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Education Project Officers at Youth Social Advocacy Team (YSAT)
Full-Time4 days ago
Job Description
Uganda
Full-Time
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YSAT is recruiting a MEAL Officer to design, establish, and maintain a robust data collection and accountability system for the Kiryandongo project. This role ensures that every output is accurately measured, analysed, and leveraged to adaptively improve project implementation quality. Key Responsibilities Implement the consortium-approved PlayMatters 3.0 MEAL toolkit, keeping log-frames, indicator tracking tables, and data flow processes up to date Conduct field-monitoring visits to track target indicators and lead baseline, midline, and endline data collection using KoboToolbox, ODK, or CommCare Spot-check school attendance registers, training logs, and distribution lists to guarantee high data integrity Set up and manage Community Feedback and Response Mechanisms (CFRM) in schools and settlements to capture and resolve project-related community feedback Facilitate quarterly reflection meetings and document case studies, success stories, and lessons learned to support impact evaluations Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Statistics, Quantitative Economics, Demography, Social Research Methods, or Project Monitoring & Evaluation Minimum 3 years of MEAL experience working with international or national NGOs in humanitarian settings, preferably managing education-sector datasets Proficient in mobile data collection setup and data analysis packages (SPSS, STATA, or advanced MS Excel) Strong analytical writing skills Experience working with partners in consortium including refugee-led organisations Sharing is Caring! Click on the Icons Below and Share
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