Develop integrated user-friendly database/software for MEAL.
Develop strategies and tools to improve staff member's ability to collect, review and analyze data.
Provide technical support to project staff on implementing MEAL plan and logical framework.
Manage baseline, mid-term and final evaluation and ensure quality methodology and analysis as well as timely delivery.
Develop manuals, user's guide, training materials for staff related to MEAL systems and analysis.
Develop communication materials, pamphlets, flyers, posters and others as required.
Produce quality reports and share success stories, lesson learned and best practices on regular basis.
Job Specification :
Master degree in relevant field with five years of experience in humanitarian and/or development organization in designing, implementing and overseeing MEAL related task.
Hands on experience of developing and managing software
Strong statistical skills including knowledge of Microsoft applications.
Experience in conducting impact studies including tool design, data analysis, innovative reporting and documenting best practices for organizational learning.
Experience of developing result framework including experience in developing MEAL systems.
Experience of quantitative and qualitative data collection/survey design, implementation and analysis.
Strong participatory management and supervision skills including interpersonal, communications, training and facilitation skills.
Who are eligible and interested to assume above mentioned ToRs are requested to apply with a detailed CV and
cover letter mentioning name of specific position.
Deadline: 31st July 2016
Email: vacancy.gni@goodneighbors.org
Only applicants who are short-listed will be contacted for the recruitment process. Applications received after the deadline will not be considered.
We encourage women and candidates from ethnic and marginalized communities to apply.
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Organization Summary
The Good Neighbour International (TGNI) is a community based, volunteer, non-government organisation (NGO) that works in a broad range of programs designed to provide financial security, stable accommodation and improved quality of life for our community. We largely work with families who choose how they wish to participate and who set their own goals to meet their own needs.TGNI is currently working in Fiji, Australia, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Papua New Guinea (PNG). In Fiji, we work in 9 established locations.
