Deadline: 05-Jan-2026
The World Food Programme (WFP) invites organizations to conduct follow-up surveys for the 2026 Cash for Prevention Nutrition Program in Chad. The surveys aim to strengthen evidence-based decision-making by monitoring household food security and nutritional outcomes across multiple regions, including Kanem, Barh-El-Gazel, Batha, Guera, and Lac.
Overview of the Opportunity
The WFP has launched a Call for Expression of Interest (EOI) for organizations interested in conducting follow-up surveys for the Cash for Prevention Nutrition Program in 2026. This initiative is part of WFP’s commitment to evidence-based decision-making through robust monitoring and evaluation (M&E) in key intervention areas across Chad. The surveys will provide crucial insights into household conditions, helping the program improve food security and nutritional outcomes across targeted regions.
Target Regions for Surveys
The surveys will cover multiple regions where the program operates:
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Kanem
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Barh-El-Gazel
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Batha
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Guera
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Lac
These locations are strategically chosen to capture the full spectrum of household conditions, accounting for regional and seasonal variations in food access and nutrition.
Purpose of the Surveys
A central component of the Cash for Prevention Nutrition Program’s monitoring and evaluation framework is the implementation of household surveys twice a year:
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Lean Season – to assess food scarcity and consumption patterns during periods of high vulnerability.
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Post-Harvest Period – to evaluate changes in household food security and nutritional status after harvests.
The surveys aim to provide accurate, seasonally-adjusted data on household coping strategies, food consumption, and nutritional outcomes. Findings will directly inform programmatic decisions and resource allocation.
Who is Eligible?
This call is targeted at organizations with:
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Expertise in monitoring and evaluation (M&E), research, and data analysis.
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Experience in training and capacity development related to survey implementation.
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Specialization in food security analysis, including vulnerability assessments and mapping.
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Strong analytical capacity and demonstrated experience in household survey execution.
Eligible organizations should have the ability to deliver high-quality, actionable insights to support WFP’s program objectives.
Key Responsibilities and Expected Outputs
Organizations selected for this assignment will be expected to:
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Design and implement household surveys aligned with the program’s M&E framework.
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Collect and analyze data to assess program impact on food security and nutrition.
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Produce a comprehensive report including:
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Detailed results and analyses
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Actionable recommendations
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Executive summary synthesizing key findings for strategic and programmatic use
These outputs will support WFP in determining whether food assistance interventions are achieving their intended impact in the target regions.
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Why This Matters
Conducting these surveys is crucial to ensure that WFP interventions are effective, equitable, and evidence-based. By capturing seasonal and regional variations in household food security, organizations contribute to better-informed program planning, targeted interventions, and ultimately improved nutritional outcomes for vulnerable populations.
How to Apply / Expression of Interest Process
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Review Eligibility Criteria – Confirm your organization meets all technical and sectoral requirements.
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Prepare Submission – Highlight expertise in survey implementation, M&E, research, and capacity building.
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Submit EOI – Follow WFP guidelines and deadlines for Expression of Interest submissions.
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Provide Supporting Documentation – Include relevant project experience, methodologies, and analytical capabilities.
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Await Selection Notification – WFP will review submissions and communicate next steps for shortlisted organizations.
Tip: Clear articulation of previous survey experience, regional knowledge, and analytical capabilities increases the likelihood of selection.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
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Failing to demonstrate expertise in both M&E and food security analysis.
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Submitting incomplete documentation or missing evidence of past survey experience.
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Ignoring WFP’s regional focus and seasonal considerations.
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Lack of clarity in methodologies or data analysis approach.
Avoiding these mistakes will strengthen your application.
FAQ
1. Who can submit an Expression of Interest?
Organizations with experience in M&E, research, data analysis, or food security programming in Chad.
2. What regions will the surveys cover?
Kanem, Barh-El-Gazel, Batha, Guera, and Lac.
3. How frequently will household surveys be conducted?
Twice a year – during the lean season and post-harvest period.
4. What is the purpose of these surveys?
To monitor and evaluate the impact of the Cash for Prevention Nutrition Program and inform evidence-based programmatic decisions.
5. What deliverables are expected from selected organizations?
A comprehensive report with detailed analyses, actionable recommendations, and an executive summary.
6. Are international organizations eligible to apply?
Yes, organizations with proven experience in Chad and relevant technical expertise can apply.
7. What skills are essential for successful applicants?
Survey implementation, data analysis, vulnerability assessment, food security mapping, and capacity building.
Conclusion
The WFP 2026 Call for Expression of Interest offers organizations a critical opportunity to support evidence-based interventions in Chad’s most vulnerable regions. By implementing robust household surveys, selected organizations will help strengthen program impact, improve food security, and enhance nutritional outcomes, ensuring interventions are informed, effective, and sustainable.
For more information, visit UN Partner Portal.