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    Review of Danish MFA Support to the Global Youth Programme of the Danish Youth Council (DUF)

    Udenrigsministeriet

    Review of Danish MFA Support to the Global Youth Programme of the Danish Youth Council (DUF)

    1. Competition notice published

      19. okt. kl. 06:5519. oktober 2026 kl. 06:55

    2. Express interest deadline

      6. nov. kl. 12:006. november 2026 kl. 12:00

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    Denmark: Tenders/Udenrigsministeriet/Review of Danish MFA Support to the Global Youth Programme of the Danish Youth Council (DUF)
    Brief

    Udenrigsministeriet needs services for a review of the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs' support to the Global Youth Programme of the Danish Youth Council (DUF), with a maximum budget of 500,000 DKK. The review will assess the overall performance of the DUF-managed Global Youth Programme, including achievements, risks, and challenges, and formulate recommendations to strengthen and adapt the initiative. The scope covers both programme and project levels, and the review will be carried out in accordance with OECD/DAC evaluation criteria. The team should consist of two international consultants: one specialist in Youth Engagement and Civil Society Organisations with extensive review experience, and one specialist in financial management and civil society funding mechanisms. Both experts must be fluent in English and are expected to participate in mission travel, likely to one or two African countries. The project location is Byen København.

    About the bid

      BACKGROUND The assignment concerns a Review of Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) support to the Global Youth Programme (GYP) of the Danish Youth Council (DUF). The key objective of the GYP is to strengthen democratic youth organizations and to increase young people’s participation in, and influence on, their communities and society. The Review is part of the regular monitoring of the ongoing partnership between the Danish MFA and DUF, and will be led by the Department for Evaluation, Learning and Quality (LEARNING) of the Danish MFA. OBJECTIVE The objective of the MTR is to is to support the MFA Department for Evaluation, Learning and Quality (LEARNING) in assessing the overall performance in the implementation of the DUF-managed Global Youth Programme, including achievements, risks and challenges faced. Based on the findings, the MTR is expected to formulate recommendations to strengthen and adapt the initiative. SCOPE OF WORK AND METHOD While not an evaluation, the Review will be carried out in accordance with OECD/DAC evaluation criteria, with focus on relevance, coherence, effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability. The scope of work will cover two levels: a) the programme level for a cross-cutting and more strategic perspective, and b) the project level examining a sample of individual member organisations and their projects – the sampling approach will be developed during the inception phase. OUTPUTS The Review Team is expected to provide the following outputs: (1) a Mission Preparation Note (MPN) of approx. 5 pages, excluding annexes; (2) a post-mission de-briefing presentation; (3) a draft Review Report, and (4) a final Review Report of max. 20 pages, excluding annexes. TEAM COMPOSITION/CONSULTANTS A team of two international consultants is required for this assignment. Expert 1 should be a specialist in Youth Engagement and Civil Society Organisations with extensive review experience. Expert 2 should be a specialist in financial management and civil society funding mechanisms, including pooled funds. One of the experts, preferably Expert 1, should be designated as coordinator for the team of consultants. Both experts are expected to participate in mission travel (see below), most likely to one or two African countries. Both experts must be fluent in English. The Review team will be led by a chief advisor from the MFA LEARNING department. TIMING The Review is expected to start 5 January 2027 (date TBC), and conclude in March 2027 (date TBC). A mission of maximum 10 days is expected in late-January/early-February (dates TBC). MAXIMUM BUDGET 500,000 DKK (net of VAT) Deadline for application: 6 November 2026 at 14:00 Danish time Interested Consultants can request to get the instructions prepared for applicants by e-mail to the Contact person stated below Contact point Department for Evaluation, Learning And Quality Contact person Nanna Kirkegaard on behalf of Pelle Lütken Contact e-mail laeringstud@um.dk Criteria for selection A minimum of three and a maximum of five applicants with references best suited for the assignment will be invited to submit a tender.

      Contact name
      Department for Evaluation, Learning And Quality
      Contact email
      laeringstud@um.dk
      Address
      Asiatisk Plads 2, 1402 København K

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    Contracting authority
    Udenrigsministeriet
    Title
    Review of Danish MFA Support to the Global Youth Programme of the Danish Youth Council (DUF)
    Type
    Competition
    Main code
    75211200Foreign economic-aid-related services
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    Location
    Byen København

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