Title: Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator
Station: Kampala, Uganda
to: Director of
Programmes
US:
member of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), and its core
mandate is to promote high quality, high-impact and gender sensitive Sexual
& Reproductive Health and Rights information and services through capacity
building, specialized service delivery, issue specific advocacy and strategic
partnerships.
Summary: The Monitoring
and Evaluation Coordinator will be tasked with strengthening RHU’s Monitoring and Evaluation system to
address the evolving needs of the Association.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Actively
monitor and evaluate the implementation of RHU Programs and Projects
Consolidate
and analyze Association service statistics and advise management about
adherence to programme focus vis a vis Strategic Plan
Package
RHU programme out-puts and periodically share them with management and
stakeholders
Mentor
and train staff in the use of M&E, and on different Research methods
Facilitate
data management of the Association, including production of reports
Take
lead in strengthening the Research, Monitoring and Evaluation system that
stimulates greater learning and measurement of progress
Oversee
the production, dissemination and utilization of evidence-based research and
subsequent results
Take
part in Association annual programme planning and budgeting
Significantly
contribute to research planning and budgeting process, including developing of
concept papers and proposals
Participate
in resource mobilization initiatives of the Association
Perform
any other professional duties as may be assigned by the supervisor
Skills and Experience:
All
applicants should preferably hold a Master’s degree in Statistics or Computer
Science.
A
minimum of three years’ experience in social research, data base design and
maintenance
Prior
experience in qualitative as well as quantitative data analysis and
dissemination.
Familiarity
with Computer packages such as SPSS, Epi-info, Stata, SAS etc
Individuals
with previous NGO experience will have added advantage.
Extensive
working knowledge and skills in, monitoring, evaluation and research.
Proven
knowledge and experience in quantitative and qualitative M/E and research methods
especially in Reproductive Health;
Demonstrated
ability to write concise reports and submit them within set deadlines;
Proven
ability to work effectively under pressure, and to conceptualize, develop, and
implement performance based improvement strategies.
Training
skills and ability to generate and maintain accurate records.
to Apply:
post or hand-deliver a letter of application with certified copies of academic
transcripts, a detailed Curriculum Vitae and other relevant certificates plus
contact addresses (e-mail) of three referees (including day time telephone
numbers) to: The Executive Director, Reproductive Health Uganda, P.O. Box 10746
Kampala Or hand-deliver at: RHU Head Office, Plot 2, Katego Road, Kamwokya
(Opposite Uganda Museum) or submit electronically via email to: [email protected]
and copy to [email protected]
applicants will be contacted. Applications received after the closing date will
not be considered. Female applicants are encouraged to apply
31st December 2015
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