Muslim Aid Somalia is inviting qualified and experienced organizations or consultants to submit proposals for Third Party Monitoring (TPM) services for the 2026-15 Somalia Emergency Health Access and Resilience Initiative (SE-HARI). Somalia continues to face a complex and prolonged humanitarian crisis due to decades of conflict, weak infrastructure, and limited access to essential services. Health systems remain fragile, with many facilities damaged or under-resourced, significantly impacting vulnerable populations.
The SE-HARI project aims to improve access to quality health services across targeted facilities in Southern Somalia. The Third Party Monitoring (TPM) assignment is intended to provide independent verification of project implementation, service delivery quality, and overall program performance across 8 Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (MNCH) facilities and 1 MDR-TB hospital.
Scope of Work:
The TPM will be responsible for conducting comprehensive monitoring and verification activities, including but not limited to:
- Independently verifying delivery, quality, and accessibility of health services including ANC, PNC, TB care, immunization, and skilled delivery services
- Assessing functionality and effectiveness of referral systems through triangulated methodologies
- Verifying staffing levels, competencies, and utilization of resources and medical supplies
- Monitoring availability and management of essential drugs and vaccines, including stock-outs
- Evaluating coordination with other health actors and complementarity of interventions
- Collecting qualitative and quantitative feedback from beneficiaries regarding service quality and accessibility
- Verifying project indicators against logframe targets and facility records
- Measuring patient waiting times and assessing queue management systems
- Assessing the quality and status of facility rehabilitation works, including accessibility features for persons with disabilities
- Evaluating community outreach, health promotion, and Community Health Worker (CHW) engagement
- Monitoring effectiveness and utilization of Complaint and Feedback Mechanisms (CFM)
- Identifying implementation gaps, successes, and providing actionable recommendations
- Verifying implementation of corrective actions from previous TPM findings (2025)
The TPM assignment will require strong analytical, monitoring, and evaluation expertise, as well as experience working in complex humanitarian environments.
