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Oxfam Is Hiring a Global Consultant to Lead a $150,000 Inequality Campaign Evaluation
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Oxfam International
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Deadline
Monday, August 17, 2026 at 12:00 AM (9 days left)Posted
Thursday, August 6, 2026Job Title
Oxfam Is Hiring a Global Consultant to Lead a $150,000 Inequality Campaign Evaluation
Organization
Oxfam International
Location
Remote
Salary / Stipend
Not disclosed
Job Advertisement: Consultancy for Inequality Campaign Evaluation at Oxfam International
Oxfam International is seeking an experienced consultant or evaluation team to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of its global Inequality Campaign, covering ten years of campaigning between 2014 and 2024.
Job Title: Consultancy for Inequality Campaign Evaluation
Job Location: Remote / Global
Closing Date: 17 August 2026
Contract: Fixed-term consultancy
Salary: $150,000 (fees) plus travel expenses (if applicable)
The consultancy will assess how the campaign has contributed to changing global narratives around inequality and whether these efforts have influenced broader systemic political, economic and social change.
The evaluation findings will help inform Oxfam’s future campaigning strategies while demonstrating the impact of narrative-driven advocacy to donors, partners and stakeholders worldwide.
About Oxfam International
Oxfam International is a leading global organization committed to fighting extreme inequality and ending poverty through innovative campaigning, advocacy, and policy influence.
The organization is seeking a highly skilled consultancy to evaluate its decade-long Inequality Campaign, formerly known as the Even It Up campaign, which has been central to shaping global narratives around inequality since 2014.
Project Background
The Inequality Campaign (2019 rebranding of Even It Up) aims to shift public debate, influence policy reforms, and mobilize civil society to combat systemic inequality driven by political capture and market fundamentalism.
Spanning from 2014 to 2024, the campaign encompasses diverse global efforts focused on economic inequality, gender equality, public services, climate justice, and fiscal justice.
Purpose of the Evaluation
The evaluation will assess the campaign’s contribution to systemic change over ten years, with a focus on narrative change, public discourse, and impact on structural and relational conditions.
Findings will inform future strategies, demonstrate impact to donors, and enhance understanding of effective campaigning for systemic social change.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Proven expertise in qualitative and quantitative evaluation methods, including contribution analysis, discourse analysis, and process tracing.
Experience working with social campaigning, narrative change, and systemic social issues.
Strong understanding of gender analysis and intersectionality.
Excellent communication skills with fluency in English.
Ability to work independently, meet deadlines, and collaborate with diverse stakeholders.
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Key Responsibilities
Design and implement a mixed-methods evaluation approach, including contribution analysis, discourse analysis, case studies, and process tracing.
Collect and analyze qualitative and quantitative data through interviews, document review, media analysis, and supporter engagement metrics.
Develop a comprehensive evaluation report, including detailed case studies and strategic insights.
Facilitate validation workshops with stakeholders and deliver actionable recommendations.
Evaluation Timeline
Application review: 4 weeks
Recruitment: 3 weeks
Inception workshop and methodology finalization: 2 weeks
Data collection: 8 weeks
Data analysis and reporting: 8 weeks
Draft report and validation workshop: 5 weeks
Final report submission: 2 weeks
Budget and Terms
Total consultancy fee: $150,000. Additional costs for travel (if necessary) to be determined.
The contract duration is from September 2026 to May 2027, with deliverables including an inception report, draft and final evaluation reports, and case studies.
Application Process
Interested consultants should submit the following by 17 August 2026:
Expression of interest outlining motivation, relevant experience, proposed methodology, and rate expectations.
Updated CV highlighting relevant project experience.
Optional: List of similar projects undertaken.
Send applications to Victoria Harnett at victoria.harnett@oxfam.org. You may also VIEW FULL TERMS OF REFERENCE HERE
https://oxfam.app.box.com/s/k80oht6ky1waupvm7fzc5yvoh2tyim07
Join Oxfam in Shaping the Future of Global Inequality Campaigns
Contribute your expertise to a transformative evaluation that will shape future strategies for tackling inequality worldwide.
Apply now and be part of a movement that aims to influence systemic change and promote social justice globally.
Application Deadline
2026-08-17T00:00:00+00:00
Important Application Note
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