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Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Officer, Accra, Ghana
CDIil y a 5 mois
Job Description
Africa, Northern America
CDI
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What this role involves
You will design and oversee monitoring frameworks for bilateral development programs, ensuring data collection, analysis, and reporting align with donor requirements. Your days will involve field visits to project sites in Ghana, coordinating with local partners to verify results, and feeding lessons learned into program adjustments. You’ll also manage evaluations, from baseline studies to impact assessments, often collaborating with external consultants.
Key skills to highlight
Strong candidates show expertise in quantitative and qualitative M&E methods, familiarity with donor-specific indicator frameworks (e.g., USAID, EU, or UN), and proficiency in data tools like SPSS, Stata, or Power BI. Experience in Ghana’s development context—such as health, agriculture, or governance projects—is a plus. Demonstrate ability to train local staff and produce clear, donor-ready reports.
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