This technical support falls within the framework of PRORESA – the Programme to Strengthen Food Security – to meet the challenges of chronic food and nutritional insecurity in Mali (2016-2021). The overall development objective which PRORESA is working towards is to reduce the food and nutritional insecurity of vulnerable populations in Mali.
It aims to improve the management of annual interventions, accountability and capitalisation within the National Food Security System by setting up a reliable, effective monitoring and evaluation system at the level of the Food Security Commission that meets international standards and allows consensus among the various actors at national level.

Final evaluation of the project 'Diritu a saude' (right to health) which aimed to promote the right to access to health services, especially in the Bissau Autonomous Area. The evaluation allowed the EU Delegation to get a clear vision of: (1) the five DAC evaluation criteria of the OECD (relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, sustainability and impact); (2) the two EU criteria: EU added value and coherence of the action with the EU strategy in Guinea Bissau in the health sector and with other EU policies, and interaction with other actions of Member States and other donors, in this project especially the World Bank, and (3) the three transversal criteria: gender approach, interrelation with SDGs (sustainable development goals) and the rights-based approach.

The objective of this assignment is to promote the modernisation of the PHC service in Kazakhstan by supporting and strengthening 16 centres of clinical excellence as regional intelligence hubs intended for the implementation of the best and most advanced methods, standards and technology in the PHC area.

Phase 1 – Identification: review of the current situation in terms of progress in the implementation of the different strategies and action plans related to the fields concerned (social protection, the fight against exclusion, access to health, grant programme for basic commodities, social security fund reforms, health insurance fund reform, etc.), review of the actors (Tunisian stakeholders and technical and financial partners) and of past or ongoing interventions. Proposal of intervention assumptions to support the Tunisian government in its reforms of the poverty reduction and social transfer system. Drafting of the action document.
Phase 2 - Detailed formulation of the support programme, demonstrating its relevance and coherence with the objectives and policy instruments of the EU and of the country, its feasibility, complementarity with the actions of the other funding agencies, and with already ongoing or planned EU projects. Drafting of all documents needed to implement the action.