Inter Aide
MONITORING AND EVALUATION OFFICER (Two positions)
Inter Aide has been working in Malawi since 1992 with interventions of agricultural
development, access to water and sanitation, maintenance of water points and community
health in the Central and Southern regions of the country. In the agricultural field, the
association focuses on the dissemination of agro-ecological practices, agro-forestry and the
improvement of small-scale livestock management, particularly the raising of local chickens, which is essential for rural households in Malawi.
Inter Aide is looking for two Monitoring and Evaluation Officers, who will be based in Nathenje and Mitundu, in Lilongwe District, where the programs are based.
M&E OFFICER FOR NEWCASTLE DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAM (NDCP) – based in Nathenje, Lilongwe
The NDCP program focused, over the past ten years, on the vaccination of chickens
belonging to small producers in the most isolated areas of 3 districts through community
vaccinators. The program also supports the training and capacity building of vaccinators’
organizations, supply of the vaccine by the animal health department and programming
and organization of vaccination campaigns.
The main mission of the M&E Officer will be to develop and implement the M&E
component of the program in Lilongwe, Phalombe and Zomba districts. As part of his /
her duties, the M&E officer will be required to make frequent trips to the villages in the
intervention areas.
He/she will be responsible to:
- Prepare, collect and analyse data related to vaccination activities
- Propose and conduct some ad-hoc surveys
- Compile vaccination campaign reports
- Compile annual vaccination report
- Contribute to program’s reports, annual reports and stakeholders’ presentation
- Monitor and evaluate field activities with the collaboration of the project’s coordinators
- Contribute to the definition of the strategy and make inputs to constantly improve
the program.
Profile of the Candidate
- Bachelor Degree or Diploma in Agriculture or related fields with a specialisation or
strong confirmed experience in monitoring and evaluation; - Ability to live in rural areas, aptitude for field work, flexibility and dynamism
- Able to work within a rigorous allowance/handouts policy framework for employees,
partners and beneficiaries - Driving license Category A or A1 (motorbike).
APPLICATION
The positions have to be filled as soon as possible for a 1-year period with possibility of
extension upon satisfactory performance.
Please send your CV and cover letter together with a scanned copy of your valid motorcycle
driving license by email to iamalawi.applications@gmail.com indicating in the subject
line the Position and the program name (NDCP or AFP) as a reference. Candidates who are
not able to submit proof of their valid driving license will not be contacted.
Applications that do not have the Position and the program name in the subject line will
not be considered.
The due date for application is 30th November, 2022 for both posts.