Mid-Term Evaluation Consultancy
Company: Inkomoko
Role summary
Mid-Term Evaluation Consultancy is a role at Inkomoko in Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan (on-site). Posted 2026-09-03. Experience level: 5-10.
- Job title
- Mid-Term Evaluation Consultancy
- Company
- Inkomoko
- Location
- Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan
- Work arrangement
- on-site
- Category
- Software Engineering
- Experience level
- 5-10
- Date posted
- 2026-09-03
If you're an experienced professional looking for a consulting role that lets you dive deep into program evaluation, this is a fantastic opportunity. Inkomoko is seeking someone to conduct a mid-term evaluation, offering a chance to make a real impact and contribute to significant project insights. This role is perfect for an independent thinker who thrives on analysis and reporting.
Job description
ABOUT INKOMOKO
Inkomoko supports entrepreneurs to grow their businesses in order to improve livelihoods, create jobs, and help communities thrive.
In 2026, Inkomoko was listed by the Financial Times as the 5th fastest-growing company in Africa, supporting entrepreneurs across East and Central Africa to grow thriving businesses and build inclusive, resilient economies.
Founded in 2012, Inkomoko has worked with more than 100,000 entrepreneurs, including thousands of refugee entrepreneurs. Inkomoko provides a combination of training, consulting, access to finance, and market-level systems change. We are the largest investor to refugee entrepreneurs in Africa.
Inkomoko has 850+ staff in 50 offices across Chad, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, and South Sudan. Through Inkomoko’s 2030 strategic plan, we are adding 3 additional countries to serve more than 550,000 entrepreneurs and growing our $30M loan fund to impact 7M lives.
INKOMOKO VALUES
All staff at Inkomoko are connected to a shared set of organizational values:
Purpose: be solutions-oriented, produce high-quality work, and be a global leader.
Achievement: push yourself to reach beyond what you previously thought possible.
Improvement: be humble, engage in continuous growth through open & accurate feedback
Bravery: willing to take risks, create a safe space for others, be compassionate, and inclusive.
We Eat Goat: we celebrate success and support each other in hard times. We do this work together in the spirit of turikumwe, tuko pamoja, abren nen, Kula na sawa, On est ensemble.
Inkomoko is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. Refugees, women, and persons who reflect the diverse communities we serve are strongly encouraged to apply.
ABOUT THE MID TERM EVALUATION
Background and Project Description
South Sudan hosts more than 500,000 refugees and 2 million internally displaced people, and has adopted a National Durable Solutions Strategy to promote sustainable livelihoods and economic inclusion. Inkomoko believes that entrepreneurship, financial inclusion, and private sector development are key to achieving long-term self-reliance for displacement-affected populations.
With support from SDC, Inkomoko is implementing the Financial Inclusion and Business Growth Project, which aims to support 6,800 displacement-affected entrepreneurs (5,400 in Juba, Gorom, Mangala, and Bor, and 1,400 in Maban) through practical business and soft-skills training, tailored business consulting, and access to affordable finance. The project targets refugees, host communities, women, and youth to strengthen entrepreneurship and economic self-reliance. Participants receive group training, one-on-one business advisory services, and up to five business-coaching visits. At least 2,040 entrepreneurs will also access flexible financial products, including no-interest start-up loans and below-market loans for existing businesses.
The overall objective of the program is to improve social integration, financial inclusion, and economic self-reliance among refugees and host communities in Bor, Juba, Gorom Refugee Settlement, and Mangala IDP Settlement, and Maban, through market-driven, private sector solutions that strengthen local MSMEs and expand access to inclusive financial services, with a particular focus on women and youth.
Background on the context:
Globally, over 120 million people are forcibly displaced, including 44 million in Africa, making forced displacement one of the world's most pressing development challenges. South Sudan hosts more than 500,000 refugees and 2 million internally displaced people (IDPs) and has adopted a National Durable Solutions Strategy to promote sustainable livelihoods and economic inclusion. Inkomoko believes that entrepreneurship, financial inclusion, and private sector development are key to achieving long-term self-reliance for displaced populations. Since its establishment in 2012, Inkomoko has supported over 100,000MSMEs across five African countries, invested USD 25 million in affordable finance, generated USD 60million in client revenue, and created 57,000 jobs. Since launching operations in South Sudan in 2023, Inkomoko has expanded its services to entrepreneurs in Juba, Gorom, Maban, and Mangala, supporting the economic integration of refugees, IDPs, and host communities.
Purpose Of Mid Term Evaluation.
The mid-term evaluation will assess implementation progress, generate evidence for adaptive management, and identify practical actions to strengthen results during the remaining implementation period. Specifically, the evaluation will:
Assess the project's progress toward achieving its planned outputs and outcomes, including the quality and effectiveness of implementation.
Evaluate the relevance and inclusiveness of the project by assessing its alignment with beneficiaries' needs, national priorities, and its effectiveness in reaching women, youth, refugees, and host communities.
Assess risks identified and mitigation measures put in place during project designed is either sufficient or recommend mitigation measures for manifested risk or risk not identified during early stage of the project design but are of concern in the current context.
Review the effectiveness of key interventions, including business training, business consulting, market linkage, and financial inclusion services in improving beneficiaries' livelihoods.
To Assess Inkomoko Capacity and evaluate partnership with Commission for Refugee Affairs(RCA), Banks, Mobile Network, Chamber of commerce.
Generate evidence-based lessons and strategic recommendations to improve project implementation and maximize results during the remaining implementation period.
Scope of the evaluation.
The evaluation shall cover all project interventions implemented from project inception (August 2025) to the date of the evaluation.
The review shall cover all implementation locations: Juba, Gorom Refugee Settlement, and Mangala IDP