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• Provide
  support in the implementation of the planning, monitoring, documentation,
  learning systems for DCA projects in West Nile.
• Take
  lead in gathering data and supporting DCA staff, volunteers, community
  members, hired consultants and others.
• Provide
  support in research activities, both quantitative and qualitative, for
  assigned DCA projects.
• Support
  the DCA team to meet the requirements of the Annual Country Report, and
  other donor reports.
• Assist
  staff to contribute to and meet the needs of the monitoring framework;
• Assist
  DCA Team to maintain and follow an updated Accountability Framework and
  Complaints Handling Mechanism, consistent with DCA Great Lakes Regional
  Office complaints handling policy; and
• Assist
  in receiving and processing complaints referred to DCA Offices.
• Support
  continued learning to improve monitoring of DCA projects, ensure that
  lessons learnt are built into project design and delivery and to build the
  capacity of DCA project and partner NGO staff to strengthen their
  monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning systems and
  approaches.

• The
  ideal candidate for the Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEAL)
  Assistant job opportunity should preferably hold a Bachelor’s degree in
  Social Sciences field, Monitoring and Evaluation
• Post
  Graduate Diploma in Project Planning and Management will be added
  advantage
• Three
  years of field experience in Program Design and Development, Monitoring
  and Evaluation, and Capacity Building.
• Demonstrated
  ability in the use of quantitative and qualitative data collection and
  analytical techniques.
• Demonstrated
  ability to transfer knowledge through informal and formal training.
• Demonstrated
  ability in the use of quantitative and qualitative methods including
  questionnaire design, survey techniques and participatory approaches.
• Strong
  interpersonal skills and the ability to work in a team.
• Good
  organizational and time management skills.
• Excellent
  written and oral communication skills in English.
• Computer
  proficiency in word processing, Power Point, database, spreadsheet, Excel
  and graphics presentations, including one or more of the following
  programs: Access Epi Info, SPSS, Magpi, and other internet applications.
• Previous
  experience with developing DME tools
• Preferred
  knowledge of Mobile Monitoring Technologies (MMT) and ICT4D tools.
• Experience
  in monitoring cash based intervention programs.
• Understands
  international standards in humanitarian protection and accountability
  (e.g. CHS, SPHERE, Red Cross/Crescent Code of Conduct, etc).

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