Monitoring and Evaluation Officer

Overview

The Monitoring and Evaluation Officer will support the Adaptation Fund's work on portfolio monitoring, results, and evaluation, ensuring the quality and consistency of results data and contributing to evidence-based decision making.

Key Responsibilities

• Support the technical review of project/programme performance reports submitted by Adaptation Fund Implementing Entities.
• Support the review of other project-related reports, such as results section of project proposals and change requests.
• Lead or participate in portfolio monitoring missions.
• Support the tracking, timely completion, and quality assurance of reviews done by other members of the AF Secretariat.
• Lead and contribute to the preparation of Board documents, strategy and policy documents, talking points, and other materials.
• Support the Secretariat in preparing operational guidelines and tools, documents and other assignments.
• Represent the Fund in various fora.
• Provide support in other strategic and operational areas of the Secretariats work as it related to results and knowledge.

Required Experience

At least 7 years of relevant experience. Demonstrated relevant experience in the areas of environmental and social management system, environmental and social safeguards policy, due diligence, implementation of references, and tools for applying standards and action plans. Proven experience in designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating adaptation projects, programs, and policies in developing countries, with expertise in qualitative and quantitative MEL methods. Demonstrates track record in implementation and monitoring of projects/programmes in the field of environment, climate change and/or development. Demonstrates experience in managing effective relations with a wide range of stakeholders.

Qualifications

Master’s degree in environmental or social sciences, engineering and/or management, environmental policy and economics, social development, or other field relevant to adaptation to climate change.

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