation methodology, detailed work plan, data collection tools, and an evaluation matrix. • Conduct a thorough desk review of all relevant project documentation, including the MTE, and assess progress made in implementing its recommendations. • Design and implement a mixed-methods data collection process, including key informant interviews, focus group discussions, surveys, and field observations. • Apply Outcome Harvesting (OH) methodology to identify, formulate, and substantiate outcome statements. • Analyse both quantitative and qualitative data and assess the project’s contribution to observed changes. • Assess the project’s performance against key evaluation criteria. • Prepare and submit a draft evaluation report, incorporating evidence-based findings, conclusions, and actionable recommendations. • Facilitate a validation process with the Project Management Team and key stakeholders.
• Advanced degree (Master’s or PhD) in social sciences, evaluation, communications, international relations, or a related field. • Minimum of 5 years of experience in conducting evaluations of donor-funded or development projects, preferably in the areas of media development, disinformation, civil society strengthening, governance, or related fields. • Demonstrated experience in designing and implementing final or impact evaluations, including the application of mixed-methods approaches (quantitative and qualitative). • Experience with Outcome Harvesting or similar qualitative evaluation methodologies is highly desirable. • Familiarity with the political, media, and civil society landscape in Moldova or similar contexts is highly desirable. • Experience working with civil society organisations, media actors, and international NGOs. • Proven ability to assess impact, sustainability, and contribution to change in complex programmes. • Fluency in English (written and spoken) is required; knowledge of Romanian and/or Russian will be an advantage.
• Competitive salary • Flexible working hours • Professional development opportunities
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