UN
Monitoring and Reporting Officer, Kampala, Uganda
CDI4 months ago
Job Description
Kampala
CDI
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UN Job Vacancy: National Internship - Monitoring & Evaluation and Knowledge Management, Kampala, Uganda. Recruiter: UNFPA - United Nations Population Fund.
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What this role involves
You will support UNFPA’s country office in Kampala by tracking programme progress, analyzing data from health and population projects, and ensuring lessons learned are captured and shared. Daily tasks include updating monitoring dashboards, assisting with field visits for data verification, and helping to compile knowledge products such as briefs or reports. You’ll work closely with programme teams to improve evidence-based decision-making.
Key skills to highlight
Show strong data analysis skills (Excel, SPSS, or STATA), experience with logical frameworks or results-based management, and ability to synthesize complex information into clear summaries. Knowledge of M&E tools like DHIS2 or DevInfo is a plus. Communication skills—both written and verbal—are essential, as is familiarity with Uganda’s development context.
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Add a “Monitoring & Evaluation Experience” section that lists specific projects where you collected data, tracked indicators, or wrote reports. Use numbers: “Conducted quarterly data audits for 50+ health facilities” or “Developed 3 knowledge management briefs for district partners.” This directly matches UNFPA’s focus on measurable results.
Before you apply
UNFPA never charges fees for internships or jobs. Verify the application link ends with “.unfpa.org” and ignore any request for payment or bank details. For Kampala-based roles, confirm the office address via UNFPA Uganda’s official website. If unsure, email the HR contact listed on the UNFPA careers page.
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