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    Stocktaking of Results at Outcome level with Local Deep Dives in the Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI)

    Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark

    Stocktaking of Results at Outcome level with Local Deep Dives in the Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI)

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      Feb 26, 8:17 AMFebruary 26, 2026 8:17 AM
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      Mar 16, 1:00 PMMarch 16, 2026 1:00 PM

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    Denmark: Tenders/Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark/Stocktaking of Results at Outcome level with Local Deep Dives in the Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI)

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    The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs requires consultancy services for a stocktaking of results at the outcome level with local deep dives in the Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI) program, with a budget of 900,000 DKK. The assignment, running from May 1, 2026, to December 31, 2027, involves a qualitative assessment to capture changes across DDI projects, including three to four deep dives at the local level, and potential assistance in formulating DDI Phase II. The services will be delivered in Copenhagen, Denmark, and will involve desk studies, field visits, key informant interviews, workshops, and focus groups. A minimum of three and a maximum of five applicants with the most suitable references will be invited to submit a tender.

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      Description The Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI) is a global multi-donor programme with the objective of safeguarding inclusive democracy and human rights in the digital age. The total programme budget is currently DKK 388.5 mill. The overall purpose of the assignment is to provide the DDI Programme Management Team (PMT) with deeper knowledge about the change created by the programme at outcome level across projects. This will strengthen the evidence base for decisions regarding the design and formulation of a possible Phase II of the DDI programme. The objective of the assignment is to create a stocktaking of the DDI programme. This qualitative assessment will capture change at outcome level across projects in the DDI programme and provide external validation of the results. The study should include deep dives at project level. The aim is both to capture learnings from Phase I of the programme, ensure programme quality and to lay the ground work for the formulation of a possible Phase II of the DDI Programme. The assignment will be contracted to a team of consultants with complementary skill-sets. The consultant team will have two main assignments during the contract period: 1. A Stocktaking across the DDI Programme including three-four Deep Dives at local level. 2. Assistance to the PMT in the Formulation of DDI Phase II. However, the consultants will only continue to Assignment 2, dependent on two conditions: • Assignment 1 is carried out to the satisfaction of the MFA. • It is decided to pursue a DDI Phase II. The methodology for the assignments would be desk studies combined with three-four field visits. This would be supplemented with key informant interviews, facilitation of workshops and focus groups. The budget for the assignment is DKK 900,000. The contract will start on 1 May 2026 and be completed on 31 December 2027. Deadline for application 16-03-2026 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 Humanitarian Action and Civil Society (HUMCIV) Contact person Mette Vinggaard Hellerung Contact e-mail methel@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 Humanitarian Action and Civil Society (HUMCIV), att. Mette Vinggaard Hellerung
      Contact email
      methel@um.dk
      Address
      Asiatisk Plads 2, 1402 Copenhagen

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    Contracting authority
    Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark
    Title
    Stocktaking of Results at Outcome level with Local Deep Dives in the Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI)
    Type
    Competition
    Main code
    75211200Foreign economic-aid-related services
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    Location
    Byen København

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