The Zimbabwe Global Disability Fund Round 4 Programme is implemented  jointly by the UNESCO Regional Office for Southern Africa, UNDP and UNFPA Country Offices, under the oversight of the United Nations Resident Coordinator’s Office. Other key Implementing Partners (IPs) have included the Government, National Umbrella bodies of Organizations of Persons with Disabilitie[UNGDF1] s (OPDs)[1] and broader civil society. This joint UN disability rights Programme has been implemented under two Phases; Phase 1 period was from 2021 to June 2024, and the Phase 2 implementation period  is from October 2024 to January 2026. The first End of Programme Evaluation for the Phase 1 Programme was concluded in June 2024.  This Evaluation will cover the overall Programme  implementation period of both Phases 1 and 2 with  key  emphasis on capturing the critical changes that have occurred in Zimbabwe through  the GDF’s five-year investment of  total budget USD170 000. The evaluation should also place emphasis on how the programme transitioned from system/policy reform (phase 1) to improved access to GBV services focus in Phase 2.   Kindly request for the TORs from [email protected]