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• Support in the implementation of M&E tools as per WCH Standards
  at field level.
• Responsible for monthly/quality data collection/reporting on
  progress of the projects.
• Participate in conducting base line surveys for report writing.
• Maintain project beneficiaries data base at field level.

• Responsible for the effective and efficient implementing M&E
  policies and strategies according to WCH methodology at field level.
• Responsible for proper and clear dissemination of M&E tools to
  the beneficiaries and partners and conduct training on them.
• Maintain confidentiality, security of data and ensured strict
  adherence to ethics of data management as per WCH standards.
• Assist in identifying training needs in the area of M&E at level
  for the project team.

• Responsible for monthly data collection/reporting on progress of the
  projects to line manager.
• Ensured data reliability by reviewing, identify possible errors,
  follow-up and ensure data is cleaned and valid regularly.
• Maintain an accurate and updated database for all beneficiaries at
  field level.
• Ensure accurate profiling of all beneficiaries is done timely.
• Suggest additional/appropriate methods of data collection when
  required.
• Backup all M&E databases and results to a database/external hard
  drive provided on a weekly basis.
• Conduct data quality audit regularly
• Collect quantitative feedback from partners and project stakeholders
  on implementation.

• Assist in contributing baseline surveys for new proposals when
  required.
• Assist in conducting qualitative feedback on project implementation.
• Perform any other duties as assigned by your line manager.

• The ideal candidate for the War Child Holland (WCH) Monitoring &
  Evaluation Assistant job must hold a Diploma in M&E, statistics,
  social science, or any other related field.
• Knowledge of quantitative and qualitative monitoring &
  evaluation tools.
• One year of experience in monitoring and evaluation.
• One year of experience of working on humanitarian or development
  projects, preferably focusing on at least one of the following areas:
  psychosocial support, child protection, education.
• Experience of working with an INGO/NGO is desirable.
• Know how to ride a motorbike and in possession of a valid riding
  licence is a MUST
• Strong social and communicative skills.
• Fluent in English.
• Good computer skills.
• Strong analytical skills.
• Strong reporting and writing skills.
• Cultural sensitivity.
• Attention to detail with strong follow up.
• Team oriented.
• Ability to work efficiently independently.
• Ability to network, lobby, and advocate on behalf of War Child
  Holland.
• Ability to ride a motor bike and have a valid license.

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