Terms of Reference (TOR) Cluster thematic Evaluation of ILO’s support to fostering transition to formality of informal workers and business through integrated approaches
The International Labour Organization (ILO) is seeking an external evaluator or a team of evaluators to conduct an independent final cluster evaluation of ILO’s support for fostering the transition to formality for informal workers and businesses through integrated approaches. The Terms of Reference (ToR) are provided below.
This assignment will have an estimated duration of approximately 40 working days, spread over a period of four months.
Qualified candidates with relevant experience as outlined in the ToR are invited to submit an expression of interest. The submission should include:
- A brief introductory letter highlighting relevant qualifications and experience for this evaluation
- A list of previous evaluation work related to the subject matter of this assignment
- A statement confirming the availability to conduct this assignment
- A proposed budget
- A CV
- Two references and their email address
- A statement confirming that the candidate has no previous involvement in the delivery of the interventions or have a personal relationship with any of the ILO Officials who are engaged in the interventions.
Expressions of interest should be sent to the evaluation manager, Pamornrat Pringsulaka (pamornrat@ilo.org), with the subject line: "RBSA Cluster Evaluation – Transition to Formality."
The deadline for submission is by close of business on 16 April 2025. Remuneration for this assignment will be in accordance with ILO standards.
The tender contains sustainability considerations addressing gender equality and women's empowerment.
Examples:
Gender mainstreaming, targeted employment of women, promotion of women-owned businesses.
The tender contains sustainability considerations related to human rights, fundamental principles and rights at work, occupational health and safety, fairly traded goods, targeted employment of people with disabilities, etc.
The tender contains sustainability considerations regarding local MSMEs, local communities or disadvantaged groups.
Examples:
Reserved labour opportunities for local communities, use of local materials, reserved procurements for local companies
The tender contains sustainability considerations promoting sustainability through the entire supply chain.
Examples:
Sustainability requirements for tier 2 suppliers, identification and approval of subcontractors.
The tender contains sustainability considerations promoting health and general well-being of consumers/ recipients of the good or service.
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Hazardous chemicals handling, labelling of chemicals.