MEAL Officers
Islamic Relief Worldwide Sudan

As an independent humanitarian and development organisation, Islamic Relief has been serving humanity for 35 years. With an active presence in over 40 countries across the globe, we strive to make the world a better and fairer place for the three billion people still living in poverty.

 

 


 Vacancy No: 33
 Section/Unit: Program
 Grade Level: 5
 Supervisor: MEAL Coordinator
 No. of Post: 2
 Duty Station: Port Sudan Office
 Duration: 12 Months
 Closing Date: 30 Dec 2024

 
 Background:

• JOB SUMMARY: 
The MEAL Officer is responsible for supporting MEAL function, provides technical support and track projects indicators, helps in designing and implementation of basic MEAL tools, regularly and systematically collecting and analyzing data (Monitoring). Reporting Program performance in a timely manner, in collaboration with MEAL Coordinator, the MEAL Officer works as a focal point to verify all projects' narrative reports and is thus responsible for vetting the content against the project's actual performance, and collaborating with MEAL Coordinator regarding the execution of surveys, assessments, evaluations, review missions etc commissioned to the project. The job holder is responsible for maintaining the project’s documents and avails them to all concerned for use and reference.
 



 
 Duties and responsibilities:

1. Establish and maintain monitoring and evaluation systems/standards and work to achieve High-Quality information collection and analysis across to drive quality implementation. 
2. Ensure data is protected and valid with the highest quality by performing routine data quality assessments and data audits.
3. Collaborate with IRW Program Team to strengthen beneficiary feedback mechanisms, inform IRW Sudan’s MEAL best practices, and provides training on MEAL. 
4. MEAL Officer will be responsible for sourcing data and information for specific MEAL needs directly from other stakeholders, particularly for indicators not requiring a survey and for baseline indicators.
5. Review monitoring and evaluation approach, system and mechanism, process and procedures of MEAL Model Theory of change and Log frame for project activities under its various components and independently verify the project performance against the implementation schedules; and the planned output.
6. Guided by the Country Office Monitoring and Evaluation system, develop and maintain project-level standardized protocols and use for project monitoring, evaluation, accountability checking, and lessons learned and best practice documentation    
7. Produce and share regular project performance monitoring reports 
8. Guide/advise the technical officers and the Project Management to take corrective actions to keep the project performance aligned with the project design throughout the project period 
9. Ensure periodic MEAL reports are compiled and disseminated including a monthly action plan tracker, Indicator Performance Tracking Table, CFRM, and quarterly MEAL reports.
10. Review project progress reports produced by the technical officers against the monitoring reports 
11. Serve as reporting focal point for the project at the sub-office level  and responsible to compile the sector reports and produce final draft project  progress  reports   
12. Initiate and draft the field office level project performance information required for “Payment by Results” reports to the donor if needed
13. Conduct continuous analysis of the project processes, conduct case studies, document lessons learned and best practices, and provide feedback to the project technical officers and project management 
14. Interact independently with the project target communities, the direct and indirect beneficiaries, project partners  and stakeholders, etc  and solicit their views on the project  and provide feedback to the attention of the technical officers and project management 
15. Serve as a focal point at the sub-office level to facilitate and provide support to  internal and external assessments, surveys, evaluations, reviews, stakeholders visits, etc commissioned to the project 
16. Maintain user-friendly records system for the program side  of the project at the sub-office level 
17. Any other functions and responsibilities of appropriate nature to IRW assigned by the supervisor 
 


 
 Minimum Qualification, Skills and Experience Required:

A. Academic qualifications need of the job 
• University graduate in social science or any relevant field. Experience can substitute for academic qualification, but not vice versa.
• Academic qualification/ certification on monitoring and evaluation profession is desirable.

 

B. Experience and skills need of the job

Need Category                                                                           Level of Need
EssentialDesirable
Experience 
 
• A minimum of 2 years field experience related to monitoring, evaluation, Accountability, Learning and reporting in international NGOs
• Proven work experience of monitoring and evaluation in a multi-sector project (WASH, FSL, Nutrition, Protection, Health, Education) 
• Field work experience in post-conflict/transitional settings.
• Proven experience on participatory assessment approaches.
• Familiarity with Sustainable Development Goals, Do no Harm Policy, Red cross/crescent code of conduct and Core Humanitarian Standard. 
 
Work experience 

Skills 
 
• Good to excellent skills in development and maintenance of monitoring and evaluation tools and protocols.
• Good to excellent Computer and IT skills. 
• Good to excellent reporting skills.
• Excellent writing skills in English.
• Ability to work under pressure and meet the deadlines.

Strong command on Data analysis software (SPSS, Kobo, Excel, Commcare, power BI, EPI- Info …etc)

 

C. Physical competence need of the job

• Ability and willingness to work under high pressure 
• Ability and willingness to live and work in security hazardous areas 
 


                                                                     Women are encouraged to apply

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