Job Details
To assume a technical role in implementing, and maintaining effective and appropriate Monitoring and Evaluation systems for all project activities in Lagos and Cross Rivers States.
The post will involve coordination with state teams, and in line with USAID reporting requirements, and with SC guidelines and best practices.
Key Areas of Accountability
Based on the project proposal, implementation plan, and donor reporting requirements, implement the system for capturing and documenting data and relevant information on project activities, beneficiaries, outputs, outcomes, and impacts, which is feasible, practical, and “user friendly”, and will obtain valid and reliable information.
Ensure an effective M&E data collection and reporting system with all partners through mentorship, on the job training, site visits and other technical support as needed. Ensure systems are well understood and properly implemented by all partners.
Work with partners and state teams to maintain reporting processes to ensure that all information and data is collected, documented, and collated in an accurate and timely manner.
Support the conduct of periodic supportive supervision and Data Quality Assessment visits to state teams, partners, and communities
Facilitate the sharing of information obtained with communities, and other stakeholders through a regular feedback mechanism.
Ensure programming is aligned to targets and indicators contained in project proposal
Constantly update State team on activities progress
Provide on-going support to partners, and communities to maintain M&E systems; identify skill gaps that can be addressed in subsequent trainings.
Analyse information about the programme and make recommendations for improvement.
Prepare and submit monthly reports in ensuring utmost quality
Update project database routinely as at when required
Support monthly data review meetings in States
Any other duties as may be assigned by the Monitoring & Evaluation Director
Skills & Experience
Training in quantitative methodologies, including database management.
3 years of direct experience of monitoring and evaluation related to one or more of these fields: health, HIV, nutrition and/ or economics.
Strong analytical skills, and an understanding of a range of methods for monitoring, evaluation and assessment to promote evidence-based learning.
Computer literate.
Ability to support CSOs across board by building their capacity.
Planning skills, including ability to think creatively and set priorities, manage work plans and evaluate progress.
Strong communications skills (both written and verbal).
The ability to analyse complex data and summarise it for a range of different audiences.
Commitment to SC’s mission, values and approach (includes child protection, equal opportunities and health and safety).
Commitment to support cross organisational initiatives.
Commitment to team working and understanding of how to contribute.
Ability to operate within a predominantly administratively self-servicing environment.
Desirable:
A degree or a postgraduate level qualification or equivalent in economics or related discipline.
Experience working with in Systems Strengthening programs to support vulnerable children.
Experience of qualitative research techniques.
Experience in international development.
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