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Deux (2) stagiaires - Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Assistant, Niamey- Niger
CDIil y a environ 2 mois
Job Description
Niamey
CDI
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What this role involves
As a Planning Monitoring and Evaluation Assistant at UNICEF Niger, you will support the collection, analysis, and reporting of program data to track child-focused initiatives. Your daily work involves maintaining databases, verifying field reports, and assisting in evaluations that inform decisions for health, education, and protection projects. You’ll collaborate with teams in Niamey and remote areas, ensuring data flows accurately to improve outcomes for vulnerable communities.
Key skills to highlight
Showcase proficiency in data management tools like Excel, SPSS, or STATA, and experience with monitoring frameworks or logical frameworks. Strong analytical thinking and attention to detail are critical, as is the ability to synthesize information for diverse audiences. Familiarity with UNICEF’s mandate or development work in Niger—even through academic projects—adds weight to your application.
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UNICEF never charges fees for applications or internships. Verify this posting on UNICEF’s official careers site (jobs.unicef.org) to confirm it’s active, as archived roles may be outdated. Avoid sharing personal documents like passports or bank details before signing a formal contract.
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