Monitoring and evaluation (m&e) manager

The United Nations {UN} Multi-sectoral seeks for a Monitoring and Evaluation Manager (M&E Manager) for our recent multi-millions regional projects. The M&E Manager will report directly to the Program Director and will work closely with the M&E Director and team. The M&E Manager will provide oversight to coordinate the monitoring of the program/project and ensure key activities are being implemented efficiently to measure the program’s outcomes (including qualitative and quantitative assessments) and ultimately achieve the intended results. S/he will lead the analysis of data collected for assessment of progress and for areas of improvement. S/he will guide reporting processes amongst technical staff and consolidate program reports and promote learning and knowledge sharing of best practices and lessons learnt. The M&E Manager will work in close partnership with UN project staff, partner organizations, and government (national and decentralized) for all M&E activities, strengthening capacity where needed. M&E is a cross sectoral career where you can work in health, education, law and governance, human rights, youth focused programing, agriculture, amongst other focus areas. In-job training is applicable for this role.

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Duties and Accountabilities Lead the project’s overall M&E efforts, including the design and oversight of a strong M&E plan and Performance Management Plan (PMP). In coordination with stakeholders, draft/prepare M&E plans and associated M&E templates. Support in the collection and monitoring of all M&E activities under the project, including reviewing data collection tools, supervising and/or conducting reports from fieldwork, conducting data analysis, and carrying out interpretation of findings. Identify and train staff on appropriate relevant indicators in line with UN, international, and national M&E standards. Degree Level Faculty / Institute

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Job Skills Education Minimum Master’s degree in statistics, economics, demography, development planning, public health, business, law, engineering, agriculture, social sciences, finance, education or similar field. Bachelor’s degree in combination with 5 years of qualifying experience will be given due consideration in lieu of the Master's degree. Experience At least five years of experience in monitoring and evaluation in public, corporate or any major social sector program. In-depth knowledge of monitoring and evaluation techniques and methodologies, including conducting operational research, household surveys, and qualitative evaluations, as well as data analysis, interpretation, and reporting. Significant experience in providing field-based technical assistance about M&E and learning in low resource countries preferred. Knowledge of M&E approaches and indicators for one or more project areas. Demonstrated experience in setting up and managing M&E systems (including databases) that track performance as per the objectives of the project. Excellent interpersonal, consensus building and negotiating skills essential. Analysis and data management skills, as well as demonstrated analytical skills, and experience in identifying and evaluating best practices and state-of-the- (snip). Mastery of statistical databases, analysis tools, and statistical software (Strata, SPSS, etc.) required, as well as strong skills in Excel, Word, Access, and Power Point. Good communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to work in a team. Experience developing and delivering high-quality, on-time donor reports in accordance with cooperative agreement regulations. Excellent oral and written communication and presentation skills. Languages English and French are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat. For the pos About The Company

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