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• Maintains a personal relationship with
  Jesus Christ. Is a consistent witness for Jesus Christ, maintains a
  courteous, Christ-like attitude in dealing with people within and outside
  of Compassion, and faithfully upholds Compassion’s ministry in prayer.
• Serves as an advocate for children –
  raising the awareness of the needs, neglect, nurture, and potential of
  children in poverty and challenging and enabling those within one’s
  influence to greater involvement and effectiveness on behalf of children.
• Supports overall holistic child
  development and provides ongoing subject matter expertise in using high
  quality data to measure program inputs, outputs, outcomes. Aids
  partnership facilitators, program support team and church partners by
  providing coaching and knowledge within monitoring and evaluation. Stays
  current in field of expertise including industry standards, national
  policies and best practices.
• Utilizes multiple tools and instruments
  that enable the partners and the program team to conduct empirical
  assessment through baseline surveys at the onset of partnerships and use
  the similar instruments to keep track of progress through generation of
  monitoring and evaluation reports, analyzes high quality baseline/needs
  assessment data to inform program design.
• Evaluates general partner compliance and
  adherence to standards, procedures, and policies related to program
  quality. Works with partnership facilitators and the program support team
  to provide information on intervention milestones realization, financial
  report status, child development milestone monitoring, partner maturity
  progress and such other programmatic aspects that would lead to the
  realization of partnership outcomes.
• Monitors partnership dashboards to track
  critical program dimensions and performance and enables the National
  Office to see meaningful improvements or decline in performance.
• Carries out simple analysis and
  interpretation of dashboard metrics movement and makes recommendations to
  the partnership facilitator.
• Charged with budgeting and planning for
  baseline surveys and other monitoring and evaluation activities in the
  National office.
• May provide expertise to other
  professionals and support staff in the monitoring and evaluation
  discipline.

• The ideal candidate for the Compassion
  International Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist job opportunity must
  hold a Bachelor’s degree in any related discipline plus a post Graduate
  Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation from a recognized institution.
• At least three years’ experience in
  monitoring and evaluation at intermediary level.
• Broad knowledge and understanding of
  holistic child development
• Effective communication &
  collaboration skills
• Data analysis and visualization skills,
  including advanced Microsoft Excel, Tableau, having Salesforce is an added
  advantage
• Broad knowledge and understanding of high
  quality data and the importance of strong data collection &
  interpretation principals
• Strong critical thinking
• Ability to drive with a valid driving
  permit will be an added advantage

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