Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator at World Relief Rwanda (WRR): (Deadline 29 July 2022)

Position title:   

Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator

Department/Division:

Programs Impact Quality

Job title of supervisor:

Programs Impact Manager

Location:

Kigali

Start date:

Immediately

Length of opportunity:

Ongoing

Hours per week:

Full Time – 40 Hrs.

Number of positions open:

1

Purpose of the job:

World Relief Rwanda is seeking for an experienced and highly motivated   professional to join the M&E team to feel the position of an M&E Coordinator. The incumbent will have strong analytical and research skills; experience in development of study designs (both quantitative and qualitative approaches), experience in designing monitoring and evaluation tools for behavior change programs, and proven capacity to support others in a range of evaluation and data collection methodologies. The role involves supporting the project teams, community leadership and volunteers in the documentation of key human-interest stories, impact stories, best practices and other learnings. S/He also contributes significantly in the planning and overall implementation process World Relief’s Projects ensuring consistent compliance to the designs and standards.

Specific job duties:

Lead all monitoring and evaluation processes for Projects as assigned by the Programs Impact Manager.

Work with the Project Managers and other project staff to embed monitoring and evaluation into their projects.

1. Design and roll-out of monitoring tools that will be used to track progress and capture data at process and impact level across the program geo-coverage areas. These include both qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys.
2. Manage the documentation process ensuring quality and timely capturing and documentation of impact stories about the program.
3. Ensure programmatic data are regularly collected, processed, analyzed and shared timely with relevant program partners and stakeholders.
4. Create succinct reports that will inform Project Managers, staff, and partners of the progress of the project.
5. Provide advice on needs assessment and analysis, monitoring and evaluation methodologies in order to develop a consistent and continually improving approach to collecting and using data.
6. Assist others to put in place and carry out appropriate outcome-focused evaluation processes for the project. For example, helping to develop logic models and evaluation frameworks.
7. Promote the use of learning from evidence and evaluation, share and promote the use of performance and impact reports across the districts to drive learning, business improvements, planning and strategy.

Knowledge, skills, & abilities:

• Minimum Bachelor Degree in Public Health, Social Sciences, Statistics or equivalent degree in a related field
• Competent in the use of Microsoft Office application, and statistical packages such SPSS, Stata, CSPro or SAS.
• Excellent questionnaire design and programming using electronic data collection applications (such ODK, Kobo, SurveyCTO, ONA, CommCare etc.)
• Strong interpersonal skills are vital.
• Strong capacity building and facilitation skills
• Ability to work with minimum supervision, and to deal with problems/issues promptly and efficiently
• Ability to maintain performance expectations in conditions with limited resources.
• Excellent written and spoken in English and Kinyarwanda, French is an added value

Experience required: 

• 3 years’ experience   in the field of monitoring and evaluation, experience in outbreak related surveys would be a plus.
• Demonstrated experience in needs or capacity gap analysis, data collection, data cleaning, analysis and reporting.