Process Evaluation of the Productive Social Safety Net Program in Benin Tender, Benin - 107250562

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Country : Benin

Summary : Process Evaluation of the Productive Social Safety Net Program in Benin

Deadline : 25 Sep 2024

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Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 107250562

Document Ref. No. : 0002011341

Financier : World Bank (WB)

Purchaser Ownership : Public

Tender Value : Refer Document

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TheWorld Bank seeks to hire consultancy services of an experienced institution/firm to conduct a general process evaluation with two additional specificsub-topics for which processes, issues and opportunities will be investigatedin detail: childcare demand and mobile money utilization.Theconsultancy will in particular cover the following aspects:- Description of how the Gbessoke ProductiveSocial Safety Net is operating in practice, in particular in terms of the identificationof beneficiaries, access to identification documents and mobile money accounts, training provided to support the development of income-generating activities, and cash transfers - Feedback from direct beneficiaries on theirexperience as recipients of the cash transfers and training, in particular interms of potential impact on empowerment, household dynamics, care duties, utilization of mobile money. This feedback should be gathered as part of focusgroups and individual surveys.- Feedback from social workers, local governmentofficials and community leaders on the perceived efficacy of Gbessoke, issuesrelated to the reliance on mobile money, the development of income-generatingactivities and childcare duties. This feedback should be gathered throughindividual surveys.Thestudy aims to provide an in-depth understanding of the experience ofbeneficiaries and their communities with the GPSSNP. Two specific subtopicswill be explored in great detail as part of separate reports: the utilizationof mobile money for the GPSSNP cash transfers and the implications of theprogram on childcare duties. For the latter, the analysis will cover theavailable supply of childcare services, chosen childcare options for GPSSNPmothers of young children, demand for childcare services, as well as norms andcultural issues associated with childcare in the communities.

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