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Corus International is a family of organizations that believe that those born in impossible circumstances deserve the opportunity for a better life. Corus was born from the strategic merger of IMA World Health (public health organization since 1960) and Lutheran World Relief (subsistence organization since 1945), and today includes other entities such as Charlie Goldsmith Associates, Ground Up Investing and Farmers Market Coffee. Corus International works in more than 20 countries across Africa, the Middle East and Latin America, focusing primarily on health, livelihoods and emergency response.
Corus International’s largest country portfolio is the République Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where IMA World Health has been working since 2000 alongside the Congolese government, donors and various local and international partners, with a staff of more than 150 people. The programs revitalize the country’s health system, improve access and WASH systems, prevent and respond to SGBV, promote clean energy and improve people’s health. The portfolio focuses on both sustainable development and humanitarian aid activities and operates from several offices based in Kinshasa, TshikapaMweka, Goma, Beni, etc.
Responsibilities
Specific responsibilities include:
Under the hierarchical supervision of the COP and Technical Monitoring and Evaluation Officer
Planning and reporting of project activities:
Collaborate in the planning of project monitoring and evaluation activities;
Education / Qualifications
Provide the M&E Officer with information from the field;
Participate in project meetings and MEAL department monitoring and evaluation meetings.
Data collection, pre-analysis and archiving:
Participate in the preliminary cleaning of monitoring and evaluation data in preparation for their analysis.
Collaborate in the periodic compilation of data on the availability of PEP kits in ZS and health facilities
Collaborate in the organization of training on S&E tools, as well as data analysis;
Periodically encode field monitoring data and produce preliminary analysis reports
Feed the photo bank of project activities with images from the field
Collaborate, if necessary, in monitoring the monthly and weekly reporting of data
Collaborate in RDQA cycles;
Ensure operational and technical monitoring of field activities related to the monitoring and evaluation of the project
Carry out any other tasks necessary for the success of the project and the proper functioning of the organization
Candidate profile
Job Qualifications and Skills Required
Have a university degree (graduate or bachelor) in statistics, computer science, public health, demography, economics or other related fields
Experience
Professional experience: a minimum of 3 years in monitoring and evaluation as well as data management.
Skills in statistics and analysis tools: mastery of data management tools especially Excel, Acces, SPSS (knowledge of ODK collect would be an asset)
Certifications: Having a certificate in monitoring and evaluation is an asset
Linguistics: Fluency in French and local language; knowledge of English would be an asset;
Experience the terrain in often difficult situations.
Location
Able to work as a team and autonomous in a multicultural environment.
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