The consultant will be responsible for the following deliverables. • Inception report: A short (five to 10-page) inception report will present the study framework, including changes to the review questions or additional questions and the methodology to answer them along with a proposed workplan featuring a list of planned interviewees. The report should offer (i) an evaluation of the existing learning initiatives across the Branch, (ii) best practices in learning from comparable organizations, and (iii) initial ideas for potential enhancements and new learning initiatives/approaches. • Review report: The main deliverable, the review report (about 25 pages) should provide answers to the review questions and concrete, realistic recommendations for strengthening learning for OCHA-managed pooled funds in consultation with GLRS, and with a focus on low-cost or no-cost activities and partnerships. The report should present a framework for structured learning, with a set of actions and a roadmap for implementing and sustaining these initiatives. This will include identifying (i) sample learning initiatives, (ii) partnerships to advance learning, (iii) ways to disseminate learning across the system, and (iv) mechanisms to translate learning into policy guidance. • Presentation: A presentation (both a slide deck and a meeting with OCHA PFMB) to present the main findings and recommendations of the review.