Job PurposeThe primary responsibility of the role is to support in the coordination and implementation of MEAL activities for the GAC funded Time to Care project and also support development partners in the Country thematic areas. The role is key in offering support to project teams to track project performance indicators and providing technical MEAL support to partners aimed at building capacities and improving the project delivery. This will be achieved through adopting result-based management frameworks/tools for monitoring and generating evidence required for learning and to improve programming.Key ResponsibilitiesProgramme Management, Implementation and Resourcing – 30%Support programme and partner staff in designing and implementing MEALProvide timely feedback to implementation teams from the MEAL system findings to enhance effectiveness of program/project implementation and steps needed to achieve desired outcomes.Support in the development of grievance monitoring, assessments and tools forEnsure there is documentation of the feedback/complaints from the accountabilitySupport in the maintenance of a complaints database and the management complaints referral system.Partnership management, capacity building and support – 50%Support in the assessment of partner MEAL capacity and design of appropriate processes to ensure skills are developed.Provide mentoring and coaching to relevant partners' staff on MEAL processes andMonitor status and progress of Project implementation based on performance indicators and the MEAL Plan.Support programme and partner staff in strengthening accountability and learningResearch and knowledge generation – 20%Develop clear and user-friendly data collection and reporting formats in collaboration with project teams at different levels.Conduct field monitoring visits and draft reports indicating recommendations to project managers and MEAL Advisor on the project quality and desired improvement plans.Compile monthly write-ups and reports tracking the progress of remote monitoring system; complaints and beneficiary feedback system and highlighting areas for improvement in the remote monitoring system.Work with the Programmes and Communications team in the documentation of impact through Case studies, Human Interest stories and Success stories to ensure evidence-based decision making by teams.Skills and CompetenciesEssentialBachelor's degree in International Development, Project management, Development studies, Statistics or closely related fields, with specialized training in monitoring and evaluation, or a combined professional qualification and sound experience.A minimum of 4 years of direct, "hands-on" working experience in building and operating monitoring and evaluation of projects/programs.Experience in designing result-based monitoring frameworks for development programming.Development programme experience with international NGOs or other international organizations.Excellent interpersonal skills, verbal and written communicationsStrong Team workingFlexibility in tasks undertaken and exposure of working in ASALAbility to work under pressure andGood report writing skills, strong writing and communication skills and analytical abilities, particularly in the areas of learning, and capacity development/transfer.Excellent working knowledge of Knowledge of Access databases an advantage.Able to take initiative and exercise sound judgAbility to manage multiple tasks in an effective, pro-active and timelyDesirableFamiliarity with project cycle management, monitoring andOrganised and able to manage own time under guidance and direction from line-Commitment to Oxfam's overall aims and beliefs, including strong commitment to gender, diversity issues, equal opportunities and capacity building.Strong interpersonal and self-awarenessAbility and willingness to undertake extensive travel in theWell-developed conceptual, critical, analytical thinking and planningAbility to take Initiative, drive to achieve results, ability to develop effectiveUnderstanding and experience of gender equity issues and their relevance to development work.Ability to work effectively with others, adaptive and flexible.Person specificationMost importantly, every individual at Oxfam needs to be able to:Live our values of INCLUSION, ACCOUNTABILITY, EMPOWERMENT, COURAGE, SOLIDARITY and EQUALITY (read more about these here ).Ensure you commit to our ORGANIZATIONAL ATTRIBUTES (including adhering to the Code of Conduct).Be committed to our feminist principles , and to applying them in your day-to-day behaviour and your work. Be ready to keep learning, with accountability to those who experience oppression as a result of their identities, such as their gender, race/ethnicity, disability, class, or LGBTQIA identity."Be committed to undertaking Oxfam's safeguarding training and adhering to relevant policies, to ensure all people who come into Oxfam are as safe as possible
