Summary
Date Posted: Thursday, August 06, 2020 , Base Salary: Not Disclosed

JOB DETAILS:
Malteser International is the humanitarian relief agency of the Sovereign Order of Malta. With over 100 projects annually in some 25 countries throughout Africa, Asia and the Americas, we provide emergency relief after disasters and support recovery efforts with a focus on sustainable development. For nearly 60 years, Malteser International has been standing by those affected by poverty, disease, conflict and disaster, helping them lead a healthy life with dignity - without distinction of religion, race or political persuasion. Christian values and the humanitarian principles are the foundation of our work.
Project objective:
Contribute to a decrease in direct and premature mortality and invalidity due to preventable medical emergencies by improved EMS in Kenya
Outcome 1: Contribution to the development and implementation of appropriate legislation and binding framework for regulation of EMS in Kenya
Outcome 2: Enhanced mechanisms to promote human resource development for EMS in Kenya
Outcome 3: Enhanced Emergency Medical Service System at National and County Governments
Purpose
The purpose of this assignment is to define the strategic direction of the project through conducting an Ecosystem Mapping of the EMS services within Nairobi Metropolitan Services and further build up to a unified system for EMS in Kenya. The consultant is expected to assess, document and share initiatives that provide new approaches and good practices relevant to a wider scale in the enhancement of Emergency Medical Services in Kenya. .

Specific tasks
• Define the building blocks for a unified EMS System within Nairobi Metropolitan Services
• Identify, define and categorize EMS stakeholders within Nairobi Metropolitan Services and establish an efficient and adaptable linkage and collaboration framework
• Define the priorities and strategic next steps within the EMS context in Kenyan
• Explore the potential and conditions required for concrete partnerships and scale of EMS in Kenya

Expected Results
The selected consultant/firm will be expected to deliver on the scope of work below:
• Before commencing the assignment, the consultant will deliver an inception report outlining the detailed approach and methodology for this assignment which will be discussed and agreed upon with Malteser International
• Evidence Generation: The consultant will conduct fieldwork within the program areas and from target beneficiaries to collect evidence as a benchmark for the project implementation
• Develop an up to date EMS database demonstrating the gaps, strengths, opportunities and points of collaboration among the partners within the ecosystem
• Detailed dissemination and evaluation reports to be used as a basis in conferences, scientific journals etc.
Timeframe and deliverables
The work detailed in these terms of reference is to be conducted within ten working days between 12th and 25th August 2020. Key deliverables for the assignment include the following:
Review Stages, Deliverables, Timelines
Preparatory Stages
Review and agreement on the technical and financial proposal
ToR (Final) and Final proposal agreed upon by MI
1 day

Inception Stage Inception: documents review, mapping all stakeholders and key documents
Inception report
2 days
Data Collection Stage
Stakeholder’s data collection
Draft Report
3 days
Reporting Stage
Compilation/Analysis of the findings/recommendations
Draft documentation of good practices
2 days
MI reviews and feedback
MI responses
1 day
Submission of final assessment reports
Consultant to present final report
1 days

Key Competence
The consultant/firm should have expertise in assessment of EMS and/or public health projects as well as knowledge in the Kenya healthcare system. The team members should have at least 5 years of relevant experience in public health, Emergency Medicine, emergency medical services, rescue engineering, health systems management or another health-related field.

Job Education Requirements: Not Specified

Evaluation
**Technical evaluation criteria (***This shall be weighted at 70%)*
No, Criteria, Score
• Qualifications and Professional experience of the team – 30% • Approach and Methodology – 30% • Experience of the consultant/firm – 40% **Financial evaluation (***This shall be weighted at 30%)*
Maximum number of points will be allocated to the lowest price
Financial Score = (Lowest Bids/ Bids being scored) * 100

Work Hours: 8

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Job application procedure
Interested parties must submit their applications by email referenced under title ‘Consultancy for Ecosystem System Mapping of the Emergency Medical Services within Nairobi Metropolitan Services’ to nairobi@malteser-international.org Deadline for submission: 7th August 2020
Malteser International will consider applications from individual consultants only, who will be the sole responsible to deliver the outputs of the assignment.
Applications should include:
• Up-to-date expression of interest with technical and financial proposal (max 5 pages)
• A capacity statement (max 1 pages) indicating core competencies in line with the assignment
Only shortlisted applications will be contacted. Shortlisted candidates may be asked to provide references, evidence of experience, and additional administrative documents. The final selection of applicants, or cancelation of the assignment, is at the sole discretion of Malteser International

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