Monitoring & Evaluation Officer - Geographical Information System (GIS)- NOA (DC)

Description of Duties Within the above context, the National Monitoring & Evaluation, GIS Officer will assist in ILO technical assistance planning, programming and implementation and reporting of all project activities in line with work plans, projects documents, ILO policies and strategies, Project Monitoring and Evaluation Framework. The M&E Officer will also prepare monthly, Quarterly, and Annual Progress Reports and updated Results Framework and KPI Tracking Reports. He/ She will be also responsible for data quality verification Reports, Capacity Building and Training Reports, Project Evaluation Support Reports and stakeholder Reporting and Technical Documentation and in accordance with country programmes and administrative and financial procedures. His /her key responsibilities shall be to support the FPMU and SPIUs project team in the following areas: 1 Develop, implement, and maintain project Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) frameworks, indicators, and reporting systems in accordance with ILO, RAAMP, and World Bank requirements. Support the preparation, updating, and monitoring of project Results Frameworks, Logical Frameworks, and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Monitor project implementation progress against approved work plans, targets, and performance indicators for effectiveness, efficiency, sustainability, and impact 2 Support baseline, mid-term, and end-line evaluations of project activities and interventions. Collect, verify, and manage project performance data from State Project Implementation Units (SPIUs), contractors, and community-based maintenance groups. 3 Support the development, operation, and maintenance of Management Information Systems (MIS) and rural roads asset management databases. Maintain accurate and up-to-date databases related to rural roads maintenance, infrastructure performance, employment generation, and capacity development activities. 4 Review existing rural roads inventory and asset management systems, including road condition inventories, network characteristics, geographical features, and constraints, and provide technical inputs for system improvement. 5 Provide technical and conceptual advice regarding the development, modification, and application of MIS and rural roads database systems. 6 Ensure standardized data collection tools, methodologies, and reporting templates are utilized across project locations. 7 Conduct regular field monitoring visits to verify project implementation progress, outputs, and data quality to Ensure accuracy, completeness, and reliability of project data in compliance with ILO and World Bank standards. 8 Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual project progress reports, communication materials, short films, Human stories in accordance with ILO and World Bank reporting requirements. Prepare technical reports, analytical briefs, presentations, and documentation for internal and external stakeholders 9 Monitor compliance with ILO employment-intensive infrastructure approaches and decent work principles. standards, World Bank requirements, and approved project implementation plans. 10 Support financial and technical monitoring of rural road maintenance and infrastructure activities. Participate in project review meetings, technical missions, and stakeholder consultations with government agencies, RAAMP, and development partners. 11 Promote project visibility and support communication with stakeholders, including government institutions, RAAMP, and the World Bank. 12 Represent the ILO technical team in meetings and technical discussions when required, under the guidance of the CTA and ILO Country Director 13. Perform other duties as may be assigned by the supervisor.

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