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FAWEZA Latest Job Vacancy: Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Officer

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  • Company: FAWEZA
  • Location: Zambia
  • State: Lusaka
  • Job type: Full-Time
  • Job category: NGO Jobs in Zambia

Reporting to the Monitoring Evaluation and Learning (MEAL) Manager, the Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Officer will be responsible for the implementation of M&E plans to ensure accurate monitoring; analysis of programme/project performance; and reporting in line with FAWEZA’s Strategic objectives. The officer will also facilitate the effective mainstreaming of Monitoring, Evaluation and learning in all programmes/projects as well as ensuring wide sharing and dissemination of accurate and up to date data on key programmatic/ project priorities, internally and externally.

TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Specifically, The Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Officer will:

  • Develop and improve FAWEZA’s Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning system, tools, guidelines, information dissemination and data analysis procedures, to be used on various programmes/projects.
  • Develop Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning frameworks for new programmes and review the same for existing ones across the FAWEZA network.
  • Provide oversights on Programme/Project database management.
  • Participate in the Organisation’s resource mobilisation through proposal development.
  • Review project reports from Programme Officers before submission to management.
  • Monitor and Evaluate the performance of FAWEZA programmes/projects within the frameworks of result-based management.
  • Contribute to quarterly progress reports, document the impact of FAWEZA’s programmes and ensure that lessons learnt are incorporated into FAWE’s programme management process, in collaboration with the respective Programme Officers.
  • Provide advisory support on the implementation and management of recording and lesson sharing methods at programme level to promote learning across programmes and contributing to an overall impact assessment framework.
  • In collaboration with Programm Staff, ensure that FAWEZA’s periodic works plans and programmes are developed using a result-based perspective and that M,E & L are integrated into the entire programme cycle.
  • Draft TORs for consultations and coordinate baseline, midterm and end-line studies, external reviews and evaluation of FAWEZA’s works.
  • Perform any other duties as may be assigned by management.

PERSON SPECIFICATION

Qualification: Degree related to Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning work such as development studies; Education. Must have a good understanding of the discourse on girls’ education issues and willingness to learn and adapt to Zambia’s policy environment regarding girls, education.

Experience: Substantial experience working in a relevant Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning environment. She/he must have proven analytical skills and experience of producing monitoring evaluation and learning reports and experienced in establishing databases.

Skills/ Abilities: Excellent ability to communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing. She/he must have the ability to work independently, meet tight deadlines, and work in close collaboration with team members including remote field communities. She/he must have good analytical skills and pays attention to detail.

Personal Qualities: Commitment to teamwork; self-motivated; and a self-starter.

Method of Application

Interested candidates should send their electronic applications to the Executive Director, FAWEZA, P.O Box 37695, Lusaka attaching Curriculum Vitae (CV) by email: [email protected] no later than Friday 18th September 2020. At this stage no need to attach certificates.