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An exciting consultancy opportunity has arisen with CaLP in East Africa to document the actions being taken to build the knowledge, attitude, practices and capacity of the county governments/state actors in Cash Transfer Programming in the arid and semi-arid lands of Kenya.
The objectives of the case study will be:
· To document lessons learned working with government on preparedness, contingency planning and coordination in relation to scalable CTP.
· To look at strengths, weaknesses, challenges and lessons learned in the current context, including consideration of aspects related to gender equality, protection mainstreaming, and inclusion of persons with disabilities and older people.
· To document what had been done in terms of the CaLP and CoP’s activities to build capacity of state actors, its effectiveness, and lessons learned and a detailed account of measures taken to improve coordination and preparedness of key stakeholders to implement and scale up cash transfer programming responses in Kenya.
· To document how this has impacted on the CTP capacities and preparedness of state actors and other stakeholders through capacity building, active knowledge transfer, development of good practice, and incorporation of CTP into relevant plans, policies and procedures.
· To document the processes and learning undertaken by CaLP as a result of working with government on CTP coordination and preparedness and scalable social protection in the Kenya context, and
· To provide recommendations to take learning forward.
Do you have a track record of working on cash transfer, knowledge of social protection, familiarity with the Kenyan context and excellent written and verbal communication skills in English and local languages? Then we look forward to receiving your application by 31st July 2015.
Detailed terms of reference for the consultancy can be found on the CaLP Vacancies page: http://www.cashlearning.org/about-us/latest-vacancies
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