
M&E OFFICER (1 POSITION)
06 Sep 2016 | 14:54 | 16 Sep 2016 ClosedAGA KHAN FOUNDATION
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Africa , Kenya , Nairobi
- From 3 year(s)
- Administrative
Job Description
We are looking for M&E OFFICER (1 POSITION)
Bachelor
Full-Time
Minimum degree in a relevant discipline, such as, international development, economic or social
sciences
Minimum of 3 years of relevant practical experience designing and implementing M&E systems in a
development context working with NGOs, Government agencies, and donor-funded projects
Proven experience with results-based management and associated tools. EU donor requirements
and reporting processes is an added advantage
Proven experience with qualitative and quantitative data collaction methods and M&E softwares
such as SPSS, STATA, Epi-lnfo and other database softwares
Excellent written and oral communications skills in English and excellent analytlcal, organizational,
interpersonal and problem-solving skills
E)<J)erience implementing surveys anc;I researches using technology-enabled M&E a plus
The M&E Officer will be based in Malindi and key responsibilities include:
. Lead the implementation of the project's M&E plans including development and use of appropriate
data collection tools in collaboration with the implementing partners
Provide remote and on-site M&E technical support to project rmplementing partners for quality
data collection. analysis and report ing
Carry out quality assurance of the project activities including regular field monitoring, supervision
as well as random veri fication of monitoring data
Monitor project's performance and support preparation of consolidated M&E progress reports that
meet AKF and donor requirements in liaison with the project manager
Coordinate documentation of lessons from the project including integrating lessons in on-going
project implementation
Develop a database for the project's monitoring data. ensuring that it is secure and accessible
Company Profile
The agencies of the AKDN are private, international, non-denominational development organisations. They work to improve the welfare and prospects of people in the developing world, particularly in Asia and Africa, without regard to faith, origin or gender. Its programmes are designed to bring a critical mass of economic, social and cultural activities to bear on a given area. Its projects encompass many of the determinants of the quality of life, including the natural and built environments in both urban and rural areas, food security, health, education, access to financial services and economic opportunity, as well as the cultural areas of traditional music, architecture and art. Some programmes, such as specific research, education and cultural programmes, span both the developed and developing worlds.
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