Tovwirane Organization
Mobilizing communities and develop their capacity and spirit of self–reliance for improved social and economic wellbeing
Tovwirane Organisation is a local NGO based at Mzimba Boma undertaking interventions in Women Empowerment, Gender Based Violence Prevention, Sexual Reproductive Health Rights, Gender and Governance, HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support, Environment, Health, Education, Livelihoods and Child rights among others.
Tovwirane Organization with its consortium partners (Family Health Services-FHS as Prime Partner), Pakachere IHDC, PSI and DAPP) is implementing a 5 year Kuteteza (HIV Prevention) Project with funding from USAID. The Kuteteza (HIV Prevention) Project goal is to reach and maintain epidemic control through prevention of new HIV infection by targeting men and women at substantial risk in high burden districts in Malawi.
Tovwirane Organisation invites suitably qualified persons to fill the following vacant positions tenable at its Zomba field office.
Research, Monitoring & Evaluation Officer
The incumbent will play a key role in ensuring effective monitoring and evaluation of our programs, as well as promoting accountability and learning across the organization. Reporting to the CDC Specialist, the successful candidate will work closely with program staff and partners to develop and implement robust MEAL systems and processes that contribute to evidence-based decision-making and program improvement.
Roles and Responsibilities
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Develop and implement monitoring and evaluation frameworks, including indicators, data collection tools, and reporting mechanisms, in collaboration with program teams.
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Coordinate data collection activities, ensuring that data is collected systematically and accurately, and that ethical and gender-sensitive approaches are applied.
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Lead the analysis of quantitative and qualitative data to assess program performance, identify trends, and measure outcome and impacts.
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Facilitate regular review meetings with program staff and partners to discuss MEAL findings, share lessons learned, and make recommendations for program adaptation and improvement
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Support the design and implementation of baseline surveys, midterm reviews, and end of project evaluations, including data collection, analysis, and reporting.
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Strengthen accountability mechanisms, including feedback and complaints mechanisms, to ensure that beneficiaries and other stakeholders have opportunities to voice their concerns and provide feedback on program activities
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Promote a culture of learning and disseminating best practices, success stories and lessons learned
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Provide technical support and capacity building to program staff and partners on MEAL-related matters, including training on data collection methodologies and tools
Minimum Requirements
A minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in relevant field, such as Monitoring & Evaluation, Statistics, Social Sciences, Demography, Public Health, or related field.Minimum of three (3) years experience working in monitoring, evaluation, and/or accountability roles, preferably in health and development fields.
Strong analytical skills and ability to interpret and present quantitative and qualitative data effectively
Proficiency in MEAL methodologies, tools and software (DHIS2, ODK, SPSS, STATA)
Excellent communication and inter personal skills, with ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders
Demonstrated commitment to accountability, transparency, and learning principles
Ability to work independently, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Method Of Application
Eligible candidates meeting the required qualifications and experience should send their applications with detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV), and names and contact details of three (3) traceable referees to the email address: [email protected] not later than 12th April 2024.
Position title MUST be indicated in the subject line.
Tovwirane Organization is an Equal Opportunity Employer
For further information about Tovwirane Organisation, visit our website at www.tovwirane.org