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SUMMARY:Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist
DESCRIPTION:PROGRAM SUMMARY: \nThe Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist will be responsible for managing and implementing the monitoring and evaluation country-level activities of its global program funded by the US Department of Labor (USDOL). The project aims to technically collaborate with host governments in reducing child labor through the following three outcomes: (1) strengthened labor and/or criminal legal framework concerning CL\, FL and/or HT; (2) improved enforcement of the labor and/or criminal legal framework\, specifically related to CL and FL; and\, (3) increased coordination among law enforcement and social protection entities \nESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: \nThe M&E will work in collaboration with the home office M&E Officer to design a project monitoring system for tracking and measuring the government’s capacity to address child labor\, forced labor and human trafficking\, that reflects the country contexts and meets USDOL’s standards. S/he will be responsible for overall monitoring and evaluation of project M&E activities\, developing/designing M&E tools & reports\, and to maintain/keep updated the program database. Specific responsibilities include but are not limited to: \n\nOversee project M&E system\, including the measurement of project indicators\, designing monitoring tools\, setting up the data flow system\, entering data into the database\, conducting data quality assurance and reporting.\nSupport design of strategies and approaches contextualized and aligned to stakeholders needs and priorities and contribute to develop activity and work plans.\nSupport country enforcement and coordination assessments and other research related CL\, FL and HT;\nAssist specific ministries staff to strengthen and maintain data systems\, collect/report on investigations\, prosecutions\, convictions and sentencing\, and assess and address systems gaps;\nMonitor the results of the program’s activities and contribute to periodic evaluations/assessments of specific interventions; contribute to dissemination of results to internal and external audiences.\nManage M&E database\, including logging project stakeholders\, project trainings and meetings\, attendance\, policy status\, and progress reports.\nAssess the achievement of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and work with M&E Officer to design Quality Improvement (QI) strategies.\nFacilitate and liaise with the external evaluation contractor.\nCollaborate with the Country Project Manager to prepare all project reports.\nDocument success stories\, promising practices\, and lessons learned for public dissemination.\nHold weekly skype calls with M&E officer in Arlington\, Virginia to report on progress.\nOther duties as assigned.\n\nQUALIFICATIONS: Successful candidates will have solid experience monitoring donor-funded programs a wide variety of stakeholders. Specific experience and specialization in at least two of the following is required: child labor\, forced labor\, human trafficking\, legal reform\, policy advocacy\, child protection and referral mechanisms\, and/or government capacity building. \nEDUCATION: Bachelor’s degree in statistics\, demographics\, public policy\, international development\, economics\, or related field. Master’s degree or bachelor’s plus and advanced certificate in M&E\, statistics\, or economics preferred. \nTechnical: Five years’ professional experience in a M&E position in development projects. \nWork Experience: \n\nExperience in strategic planning and performance measurement\, including indicator selection\, target setting\, reporting\, database management\, and developing M&E and/ performance monitoring plans.\nExperience in planning and managing surveys.\nExperience developing and refining data collection tools.\nExperience managing and providing ongoing training to staff and key stakeholders on data collection\, M&E\, etc.\nExperience with data quality assessments and oversight.\n\nSkills/Knowledge: \n\nKnowledge of the major evaluation methodologies and data collection and analysis methodologies.\nFluency in oral and written Thai and English languages\, is required.\nExcellent written and oral communication skills.\nComputer proficiency in word processing\, spreadsheet\, and presentation software (Microsoft).\nFamiliarity with database and statistical applications such as SPSS\, SAS\, or STATA\, is preferred.x\n\nWinrock is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to providing equal employment opportunity for all people and value diversity and inclusiveness. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to perceived or actual race\, color\, religion\, sex\, gender\, gender identity\, gender expression\, sexual orientation\, national origin\, ancestry\, citizenship\, age\, physical or mental disability\, medical condition\, family care status\, or any other basis protected by law.  \n  \nSource: https://www.winrock.org/join-us/careers/job-openings/?gh_jid=4637579002 \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/monitoring-evaluation-specialist/
LOCATION:Bangkok\, Thailand\, Bangkok\, Bangkok\, Thailand
CATEGORIES:Opportunities
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SUMMARY:Open Call: ICT for Socioeconomic Empowerment
DESCRIPTION:SPIDER Center issues an open call for organizations working with Socio Economic empowerment of marginalized groups that are interested in applying ICT to their work. SPIDER will team you up with a technical organization to adapt\, develop or make use of an existing ICT solution relevant to your work.  \nEligibility of Applicants \nSPIDER will grant funds to local civil society organizations that have identified a problem and are willing to apply ICT to solve it. \nSelected organizations will be matched with an organization with technical expertise to adapt\, develop or make use of an existing ICT solution to address the identified problem. For Southeast Asia\, SPIDER will accept applications from organizations in Cambodia and Myanmar. \nICT achieving results \nThe technology used may be traditional and/or new\, and may consist of a variety of hardware/software and will be developed in accordance with the principles for digital development\, see Digitalprinciples.org. \nApplicants must show previous results/envisioned results working with vulnerable groups in similar settings. \nFinancial allocation and project duration \nA maximum of 100 000 SEK can be applied for per project. The duration of these projects will be short\, they must end by 31 December 2020. All project funding will be audited and organizations should be prepared to provide transparent and detailed financial records to SPIDER. \nProject Criteria \nAll proposals need to adhere to Criteria for project partners \nRules for the open call \n\nApplications that exceed the page limit will be rejected.\nConcept notes not entirely filled out will be considered incomplete and rejected\nThe application must be written in English\nFont should be Times New Roman (or equivalent)\, size 10 minimum\nSPIDER will not accept hand-written applications\nThe deadline for submission of the application is Friday 7 August\, midnight Central European Summer time\nApplications received after the deadline will be rejected\n\nApplication documents \nSend the concept note together with the organization’s proof of registration to apply@spidercenter.org \n  \nSource: https://spidercenter.org/open-call-icts-for-socioeconomic-empowerment/ \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/open-call-ict-for-socioeconomic-empowerment/
LOCATION:Cambodia and Myanmar
CATEGORIES:Opportunities
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