Visible  Impact is  a  young  women-led  organization.  Since  2015,  it  has been empowering adolescents, youth, and women to make informed choices and challenge stigma around sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), with a focus on safe abortion, menstrual health, family planning, and comprehensive sexuality education. The organization has trained over 400 youth champions and directly reached more than 55,000 people across all seven provinces through grassroots-to-federal advocacy. Its core values include upholding human rights, ensuring inclusive and meaningful youth participation, and centering feminist principles in all its work.

Visible Impact is currently implementing the Kaleidoscope Initiatives in Nepal in partnership with the Beyond Beijing Committee (BBC) and supported by the Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW).

Kaleidoscope is a Global South–led transnational feminist collective working to transform health systems and advance reproductive justice across Asia and Africa. In partnership with governments, health institutions, civil society, and other key stakeholders, we work to strengthen health systems so that all women and girls, in all their diversity, can access high-quality, comprehensive, compassionate, and rights-based reproductive healthcare.

Grounded in feminist principles, equity, inclusion, and social justice, Kaleidoscope works to address systemic barriers and inequalities that prevent marginalized communities from realizing their sexual and reproductive health and rights. By strengthening health system responsiveness, supporting evidence-informed policies and practices, and fostering collaboration across stakeholders, we strive to make reproductive healthcare more accessible, affordable, equitable, and accountable to the needs and experiences of the communities it serves.

Our vision is a world where every woman and girl, regardless of her identity, background, or circumstances, can exercise her reproductive autonomy and access the care she needs with dignity

and without discrimination. Through stronger and more inclusive health systems, we aim to prevent maternal deaths and complications, drastically reduce adolescent pregnancies, and ensure that no one is left behind in realizing their sexual and reproductive health and rights.

The primary objective of this consultancy is to strengthen the capacity of the Kaleidoscope project team and country partners to understand, apply, and effectively use the project's Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (PMEL) framework, indicators, and dashboard for project planning, progress tracking, reporting, and learning.

The consultant will review the existing project framework, Theory of Change (ToC), indicators, baseline data, and PMEL dashboard; clarify indicator definitions, measurement, data sources, and reporting requirements; and provide practical, hands-on training using the actual Kaleidoscope project tools and data. The consultancy will enable the team to confidently interpret indicators, establish or validate targets, track progress, identify gaps, and report results accurately and consistently in line with project requirements.

C. Scope of Work and Responsibilities

The consultant will be expected to undertake the following tasks

1. Review of the Existing PMEL Framework and Tools

2. PMEL Training and Practical Application

The key deliverables for this assignment are

1. Review of the existing PMEL framework and tools

Existing project documents, PMEL framework, dashboard, indicators, and reporting tools reviewed, with recommendations and practical guidance to address identified gaps and clarify indicator measurement and target-setting.

2. PMEL training and practical reporting guidance

Training facilitated using the actual Kaleidoscope project PMEL framework and dashboard, with practical guidance on data entry, progress tracking, indicator interpretation, data analysis, and donor reporting.

The ideal consultant should possess the following profile

Interested consultants/firms should submit

Interested   consultants   are   requested   to   submit   their   proposals electronically to [email protected] with the subject line “Application: Consultancy Service: PMEL” by 5th of November 2026.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further discussion.

Visible Impact encourages applications from consultants committed to ethical, rights-based, and inclusive communication.

Note

Only electronic submissions will be considered.

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