Meal Officer at Life at Best Development Initiative

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and update/pre-test quality assurance checklist tools for M&E team in collaboration with project staff.
• Provide support to the review and development of M&E systems for new projects, in collaboration with M&E projects teams at the field level
• Support teams to pilot data collection tools and integrate the findings into the final tools by providing feedback/error reports to the M&E DPM.
• Train and manage the M&E Field Staff to carry out regular M&E functions, ensuring that all Hhuman Rresource procedures and policies are adhered to.
• Provide oversight of field monitoring activities and conduct data quality assurance.
• Ensure timely and quality data collection, inclusive of needs assessments, household registration, baseline/end line surveys, Pd.Ms., KAP surveys, and others.
• Ensure timely and quality data entry, analysis, and interpretation by working closely with the program, Wash officer, wash assistant, hygiene promotion volunteers and M&E teams.
• Proactively identify good practices based on M&E findings and encourage utilization of data.
• Perform such other duties as may be assigned.

Qualifications

• Degree in M & E, Economics, International Development, Statistics, Public Health, Demography or related subject, with previous experience working in humanitarian projects.
• Minimum 3 years of proven experience in the Monitoring, Evaluation and Accountability of humanitarian or development programs.
• data collection, collation, analysis, and report writing
• Professional, motivated, open, creative, mature, responsible, flexible and, culturally sensitive
• Strong organizational and analytical skills, and ability to work under pressure
• Excellent team, budget and project management and representation competencies
• Commitment to and understanding of LABDI aims, values and principles
• Excellent computer skills, particularly with Microsoft Excel, spreadsheets, Sphere standard, SPSS, SPHINX, or other statistical packages
• Willing and able to be based and travel regularly within remote areas, where services are limited
• Fluency in English and Hausa (both written and spoken skills)
• Demonstrated knowledge of M&E concepts and international humanitarian quality standards.