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FRACARITA DRC is looking for a MEAL Officer Bukavu
Location
Location Bukavu (with regular travel to Walungu, Nyangezi and Miti-Murhesa Health Zones)
Deadline 2026-10-23
Subject:
Recruitment of a MEAL Officer for the SIMAMENI TWENDE project (BMZ/TDA) in Bukavu.
Contract type:
Candidate profile
Required qualifications:
Education / Qualifications
ĂŠhave at least an A1/A0 level diploma (Bac+3 or Bac+5) in statistics, monitoring and evaluation, economics, social sciences, rural development, project management, computer science, agronomy or a similar field.
Experience
Have at least 3 years of professional experience in monitoring and evaluation, data management or the MEAL field, preferably in the humanitarian or development sector.
Have proven experience in the design and use of data collection and tracking tools.
Experience in collecting and analyzing quantitative and qualitative data.
Experience in monitoring food security, livelihoods, agriculture, social cohesion or community development projects is an asset.
Experience in conducting household and community surveys.
Experience in setting up or managing feedback and complaints mechanisms is an important asset.
Experience in using digital data collection tools.
Experience with national or international NGOs is an advantage.
Technical skills:
Very good knowledge of the principles and tools of Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL).
Good knowledge of data collection, cleaning, processing and analysis methods.
Good command of Excel, including data processing, analysis and presentation functions.
Good knowledge of digital collection tools such as KoboToolbox, ODK or similar platforms.
Mastering the Power BI platform, Tableau or similar tools is an asset.
Very good analysis of the data collected and ability to ensure the management and security of databases.
Ability to develop questionnaires, tracking sheets, databases and collection tools.
Good command of sampling methods and survey techniques.
Ability to produce dashboards, graphs and visualizations that allow for clear reading of results.
Good understanding and management of donor and institutional indicators.
Good capacity for statistical analysis and data interpretation.
Knowledge of accountability approaches to affected populations (AAP) and mechanisms for feedback and complaints.
Good knowledge of data protection and privacy principles.
Ability to conduct Baseline, Midline and Endline assessments.
Ability to document good practices and lessons learned.
Good writing skills and ability to produce clear, accurate and structured reports.
Know how to drive and ride motorcycles, especially in difficult terrain.
Personal skills:
Rigor and attention to detail.
Integrity and a high sense of ethics in data management.
Analytical mind and ability to solve problems.
Sense of organization and respect for deadlines.
Autonomy and spirit of initiative.
Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
Awareness of protection, inclusion, gender and accountability issues.
Discretion in the management of sensitive information.
Ability to work under pressure and in a complex humanitarian environment.
Availability to travel frequently in the field.
Languages:
Excellent command of French, both orally and in writing.
Good knowledge of Swahili.
Knowledge of English is an asset.
Knowledge of local languages spoken in the intervention areas is an asset.
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