WaterAid Malawi, in partnership with the Malawi Health Equity Network (MHEN), Water, Environmental and Sanitation Network (WESNET), White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood, and WASH Media Forum, is implementing the SIDA-funded Civil Society Leadership in Mobilising for Better WASH (CLIMB) partnership programme.
The CLIMB programme seeks to strengthen climate-resilient WASH systems through coordinated civil society action focused on four outcome areas: Policy & Commitments, Financing, Accountability and Empowerment.
The programme adopts a systems change and advocacy approach, underpinned by an agreed Theory of Change (TOC) and results framework. Led by WaterAid Malawi, with partners contributing complementary expertise in policy advocacy, accountability, social mobilization, gender and media engagement.
To support these, a baseline study is required at the start of Phase 1 to establish credible starting values for agreed indicators and to inform adaptive management.
The purpose of the baseline study is to establish a robust and credible baseline against which progress and results of the CLIMB programme can be measured over time.
Interested consultant (s) should send an electronic Expression of Interest by 10th March 2026 to procurementmw@wateraid.org with subject line "BASELINE STUDY- CLIMB Programme" outlining exact availability in line with the approximate timeline. For detailed Terms of Reference, please visit: www.wateraid.org/mw/publications
All inquiries should be emailed to ChrissieHowa@wateraid.org