Evaluation of SIDC’s outreach programs and development of a guide to effective use of digital platforms for HIV and drug use prevention

• A Master's degree in Public Health, Information Management, International Development, Project Management, or any relevant field is required. Additionally, having completed specific courses or holding a degree in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) would be considered an asset. • Professional technical knowledge and expertise in various aspects, including but not limited to theories, standards, and models related to program evaluation, quantitative/qualitative/mixed methods research, validity/reliability testing of data, data analysis and interpretation, as well as statistical inference methods. • Previous experience working in the non-Governmental or not-for-profit sector is essential. Familiarity with the dynamics and challenges of these sectors will be advantageous. • Demonstrated experience in developing practical guides for implementing online awareness-raising and outreach processes. This includes the ability to translate theoretical knowledge into actionable, user-friendly guidance. • Previous experience working in the digital space and with digital technologies is critical. The consultant should have a deep understanding of digital platforms, social media, and online engagement strategies. • Experience in addressing gender-related issues within program design and implementation is highly desirable. • Possess advanced-level proficiency in both Arabic and English for effective written and oral communication. This capability ensures clear and inclusive communication with diverse stakeholders. • Previous experience of working with key and marginalized populations, including LGBT+ individuals, people who use drugs, and people living with HIV, is crucial. Sensitivity to the unique needs and challenges of these populations is required. • Ability to maintain strict confidentiality and discretion. • The consultant might apply as an individual or as part of a consortium.