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HTMI-MCH Baseline Assessment and Comprehensive Baseline Report
Location:
Lusaka and the Copperbelt Provinces
Contract Type:
Consultancy
Key Responsibilities:
Consultancy to Support the HTMI-MCH Baseline Assessment and Comprehensive Baseline Report
1. Background
Global Health Partnerships (GHP), with funding from the CRI Foundation and in collaboration with the Ministry of Health (MoH), is implementing the Strengthening Maternal and Child Health through Integrated Health Technology Management (HTMI-MCH) Project in Zambia from mid-2026 to 2029.
The project will be implemented in selected MCH facilities in Lusaka and Copperbelt Provinces and aims to improve access to quality maternal and child health services through strengthened health technology management systems. Key areas of intervention include improving the functionality and maintenance of critical MCH equipment; strengthening Biomedical Equipment Technician (BMET) and health-worker capacity; improving medical-equipment management, reporting and referral systems; strengthening biomedical engineering training through NORTEC and Evelyn Hone College; and generating evidence on patient reach and the financial benefits of strengthened health technology management.
2. Purpose of the Consultancy
The Ministry of Health, with technical support from GHP, seeks a suitably qualified consultant or consultancy firm to work alongside GHP and designated Ministry of Health technical personnel to undertake the HTMI-MCH baseline assessment.
The consultant leads the assessment, data management, analysis and reporting; MoH technical personnel contribute specialist biomedical engineering and medical-equipment expertise.
The assignment will:
- establish baseline values against the finalised HTMI-MCH Results Framework;
- identify technical, workforce, institutional and health-system gaps relevant to project implementation;
- generate evidence to guide project priorities, including training, equipment maintenance, spare parts, reporting systems and institutional strengthening; and
- produce a baseline assessment report suitable for donor submission, with clear findings, recommendations and next steps.
Assignment Period
The assignment is expected to take approximately eight calendar weeks from the agreed commencement date. Exact dates will be confirmed after GHP finalises the facility schedule and confirms stakeholder availability.
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Fieldwork: Weeks 3-4
Draft baseline package: End of Week 6 / early Week 7
Validation: Week 7
Final baseline package: End of Week 8A detailed TOR is attached.
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