Monitoring & Evaluation and Value for Money Coordinator at Save the Children

Save the Children works in over eight states in Nigeria with a current staff complement of approximately 123 staff and current expenditure of approximately G8P 6.8 million each year. Our programme implementation is focused in the Northern States including Katsina, Kebbi, Zamfara where we have offices and in Jigawa, Gombe, Yobe, Bauchi and Kaduna where we work with and through partners

 

Save me Children is about to launch an exciting new project in two states in Northern Nigeria, The project aims to provide up to 60,000 vulnerable families with regular cash transfers to reduce poverty and improve their ability to buy nutritious food.

 

In order to contribute to this and strengthen the impact of our programme on children we are looking for committed, effective and efficient candidates to fill five positions in our Child Development Programme (CDGP).

 

 Position: Monitoring & Evaluation and Value for Money Coordinator

 

Role Purpose:

To assume a lead technical role in developing, implementing, and maintaining effective and appropriate Monitoring and Evaluation systems for all project activities. This will include a particular focus on monitoring and evaluating the project’s Value for Money (economy, efficiency, and effectiveness). The post will involve coordination with project management and state teams, and in line with DFID reporting requirements, and with SC guidelines and best practices.

 

In order to be successful within this position, you will ideally have:

  • Advanced training in quantitative methodologies, including database management
  • 5 years of direct experience of monitoring and evaluation related to one or more of these fields: health, HIV, nutrition and/ or economics. Strong analytical skills and an understanding of a range of methods for monitoring, evaluation and assessment to promote evidence-based learning. Demonstrated ability to design, commission, and manage assessment methodologies evaluation.
  • Experience of cost benefit analysis, economic  appraisal or other value for money methodologies
  • Computer literate
  • Ability to build support from staff across members, and to build the capacity of other
  • Proven ability to coordinate effective resource allocation to ensure quality programmes
  • Sound strategic thinking and planning skills, including ability to think creatively and innovate and to set priorities, manageable work plans and evaluate progress
  • Strong communications skills (both written and verbal). The ability to analyze complex data and summarize it for a range of different audiences
  • Experience of working within budget constraints
  • Commitment  to  SC’s mission, values and approach (include child protection, equal opportunities and health and safety)
  • Commitment  to support cross organization initiatives
  • Commitment to team working and understanding of how to contribute
  • Ability to operate within a predominantly administratively self-servicing environment
  • Professional qualification at postgraduate level or equivalent in economics or related discipline
  • Experience working with social protection or cash transfer programmes
  • Experience in international development

 

 

Method of Application:

Kindly send your CV and covering letter on or before 14th February, 2013 explaining why you are suitable to Nigeria.Recruitment@savethechildren.org. State position clearly in the subject field as applications without appropriate subject will be disqualified. Also, applications received after the deadline will not be considered. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

In order to apply for more great opportunities, please visit our website on www.savethechildren.net/jobs

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