American Friends Service Committee Salama Hub Meal Officer Jobs in Ethiopia
American Friends Service Committee Salama Hub Meal Officer Jobs in Ethiopia
Duties and Responsibilities:Develop and implement program strategies and initiatives in line with organizational goals and objectives.
Collaborate with stakeholders and partners to plan and execute program activities.
Monitor program activities and ensure adherence to established goals and timelines.
Engage with the community to foster participation and ownership of program initiatives.
Build and maintain strong relationships with local partners and organizations.
Contribute to the development of Partnership assessment templates, MEAL plan program proposals, reports, and other relevant documents.
Document and implement best practices and methodologies related to the specific focus of the program.
Evaluate program impact and outcomes using participatory and inclusive approaches.
Provide support and guidance to program team members and partners.
Support the AFSC Salama Hub program team to develop a Monitoring and Evaluation plan in line with the results to be attained in the framework of AFSC's current program cycle and ASPS.
Responsible for the fine-tuning and operationalization of the developed log frame together with any other MEAL aspects of the Salama Hub program’s current and future work.
Responsible for ensuring partner compliance to project agreements and AFSC compliance to internal and back donor reporting timelines, templates, and achievement of program results.
Develop and periodically review and update Standards of Procedures to ensure continuing project viability and relevance in guiding management, partners, and project beneficiaries.
Responsible for the training and coaching of the implementing partners, to ensure that they build capacity to collect, analyze, reflect, and use the monitoring data for quality improvement of the program.
Responsible for aggregating the monitoring data and liaising with the AFSC Programme team to enter data into the Salama Hub program system and generally update the AFSC internal database for its past and current projects.
Together with the finance and administration officers process award documents, draft sub-agreements, MOUs, and similar documents to local partners to ensure that key compliance requirements are reflected.
Responsible for facilitation of the use of monitoring information, evaluations for learning & accountability at both partnership and AFSC program team levels on an ongoing basis and during organized learning events.
In collaboration with the Program Team, responsible for the coordination of the work of external consultants involved in the baseline, mid-term, and final evaluations, to ensure consistent, high-quality evaluations to enable organizational learning, accountability, and visibility.
Responsible for making MEAL results visible via AFSC and partners’ websites, stakeholder meetings, and other relevant visibility/communication channels. Integration of this learning into funding proposals, whilst ensuring monitoring and evaluation aspects are adequately represented in proposals.
Provide periodic Monitoring and Evaluation briefings of AFSC program implementation internally and to stakeholders as appropriate.
Provide guidance by identifying capacity-building needs for participants and partner organizations with special attention to Monitoring and Evaluation of projects and activities using active accompaniment of program activities.
Participate in
planning and implementing Dialogue and Exchange Programme organized by Salama Hub by enhancing the Monitoring and Evaluation aspect of DEPs.
Assist with inputs into quarterly reports, biannual and annual reports, and review narrative and financial reports of grants to partners from a monitoring, accountability, and evaluation lens.
Develop relevant tools, training modules, curricula, and courses for enhancing monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning systems of the organisation, pre-test/test/review/update tools for relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, impact, and sustainability.
Articulate AFSC’s values and principles including its commitment to peace and nonviolent approaches to social justice and peacebuilding at external meetings and when required.
Formulate performance objectives and personal development plan.
Meet regularly with line supervisor to review performance objectives and exchange feedback and perform any other duties deemed necessary by the Salama Hub Director.
Minimum Qualifications:
Education:
Bachelor's degree in social science fields, such as economics, development studies, information management, statistics, or sociology, peacebuilding, international relations, humanitarian affairs, or other fields relevant to AFSC’s work on peace, social justice, and humanitarian assistance. Specific training in M&E will be an added advantage.
Experience:
Knowledge/experience of 4 years in Program / Project cycle management, organizational development, evaluation and monitoring.
Knowledge/experience in Grant management and exposure to multiple donor agencies.
Knowledge of working within the context of NGOs or development organizations.
Experience in specific program areas, such as education or human rights protection, can be preferred. Knowledge/experience in documentation and database management
Knowledge/experience in peacebuilding areas, and conflict sensitivity approaches
Other Required Skills & Abilities:
Commitment to Quaker values and testimonies. Understanding of and compatibility with the principles and philosophy of the American Friends Service Committee including nonviolence and the belief in the intrinsic worth of every individual.
Understanding of and commitment to the principles, concerns, and considerations of AFSC regarding issues of race, class, nationality, religion, age, gender and sexual orientation, and disabilities. Demonstrated ability to work and communicate with diverse staff.
Demonstrated analytical and communications skills; fluency in spoken and written English is required.
Strong analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills are essential. Proficient in data collection, analysis, and management tools, such as Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and potentially statistical software (SPSS, STATA).
An ability to take the initiative, manage priorities and work independently on specific issues.
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