INVITATION TO TENDER:

Mid Term Evaluation- Climate-resilient WASH and Livelihoods Package for Resilient Somali Landscapes

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SOM 1065 Project

Our Reference: SOM1065/2025/005/SC

Mogadishu, 25.09.2025

Project Title: Climate-resilient WASH and Livelihoods Package for Resilient Somali Landscapes.

Project Number: SOM 1065
Project Holders: Welthungerhilfe, Candlelight, SYPD, CPD and Taakulo
ABOUT WELTHUNGERHILFE
Welthungerhilfe is one of the largest private aid organizations in Germany and has no political or religious affiliations. It was one of the first global initiatives in the fight against hunger when it was founded in 1962 as the German chapter of the Freedom from Hunger campaign, which was led by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). From rapid disaster relief to reconstruction and long-term development cooperation projects with local partners, we provide assistance from a single source. Since its foundation, WHH has provided 2.25 billion EUR of funding for more than
6,600 projects in 70 countries.
Welthungerhilfe has been active in Somaliland (Awdal, Woqooyi, and Galbeed) since 2001 and has recently expanded into South/Central Somalia in 2022 through cooperation with local implementing partners. Whilst our strategic focus is on building resilience and strengthening local humanitarian leadership, our 2023-2024 activities will also seek to respond to the present drought crisis through humanitarian relief. Welthungerhilfe has active projects in Galmudug, Hirshabelle, and South West of Somalia. Humanitarian emergency assistance, Food Security, Resilience programs-agriculture, WASH and infrastructure rehabilitation and infrastructure restoration are the core areas of our work in South Central Somalia
About the project
The project aims to strengthen Livelihoods and resilience of vulnerable agrarian and agro-pastoralist people through protection and restoration of key natural resources and WASH services in agrarian, pastoral, and agropastoral areas through community-led actions and improved market access for key rural value chains. The project will achieve this through three outcomes. First one focuses on strengthening livelihoods of 25,434 people through restoration and stabilisation of agrarian, pastoral, and agropastoral areas, the second one aims to improve access to WASH services for
87,744 people established or strengthened through women’s active participation, while the third one aims at developing and scaling up of evidence based technical packages of sustainable livelihoods strategies in landscape restorative and climate resilient value chains through farmer field schools (FFS) and women’s groups.
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Purpose/Objective
The overall purpose of the mid-term evaluation is to assess the continued relevance of the action; progress made towards achieving planned objectives and the sustainability of the interventions beyond the term of this action Climate resilient WASH and Livelihoods Package for Resilient Somali Landscapes
Further information can be found in the attached ToR (Terms of Reference)