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New Recruitment at Integrity Global

New Recruitment at Integrity Global

Evidence for Health – Monitoring Evaluation Research and Learning (MERL)
Date/Duration

2024 – 2027
Name of Client

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) Pakistan

Project Objectives
Integrity leads the Evidence for Health (E4H) – Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning (MERL) contract for FCDO Pakistan. We deliver MERL services for two complementary programmes. E4H operates in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Punjab and at the Federal level. Through the same contract Integrity will also deliver MERL services for the World Bank-funded National Health Support Programme (NHSP) initially in KP, Punjab and Sindh.

The primary beneficiaries of the E4H programme are adults, women, and children, particularly poor and marginalised groups, who need preventative and curative health care services. Through the programme we focus on gender, poverty, equity, health inequalities, disability and areas that are vulnerable to climate change. More widely, as this is a system strengthening programming, it has a long-term benefit for all communities through the availability of a more effective primary health care system. This will result in improved population health and will reduce preventable deaths.

NHSP is a large-scale roll out of an essential package of primary healthcare services. NHSP is funded by the World Bank and FCDO is providing MERL services for their programme.

USAID/Asia Bureau: Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Support Mechanism (Asia MEL)
Date/Duration

2023 – 2027
Name of Client

USAID/Asia Bureau

Project Objectives
Integrity provides MEL advisory and technical support to USAID’s Asia Bureau, 10 bilateral Missions, two regional Missions and five Operating Units (OUs) in the Indo-Pacific region as they implement key USAID objectives under the US Government’s Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS). Our key partner, Dexis Consulting Group, focuses on IPS MEL frameworks and annual reports.

The Indo-Pacific Strategy aims to advance a free, open, connected, prosperous, resilient, and secure Indo-Pacific. USAID supports the IPS by implementing and reporting on progress across eight interagency initiatives and program focus areas that tie into three objectives:

Strengthen democratic institutions to support good governance and human rights opportunity.
Foster sustainable, inclusive, and transparent economic growth.
Improve resilience to health and climate threats.
Through the Asia MEL activity, Integrity:

Provides training and technical assistance to Missions and OUs on data collection, quality, and reporting against key performance indicators.
Helps guide USAID’s learning priorities by co-designing an Indo-Pacific Learning Agenda, facilitating learning events, and disseminating lessons learned and strategic communications across the Agency and external stakeholders.
Through buy-ins from USAID Missions, designs and carries out analytical activities, ranging from assessments to special studies and evaluations, in alignment with the IPS Learning Agenda.
Supports the Asia Bureau in updating and reviewing annually of the IPS MEL Framework.
Project Outputs

New Recruitment at Integrity Global

USAID/Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance Iraq Monitoring Project (IMP)

Date/Duration

2022 – 2027

Name of Client

USAID/Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance

Project Objectives

Integrity will deliver Third Party Monitoring (TPM) to support the USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) portfolio in Iraq, with assistance from our consortium members, Management Systems International (MSI) and 4Points. Our consortium’s combined expertise in TPM, BHA programming, and the Iraqi operating environment will enable us to provide continuous feedback to stakeholders on project progress, support decision-making, and facilitate learning.

BHA’s programs in Iraq support Complex Emergencies, with a focus on WASH; health; protection, shelter, and humanitarian coordination; and food assistance through cash-based transfers. In fiscal year 2022, BHA also plans to provide funding for risk-reduction and resilience-building activities in response to Iraq’s increasing water scarcity as a result of climate change.

More information on BHA’s work in Iraq can be found here: Iraq | Disaster Assistance | U.S. Agency for International Development (usaid.gov)

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