and Evaluation Officer
International
Uganda
Advisor
is an international non-profit organization that was founded in 1977 and works
to promote the realization of the fundamental rights of the poor, the
vulnerable, and those affected by humanitarian crisis. GOAL currently works in
16 countries, with our head office in Dublin, Ireland.
with Mercy Corps, VSO and Restless Development, the Driving Youth-led New
Agribusiness and Microenterprise (DYNAMIC) programme will strengthen systems
and facilitate the creation of sustainable economic opportunities for
disadvantaged Ugandan youth. DYNAMIC’s overall goal is to increase the number
of young people who are in secure employment or self-employment and to promote
effective and efficient agricultural market systems for youth. Through a
market-driven and holistic approach, DYNAMIC will engage an array of public and
private sector actors to increase access to goods, services, markets,
information and productive and social assets to increase productivity of Ugandan
agribusinesses and non-farm enterprises.
125,000 out-of-school youth aged 15 – 24 living in peri-urban and rural areas
within eight districts of northern Uganda over five years. Through an
innovative, market facilitation approach, DYNAMIC will promote long-term
efficiency in existing agricultural systems.
Youth already engaged in on-farm activities will move from subsistence
to more productive and profitable farming. DYNAMIC will increase the
employability of Ugandan youth by facilitating access to demand driven
technical skills, knowledge and market information that directly respond to
business opportunities in the agricultural sector. In parallel, DYNAMIC will
link agribusinesses and microenterprises to market opportunities and diverse
stakeholders and ensure they can utilize appropriate (formal and informal)
financial services. DYNAMIC’s design recognizes that youth are a diverse age
group requiring tailored interventions to fit their stage in life and
transition into the workforce. In particular, DYNAMIC will ensure that
participating youth, particularly young women, are engaging in appropriate,
safe, and productive economic opportunities.
grantee and along with Mercy Corps, will directly implement the programme
across eight districts. VSO is the technical lead for skills and learning and
Restless Development is the technical lead for youth engagement. Mercy Corps is
the technical lead for market development and financial services and GOAL is
the technical lead for M&E. Overseas Development Institute (ODI) will
provide technical back stopping to overall M&E systems on behalf of
MasterCard Foundation.
responsible for the routine implementation of M&E activities for DYNAMIC
programme funded by MasterCard Foundation. A key function of this position is
to support the further development and implementation of the monitoring and
evaluation system that will provide information at project, programme and
country office level for measuring the outcomes and impact of the DYNAMIC
programme. In addition, the post-holder
will be expected to identify and share lessons learned in order to learn from
and improve practice and contribute to a continuous improvement of the quality
of our work.
Participate
in the further development and maintenance of DYNAMIC MEL system.
Ensure
that the M&E Plan is implemented as much as is practically possible;
Support
and carry out regular monitoring of indicators, activities and outputs of
DYNAMIC programme;
Co-design
and carry out (baseline/mideline/endline) surveys, assessment, research
exercises, market diagnosis survey etc as appropriate and possible to support
programme development, monitoring, evaluation and/or learning;
Seek to
identify learning points across the range of work carried out, and identify
opportunities to share this learning through meetings, workshops, reports, etc;
Implement
a robust research to assess the impact of the program on youth’s economic and
non-economic outcomes over time.
Contribute
to and implement the use of Digital Data Gathering tools, data platforms (TOLA,
MWATER etc).
The
applicant for the GOAL International Monitoring and Evaluation Officer job must
hold a Degree in social sciences, development studies or related, relevant
subject
Two years
of work experience
Good
computer skills (MS Word and Excel)
Good
knowledge of statistical packages for data analysis (SPSS, Excel, STATA,
Atlas-ti etc)
Strong
analytical skills
Good
communication skills (written, spoken)
Good
Interpersonal and Team relationship
Good
training and workshop facilitation skills
Good,
demonstrable writing skills in English
Relevant
post-graduate degree
Experience
in working with market-based approaches
Experience
in working with Digital Data Gathering tools and platforms (e.g. MWATER, COMM
care)
Experience
in a similar position with an international NGO
qualified and interested applicants who meet the requirements should submit their
applications which must include at least 4 reference contacts (2 professional,
2 character references, including your supervisor and the most recent/previous
employer), and daytime contact number to; The Human Resource Manager, GOAL
Uganda on the email: [email protected]. PLEASE DO NOT ATTACH CERTIFICATES,
indicate the job title in the subject line.
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