Energising  Development (EnDev) promotes sustainable access to modern energy services –  electricity and cooking – for households, social institutions and micro-,  small and medium-sized enterprises in developing countries in Sub-Sahara  Africa, Asia and Latin America. EnDev is a multi-donor multi implementer  partnership financed and governed by the governments of the Netherlands,  Germany, Norway, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, with financing of  diverse bilateral donors and EU at country level interventions.    

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In 2019-2020 EnDev is phasing out activities in several of its project  countries. In order to assess the sustainability of its interventions, EnDev  commissions for each Phase Out Country (POC) project both an exit study (this  assignment) and a post-project evaluation in two years. The exit study serves  as a baseline for the post-project evaluation (2021-2022) to reassess sector  development and the sustainability and impact of the EnDev interventions. The  purpose of the assignment is to evaluate the EnDev-ID electrification  interventions on the energy sector, post-implementation and according to the  OECD-DAC criteria with a focus on sustainability and impact.    

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For the assignment, the services we provided were including development of  Evaluation Matrix based in the OECD-DAC criteria and EnDev Results-Based  Management (RBM) methodology, desk review of documents, stakeholder mapping  and Interviews, development of baseline for post-project evaluation,  evaluation report, summary report and PPT for knowledge sharing and  training.