Overview
The Monitoring & Evaluation Officer will strengthen the RAM team by coordinating and implementing monitoring processes, ensuring adherence to corporate standards, and translating results into actionable recommendations and corporate reporting.
Key Responsibilities
- Supervise and provide technical guidance to monitoring staff.
- Ensure collaboration and coordination with partners.
- Lead the maintenance and strengthening of Country Office monitoring systems and tools.
- Lead the preparation, consolidation and periodic update of the CO programme monitoring plan.
- Provide support and capacity building to WFP staff and partners on monitoring activities.
- Analyse monitoring data and produce clear, user-friendly outputs.
- Translate monitoring evidence into actionable recommendations.
- Assist in timely and accurate corporate and donor reporting.
- Contribute to the development and maintenance of standard monitoring products.
- Ensure dissemination of monitoring products and facilitate learning discussions.
- Contribute to evaluation-related tasks as requested.
- Support the Head of M&E/RAM in strengthening results frameworks.
- Collaborate with AAP and PGI teams to ensure AAP and gender perspectives are integrated into monitoring activities.
- Undertake monitoring visits across different activities’ sites.
- Perform other assigned tasks.
Required Experience
- A minimum one year of postgraduate professional experience with increasing levels of responsibility in a related function.
- Experience among the following areas is desirable: Data cleaning, management and analysis of household survey data, Management and coordination of field monitoring activities in a humanitarian context, Food security and related methodologies, Report writing and dissemination.
- Experience in monitoring livelihood programmes (e.g., agricultural interventions, farmer support, vocational trainings, or cash-based assistance for small businesses and entrepreneurs) will be regarded as a strong asset.
Qualifications
- Advanced University Degree in one or more of the following disciplines: Statistics, economics, development economics, public policy, social science, food security, or similar relevant discipline, or First University Degree with additional relevant professional experience and/or coursework/trainings.
- Coursework/trainings in statistics, econometrics, database management, data analysis, data visualisation, household economics or other relevant topics is an advantage.
