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• Responsible for the implementation of the
  GWI EA RRF through support to the development and implementation of
  analytical methods and analysis of results at a country and regional level
• Technical guidance in the establishment of
  institutional research linkages at both national and regional levels,
  including dissemination of results and establishment of research
  collaboration
• Offer support to the development of
  national Learning Hubs and a Regional Learning Platform, including, where
  relevant, joint activity development with regional research institutes and
  other institutions
• Development of our Learning and Practice
  Alliance approach and methodology, including supporting internal learning
  within CARE USA and other partners within and beyond CARE
• Liaison with Programme Quality and
  Learning teams in all three countries to ensure compliance and
  coordination on M&E approaches and sharing of information on improved
  learning approaches
• Development of learning materials with the
  Communication Coordinator and support to wider communications activities,
  particularly relating to the management and development of the GWI EA
  media hub
• Steer the implementation of the Outcome
  Mapping approach and other M&E data collection and analysis within the
  GWI project, supporting national teams to deliver against agreed targets

• The Research, Monitoring and Evaluation
  Coordinator for the Global Water Initiative – East Africa (GWI EA) should
  possess a Masters degree or a postgraduate diploma  in any humanities field, with a
  specialization in development studies, rural development, Information
  Systems, Agriculture economics, Monitoring and Evaluation for results,
  Development Economics, Population studies, 
  MBA (Project Planning & Management option preferable or other
  related social science)
• At least three to five years’ experience
  since graduation in research, learning processes and monitoring and
  evaluation activities
• Demonstrated excellence in verbal (and
  particularly written) English and an ability to communicate effectively at
  all levels – from local communities to international events
• Good working knowledge of both qualitative
  and quantitative research techniques
• Experience of living and working in Uganda
  and/or other East African countries an advantage
• Extensive knowledge of agricultural water
  management and rural development issues, with a specific gender focus on
  East Africa is desirable
• Good understanding of action research
  approaches and experience of Outcome Mapping important
• Computer proficiency skills i.e. usability
  skills in standard software packages, plus skills in statistical packages
  desirable
• Demonstrable team-working skills and a
  firm commitment to gender equality, sensitivity to HIV/AIDS, conceptual
  understanding of participatory approaches and sustainable development are
  required
• Knowledge of any additional East African
  language would be an advantage
• Ability to live and work in Uganda

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