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7F-11051.01
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Multi-Methods Data Collection Mandate to Monitor the Swiss Cooperation Programme in Zambia and Zimbabwe

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Multi-Methods Data Collection Mandate to Monitor the Swiss Cooperation Programme Zimbabwe Zambia 2023-2026

The purpose of this mandate is to support data collection for the monitoring and evaluation of Swiss supported projects in Zambia and Zimbabwe. The annual data collection and analysis will capture the perceptions of SDC project target groups around supported interventions in health service delivery, social protection, youth employment, agriculture, and good governance. This will help to see the trend or change of the different indicators of the Cooperation Programme.

 

Thème Période Budget
Governance
Santé
Agriculture et sécurité alimentaire

Participation démocratique et société civile
Système de santé primaire
Services agricoles & marché
 01.01.2023 - 31.12.2026
 CHF600’000
 
Contexte

Switzerland, through the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), is finalizing its new Cooperation Programme for Zimbabwe and Zambia 2023-2026. The SDC’s geographical focus in the region shifts to Zambia and Zimbabwe. While building on thematic expertise and past successes in food security and HIV/sexual and reproductive health and rights, the new Cooperation Programme incorporates new challenges and opportunities, including social protection, governance, resilience against climate and economic shocks, urban-rural nexus, youth employment, and private sector engagement.

The overall vision of the Swiss Cooperation Programme Zimbabwe-Zambia 2023-2026 is that the populations of Zimbabwe and Zambia, in particular women and youth, have increased wellbeing and resilience to climate change and other shocks, underpinned by accountable public institutions and citizen engagement. To reinforce coherence, Swiss cooperation in Zimbabwe and Zambia will pursue three crosssectoral portfolio outcomes that aim to unlock economic opportunities, strengthen health service delivery and shock responsive systems for resilience, and improve public sector accountability.

Monitoring of SDC projects tracks trends at two levels, the national and the SDC outreach area. Data on national trends on thematic areas that SDC supports is collected from published reports by different organisations. Data on SDC outreach areas is collected from partner reports. This data has traditionally focused on numbers reached with SDC support. As a process of monitoring the Cooperation Programme Zimbabwe and Zambia 2023-2026, SDC will engage an institution to capture the perception of the Zimbabwean and Zambian populations in SDC outreach areas regarding progress of their respective countries in the areas that SDC is working in through annual data collection and analysis.
Objectifs To better understand the impact of Swiss interventions through effective monitoring, steering and evaluation of the three outcome areas of the Swiss Development Cooperation programme.
Groupes cibles Beneficiaries and other relevantinterlocutors of SDC supported projects inZambia and Zimbabwe
Effets à moyen terme

An agreed system of data collection, survey instrument and sample from which data will be collected annually.

Accurate, up to date and statistically sound data on perceptions of beneficiaries of SDC supported projects.
Résultats

Principaux résultats attendus:

  • Design and implementation of a qualitative andquantitative survey instrument that allows thecollection of data on two sets of questions: (i) astandard set of questions to track progress inareas of SDC’s work and (H) adaptive set ofindicators aimed at gaining rapid “snapshots” of issues currently relevant to the Zimbabwean and Zambian discourse.
  • Constructing a representative sample of Zimbabwean and Zambian project beneficiaries from whom regular information will be collected, with particular emphasis on youth and women.
  • Annual data collection on the indicators, which are reported to SDC in a user-friendly format. The results of the first survey will constitute the baselines for the relevant indicators in the Cooperation Programme 2023-2026 Results Framework.

 
Direction/office fédéral responsable DDC
Partenaire de projet Partenaire contractuel
Secteur privé
  • Sectreur privé étranger Sud/Est

 
Coordination avec d'autres projets et acteurs The survey will make use of all monitoring systems of SDC’s ongoing projects and complement them, with particular attentionto gaps.
Budget Phase en coursBudget de la SuisseCHF600’000Budget suisse déjà attribuéCHF185’250Budget y compris partenaires de projetCHF600’000
Phases du projet Phase 1 01.01.2023 - 31.12.2026 (Phase en cours)
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