Apply before 5 September 2022.
The World Bank in Washington. Photo: Markus Krisetya / Unsplash.
The Expert Group for Aid Studies (EBA) hereby invites proposals for an evaluation of Sweden’s implementation of the Addis Ababa Action Agenda. The overarching question is whether the Swedish commitment to the Agenda has been transformed into coherent government policies in relevant policy areas, with a specific focus on development cooperation.
Purpose and evaluation questions
The purpose of the evaluation is to investigate if and how the Addis Agenda has been implemented by Sweden. The evaluation focuses on how the Swedish commitment has been transformed into policy in general, and how sector-specific policy has been implemented in Sweden’s development cooperation.
The evaluation is intented to provide knowledge of how Sweden has implemented the international commitment, which can contribute to the Government’s continued work with the Addis Agenda, as well as other international commitments.
The evaluation should also assess the extent to which Swedish implementation, approximately halfway to the 2030 deadline, can be assumed to sufficiently contribute to the ambitions in the Addis Agenda. To meet the purpose of the evaluation, two evaluation questions have been formulated:
1) To what extent has the Swedish Government implemented the Addis Agenda in relevant policy areas?
2) How has the Addis Agenda been implemented in Swedish development cooperation policy?
The maximum cost for this evaluation is SEK 1 400 000 excl. VAT.
Last day to submit tender is 5 September 2022.
About EBA
The Expert Group for Aid Studies (EBA) is a government committee mandated to evaluate and analyse the direction, governance, and implementation of Sweden’s official development assistance. The aim is to contribute to an efficient implementation of welldesigned aid. EBA focuses primarily on overarching issues within Swedish development assistance, not on individual projects. EBA consists of an expert group of ten members, an expert from the MFA, and a secretariat placed in Stockholm.
In 2022 the Expert Group consists of: Helena Lindholm (chair), Johan Schaar (vice chair), Kim Forss, Torgny Holmgren, Sara Johansson De Silva, Staffan I. Lindberg, Magnus Lindell, Joakim Molander, Julia Schalk, Janet Vähämäki and Anders Trojenborg (co-opted expert from the Swedish MFA).