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Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at Association for Reproductive and Family Health(ARFH)

Association for Reproductive and Family Health(ARFH) is one of the leading Nigerian Non-Governmental Organizations implementing programs for improving Reproductive Health and Family planning (RH/FP), Care and Treatment of HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis (TB) and Malaria etc. We offer professional opportunities for career advancement, good working environment and competitive remuneration.

Monitoring and Evaluation Officer


Type of Appointment: Full Time Short Term Consultancy.
Duration: Three (3) months.

Specific Responsibilities
  • Provide technical support and oversight on monitoring and evaluation activities of the Global Fund HIV grant
  • Ensure the implementation of monitoring and evaluation activities are in line with the project’s implementation plan and meets the donor and project’s M&E needs.
  • Support the development and design of the M&E framework, tools and project M&E plans, guidelines and ensure efficient data management processes
  • Provide continuous technical support on data management and regularly analyze state data, highlight important programmatic gaps and coordinate with program management and others in addressing these gaps.
  • Conduct routine monitoring and supportive supervisory visits to project sites, including the conduct of data verification and validation and data quality assessments (DQAs) using standard checklists
  • Ensure regular maintenance of database/information system, project’s training database and programmatic progress updates that documents achievements on a regular basis.
  • Support the conduct of operations research activities and participate in project assessments, evaluations and design teams as applicable.
  • Facilitate the preparation/production of project reports, journal publications, proposal writing and assessment reports, human success stories and quarterly fact sheets.
Qualifications
  • Applicants must have a University Degree in any of the following related field: Medicine, Pharmacy, Statistics, Demography and Public Health. A Master's Degree in public health will be an added advantage.
  • Minimum of 5 years' experience in Monitoring and Evaluation in HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malaria or related fields and programs in developing countries: and working experience with Global Fund, USAID or any other donor funded programs is desirable.
  • Candidate must possess competency in use of relevant statistical software for data analysis, interpretation and use.
  • Applicant's experience must reflect the knowledge, skills and abilities listed above.
Method of Application

Applicants should send their Cover Letter indicating their suitability for the position applied for with a detailed 3-page Resume in a single file word document to: programs@arfh-ng.org The "Job Title and Location" must be expressly stated as the subject of the email.

Note
  • Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
  • Applicants are advised to provide their functional emails/mobile phone numbers on the application letter as well as three professional referees.
  • Candidates must provide functional e-mail addresses and telephone numbers of the referees.
  • Eligible female applicants are encouraged to apply. ARFH has a Child Safeguarding policy in place and is an equal opportunity employer (EOE).

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