CARE International in Pakistan has Gender and Governance as its core programme and this has adequately reflected in its M&E plan, system and tools. Under the supervision of the Program Manager the responsibilities of the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer are to provide technical support to partner organizations in implementation of the G&G monitoring plan; Provide strategic advice on data collection, analyzing data collected through monitoring and evaluation, collect information from partner and produce quality reports and case studies linked with LRSP of CIP. Feedback on planning processes and ensures better data management system. The M&E Officer will support in setting up the projects M&E systems synchronizing with country office M&E system and will have responsibility for maintaining the data base and strengthening of the system, building capacity of CARE and Partners Organization staff. This includes collecting, compiling and analyzing relevant data specifically based on the program/project process, input, outcome and impact indicators. The incumbent will also contribute to document lessons learned as the projects evolve.
I. RESPONSIBILITIES AND TASKS:
The M&E Officer will set up the M&E System for all ongoing projects including Every Voice Counts, Humanitarian Response in NWA, emergency preparedness response, health and education projects, and will have ultimate responsibility for maintaining the system, strengthening the system over time and building capacity of Implementing partners’ (IP) staff to utilize the system. This includes collecting, compiling and analyzing relevant data specifically based on the project indicators. The incumbent will also contribute to document lessons learned as the project evolves and share key lessons within and outside the organization.
Job Responsibility #1 Development of M&E system, tools, and processes:
Job Responsibility #2: Training and capacity building
1. Plan and develop processes for assessing capacity building needs of Implementing Partners M&E and project staff.
2. Conduct trainings and provide other technical assistance to build capacity of implementing partner staff in M&E (based on capacity building plans) i.e Qualitative and quantitative data collections, developing tailored monitoring plan, operating database systems
Job Responsibility #3: Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting
Job Responsibility #4: Proposal Development
1. Participate in proposal development of CARE Pakistan (other projects), including developing log frames, M&E plans, Gantt charts and/or other tools for program design, monitoring and evaluation.
Job Responsibility #5: Other duties
1. Keeps up to date on CARE DME resources, M&E strategies, concepts, and best practices relevant to the field of DME of development; and
I. Qualification
a) Education/Training
Required: Master’s degree in Social Science, Statistics or other related field.
Desired: Knowledge of statistical software i.e. SPSS, MS Access Database.
b) Experience:
Required: Minimum 3 – 5 years job-related experience.
Desired: Experience of working with National and International NGOs
c) Technical Skills
Required:
ü Highly organized, attention to detail and strong quantitative and qualitative analytical skills;
ü Computer skill particularly Microsoft Word, Excel, ACCESS, Power Point;
ü Good oral and written communication and interpersonal skills;
ü Firm belief in quality, integrity, teamwork, gender equality, participatory approach and
sustainability;
ü Proficiency in English, both verbal and written.
ü Being a Pushto speaker is a mandatory requirement.
Desired:
Utilizing programming and statistical software (such as SPSS, etc.) to compile data and information for various systems, and knowledge of basic Participatory, Design, Monitoring, and Evaluation concepts and research tools.
d) Competencies
Integrity, respect, accountability, courage, excellence, analytical ability, takes initiative, strong interpersonal skills, decision making, information monitoring, facilitating change, pro-active problem solving, planning & organizing.
The position will be based in Islamabad with frequent travel to FATA.
Demonstrated commitment to CARE's core values will be an essential requirement.
CARE is a leading global humanitarian and development organization. Since its establishment in 2005, CARE International in Pakistan (CIP) has been responding to major disasters and undertaking an array of development projects. CIP works through its local partners and a range of stakeholders for development, as well as emergency response related interventions, which makes collaboration a key component of its work, across the country. Health and education, with particular focus on women, are some of CARE’s core identified program areas in Pakistan, as part of its Long-Range Strategic Plan.