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The baseline establishes pre-intervention conditions for progress measurement, including quantitative data for each indicator, targets, and narrative context. 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This project, which began on November 1, 2020, is a follow-on project after the successful implementation of Moafa I: Integrated Health, Nutrition and WASH Project in Central Darfur, also funded by USAID-BHA.\nThis consultancy will be conducted from December 10, 2020 – January 10, 2021\nBaseline Overview\nThe baseline report is a requirement of the Moafa II project. The baseline report will describe the current conditions (before the start of the project) of the project area against which progress can be measured or comparisons made to show the effects and outcomes of the project in the final project evaluation report. The baseline report will include quantitative baseline data for each indicator; numerical performance targets by indicator; as well as brief narrative description of the prevailing situation and the needs that the project will address. CRS is engaging the consultant to design and conduct the baseline survey, analyze and interpret the findings, and draft the baseline report.\nBaseline survey:\nThe Moafa II project is a continuation of the prior Moafa I project. In the Moafa II project, CRS will continue working in existing Moafa I locations as well as add six new catchment areas. For the baseline survey, the consultant will use existing data from current CRS project locations as well as collect data from new project locations (six new catchment areas).\nFor the current CRS locations, the results of Moafa I final evaluation will be considered as baseline values for Moafa II. However, for the six new catchment areas, the consultant will conduct a full baseline survey will be conducted. Following this study, the aggregate baseline values for Moafa II villages will be derived using weighted estimates of both Moafa I old villages’ final evaluation values and Moafa II new villages’ baseline values with proportion of beneficiary HHs in old villages and new villages as weights.\nThis baseline survey will strictly abide by the highest standards of the COVID-19 safety regulations and guidance mentioned below, making the necessary adjustments in the original approaches, methodology, and tools at each stage of the baseline (e.g. training of enumerators, data collection, data validation, etc.). The same Moafa I baseline (BL) and final evaluation (FE) sampling design, precision and FANTA population-based sample size calculation formula is used to calculate the sample size for Moafa II. This allows for comparability of this BL and FE results.\nThe consultant will analyze and interpret the findings of the baseline survey (existing data and newly collected data); s/he will share these findings with CRS\nBaseline Report:\nFollowing the conduct of the baseline survey, the consultant will draft the baseline report. CRS will provide the template for this report following contract signature.\n2. Objective of the Baseline\u000bThe baseline study of the BHA-funded MOAFA II project activities is designed to collect individual and household-related data (disaggregated by sex and by status whether IDPs, returnees, or host communities) for key logframe outcome and impact indicators listed in Annex 2 below.\nOverall, the objectives of the study are as follows:\nDetermine the baseline values for key project outcome indicators, validate or modify project indicator target setting;\nInvestigate the proposed assumptions within logframe and provide feasible recommendations for adjusting them, as required;\nAnalyze household’s current livelihood, nutrition and hygiene behaviors and access to health and nutrition services;\n3. Background: Project Objectives and Goals\nMoafa II will seek to improve the nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and health status of 337,038 project beneficiaries (including 157,321 IDPs and retu","cbCaipKWQpaASgj7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipKWQpaASgj7","docx",176497,36,"English","# Moafa II Baseline Survey Overview\n## Project context and follow-on design\n## Baseline report purpose and required outputs\n# Baseline Survey Approach\n## Coverage: existing locations and six new catchment areas\n## Data sources and weighted aggregation method\n## Sampling design and comparability with Moafa I\n## COVID-19 safety adjustments\n# Objectives of the Baseline Study\n## Logframe outcome and impact indicators\n## Livelihood, nutrition, hygiene, and service access\n# Background: Project objectives and goals\n## Target beneficiaries and geographic scope","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of the Moafa II baseline report?\",\"answer\":\"The baseline report documents current conditions in the project area before implementation so progress and outcomes can be measured in the final evaluation. 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