FHI 360 Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Director Jobs in Tanzania
FHI 360 Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Director Jobs in Tanzania
DescriptionFHI 360 is seeking applications for a MEL Director for an anticipated USAID project in Tanzania, focused on improving reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health (RMNCAH) outcomes by increasing demand for and utilization of high-quality facility and community services.
The MEL Director will oversee the monitoring, evaluation and learning components of the project and develop and manage the MEL Plan.
The MEL Director will lead a team to develop and maintain systems to collect data and lead analysis to produce information on inputs, outputs, outcomes and impact of the program.
S/he will collaborate with and oversee sub-grantees to provide feedback on data collection and indicators; analyze data reported from sub-grantees, and support quality assurance throughout the program.
S/he will collaborate with the program team to design operations research (OR) and oversee the implementation of OR projects as well as analysis, dissemination, and use to support program learning.
The position will be based in Tanzania and will report to the Chief of Party. Recruitment is contingent upon successful award of the project and the selection of the final applicant is subject to USAID approval.
Job Summary/Responsibilities
The MEL Director will have the following responsibilities:
Design and oversee the monitoring, evaluation and learning activities of the project;
Lead a team in the design, development, planning, and implementation of project evaluation activities.
This includes development and dissemination of tools, materials, reports, papers, and intervention-linked research;
Develop strategies and tools for the design and implementation of monitoring of specific technical components;
Provide leadership and represent program in MEL-related interactions with donor, Ministry of Health and other key stakeholders;
Work closely with the technical leads and government and national partners and stakeholders to co-design program MEL approaches, activities and products. Ensure compatibility and coordination within the M&E framework, and consistency with national and donor requirements;
Provide technical assistance, develop and set up systems for the timely collection, management, analysis, and reporting of valid and reliable data that meet donor reporting requirements;
Show leadership in strengthening the M&E system,
building capacity of partners and staff, and improving alignment and support to host-country M&E systems;
Develop and lead the implementation of a robust learning agenda for continuous learning, collaboration and adaptation;
Undertake periodic reviews of program and/or country M&E systems, and participate in planning M&E system strengthening actions.
Provide guidance on information systems for quality assurance, as well as best practices documentation and reporting; and
Oversee the publication and dissemination of information on successful and promising approaches, lessons learned and other program results to program partners, donors, Government of the Republic of Tanzania counterparts and other key stakeholders.
Qualifications:
Master's Degree or higher in monitoring and evaluation, public health, demography, health management, social science, biostatistics, statistics, or a related field required.
10+ years’ experience in monitoring, evaluation, and research efforts, with at least five years’ experience in a management position.
Experience leading MEL approaches within USG-funded projects, particularly maternal, newborn, child health programs.
Strong quantitative and analytical skills and ability to articulate technical information clearly and effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Demonstrated expertise in rigorous quantitative and qualitative research and analytical methods.
Strong background or formal training in evaluating international development programs such as but not limited to, Family Planning and Reproductive Health and/or Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health.
Excellent report writing, analytical, and communication skills, including oral presentation skills.
Experience in knowledge management and dissemination of research findings.
Demonstrated ability to create and maintain effective working relations with host country government personnel, stakeholders, NGO partners, and international donor agencies.
Strong interpersonal, writing, and oral presentation skills in English and Swahili.
Ability to work independently and manage a high-volume workflow.
Experience with and documented skills for design, implementation, and oversight of electronic data collection tools (DHIS2, DHIS2 Tracker, COMM Care, SurveyCTO), and in the use of data visualization techniques and software (DHIS2, Tableau, PowerBI, etc.).
Strong skills using MS Excel Word, PowerPoint, and at least one data management software program (SAS,SPSS, Epi Info, Atlas).
How to Apply
For more information and job application details, see; FHI 360 Monitoring Evaluation and Learning Director Jobs in Tanzania
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