Monitoring and Evaluation Officer_TWIYUNGE
World Vision Burundi
wvb_comms@wvi.org +257 22 215 669 https://www.wvi.org/burundi/
PURPOSE OF POSITION
(Position will be located mandatory at Makamba Province)
This position will contribute to organizational learning and accountability through project baselines, evaluations, monitoring and reporting, to demonstrate the project contribution and impact to communities focusing the ministry for greater impact.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES
Time | Role Dimension / Major Activities | End Results Expected |
40% |
| Project monitoring tools used, activities well implemented and excellent reporting Documented success stories, impact, and quality reports |
30% | Baseline & Evaluation
| Excellent baseline and evaluation reports |
20% | Risk Management
| Risks alleviated throughout the project |
10% | Staff Management
| Collaborated relations and conducive operating environment |
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Bachelor degree in International Development Studies, Social Sciences, Statistics, Management or other related fields.
Relevant experience of at least 3 years in Community Development with a focus on monitoring and evaluation in INGO.
Other Competencies/Attributes:
Strong research skills using different methodologies
Strong report writing and communications skills
Project management Skills
Strong capacity building skills using different methodologies
Knowledge of various technologies that can leverage programming, such as GIS, Mobile solutions in research, etc.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including report-writing and formal communication skills.
Excellent computer skills, including proficiency in MS Office and Lotus Notes (or another main email system such as Microsoft Outlook).
Experience with development project management tools such as logframes, monitoring and evaluation tools and budgets.
Must be a committed Christian, able to stand above denominational diversities.
Work Environment:
Work environment: Filed-based with travel to the NO when called upon
Domestic Travelling: Regular internal travel to project areas is required
On call: 10% and in emergency and disaster situations, the position will be required to be on-call
How to apply:
Should you wish to apply for this position, please go to http://careers.wvi.org/job-opportunities-in-burundi. If this is your first time applying online via the World Vision International careers website, you will need to register an account along with your application details. This site will provide you with additional functionality, such as saved searches and email alerts. Registration requires minimal information to create your account. Further details will be collected during the application process. All applicants must apply using our online application system, CVs received via email or standard post will NOT be considered.
In case you face challenges applying through the online system, please call HR department for support. The closing date for submission of applications (Updated and signed CV, motivation letter, certificates of service, and Certified Degrees) is May 23, 2021. No late applications will be accepted.
Important Note:
World Vision Burundi does neither use employment agencies nor does it charge money for recruitment, interviews or medical checks.
As a child focused organization, World Vision is committed to the protection of children and does not employ staff whose background is not suitable for working with children.
Although all applications will be considered on their individual merit, suitably qualified women are especially encouraged to apply.
World Vision Burundi (ONG)
wvb_comms@wvi.org
+257 22 215 669
https://www.wvi.org/burundi/
Quartier Rohero I Avenue d'Italie n° 3 B.P. 1606 Bujumbura Burundi
Historique
World Vision travaille au Burundi depuis plus de cinq décennies.
Les équipes de World Vision ont commencé à travailler au Burundi en 1963. Leurs opérations se sont arrêtées vers la fin des années 1980 mais ont repris en 1993, en réponse aux besoins humanitaires pressants provoqués par les troubles civils généralisés. En 1995, ils ouvert leur bureau à Bujumbura.
Au cours des 30 dernières années, leur travail, qui consistait à fournir des secours d'urgence, est passé d'investir dans des programmes de développement à long terme.
Actuellement, leur personnel et leurs programmes apportent espoir et aide aux enfants et aux communautés à travers le pays grâce à un large éventail de projets intégrés et holistiques. Ils travaillent avec ceux qui sont les plus vulnérables - les pauvres et les opprimés - sans distinction de religion, de race, d’origine ethnique ou de sexe.
À ce jour, World Vision apporte espoir et assistance à plus de 1 000 000 enfants (dont plus de 40 000 sont des enfants parrainés) et à leurs communautés dans le cadre de 18 programmes de développement régional (ADP) chaque année. Leurs programmes visent à garantir que les enfants et leurs communautés ont accès à une eau salubre, …
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