Corps (GHC)
Center for Health, Human Rights & Development (CEHURD)
Uganda
Ugandan
550 dollars per month
organizations that require new thinking and innovative solutions. We provide
these young leaders with the tools to remain connected after their fellowship
year finishes, deepening their ability to enact change through heightened
skills and strong partnerships. We currently place fellows in Malawi, Rwanda,
Uganda, the United States, and Zambia.
organization, which is pioneering the enforcement of human rights and the
justiciability of the right to health in Eastern Africa. Founded in 2007 and
registered under the laws of Uganda, as a company limited by guarantee
Certificate No. 114712, it was formed to contribute towards ensuring that laws
and policies are used as the principal tools for the promotion and protection
of health and human rights of populations in Uganda, and the East African
region. CEHURD focuses its efforts on critical issues of human rights and
health systems in East Africa such as sexual and reproductive health rights,
trade and health, and medical ethics which affect the vulnerable and
less-advantaged populations such as women, children, orphans, sexual
minorities, people living with HIV/AIDS, persons with disabilities,
internally-displaced persons, refugee populations and victims of violence,
torture, disasters and conflict.
and Evaluation (M&E) Associate will provide support in monitoring and
evaluating the Center for Health, Human Rights and Development’s (CEHURD)
ongoing projects. The M&E Associate will be responsible for overall M&E
and learning needs of CEHURD’s projects and will come up with findings based on
key data that demonstrate the performance of the projects. The Associate,
working with the Program Managers, will also help CEHURD in strengthening its
M&E functions to help deliver better programming based on their
experiences. The Associate will play a role in promoting key learnings for the
improvement of the projects and for wider learning in our organization.
- Oversee regular data collection through
CEHURD’s programs and ensure quality of the data by random verifications
and validations - Record, manage, and preserve monitoring
and evaluation data in a safe and accessible manner - Analyze and discuss findings based on
regular monitoring data - Provide technical support on M&E and
evidence-based recommendations to the relevant Program Managers, Staff,
and Partners - Ensure that implementation of field
activities adheres to CEHURD’s monitoring and evaluation system - Support partners in conducting baseline
surveys and knowledge, attitude, practice (KAP) surveys - Participate actively in program planning
process and budgeting of the program quality and fundraising unit - Support Program team in developing the
annual and six month organizational reports - Support Program team in dealing with any
other tasks as may be required
Experience:
- The ideal candidate for the Global Health
Monitoring and Evaluation Associate job placement should hold a Bachelor’s
degree or master’s degree in public health or any M&E-related field - At least two years of M&E or relevant
experience - Previous experience in designing tools and
strategies for data collection, analysis, and production of reports - Expertise in analyzing data using
statistical software - At least five years of experience in the
design and implementation of M&E/MIS in development projects
implemented by national/international NGOs/UN bodies/government - Proven ICT skills, especially in the
development of MIS software using database software - Preferred M&E experience in an
academic institution, NGO, or a research agency - Strong training and facilitation skills
- Adhere to CEHURD values and to actively
promote their application amongst colleagues - Undertake tasks in a creative,
self-driven, and innovative fashion - Identify and implement additional
tasks/ideas of benefit to the organization
and Logistics:
growth that the fellowship offers, the Global Health Corps fellowship includes
the following benefits. GHC arranges several logistical details on fellows’
behalf with the expectation that fellows will take ownership of their overall
experience. Read on below to learn more about how these items apply to specific
placements:
Monthly living stipend of $550
Award of $1500 upon successful completion of the
fellowship year
Housing, including utilities assistance
Health or travel medical insurance
Support in applying for visas and/or work
permits, as necessary
Travel costs covered to and from placement site,
GHC training and retreats
Professional development funds of up to $600
the aforementioned organization should express interest by clearly following
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