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Conduct routine monitoring visits to project sites, conduct data quality assessments (DQAs) using MISAU tools, assist in the preparation of weekly and monthly reports, and carry out joint supportive supervision at sites with the partners Actively participate in MISAU Strategic Information (SI) and nutrition-related technical working groups, re presenting the EpiC project, and ensure effective internal dissemination and operationalization of relevant guidance and decisions. Advertisement Implement capacity-building strategies for partners, government representatives, and other stakeholders in M&E, data management, analysis, and data use. Ensure the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of nutrition data, reports, and databases submitted to MISAU, including those related to maternal, infant, and young child nutrition (MIYCN), wasting management, and community-based nutrition services. Promote collaborative learning among MISAU partners and institutions. Ensure standardization, harmonization, and correct application of nutrition indicators across partners, aligned with national guidelines and global standards (e.g., MIYCN, wasting treatment indicators). Promote the integration of community-level nutrition data (e.g., APEs and community-based services) into national health information systems, ensuring coherence between community and facility reporting. Conduct advanced analyses, including trend analysis, and outcome monitoring (e.g., treatment outcomes, and service coverage), to inform program and policy decisions. Contribute to the design and implementation of operational research and learning agendas, including the development of technical reports, policy briefs, presentations, webinars, and peer-reviewed publications. Lead the development of key MEL outputs, including dashboards, analytical reports, data quality assessments, and policy-relevant briefs. Required Qualifications : Master's degree or its equivalent in public health, social sciences, statistics, or a related field At least 8 years of experience in M&E for donor-funded health projects, preferably with a focus on health systems Demonstrated technical expertise in nutrition monitoring and evaluation, including maternal, infant, and young child nutrition (MIYCN), wasting management, and community-based nutrition programs. Solid knowledge of SISMA and health facility reporting tools (MISAU). Strong experience with national health information systems, including DHIS2/SISMA, data architecture, and interoperability across digital platforms. Experience working with community healt h systems (e.g., APEs) and integrating community and facility-level data. Experience contributing to operational research, technical reports, and knowledge of products, including publications and policy briefs. Excellent writing, organizational, and communication skills with both technical and non-technical audiences.
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Conduct routine monitoring visits to project sites, conduct data quality assessments (DQAs) using MISAU tools, assist in the preparation of weekly and monthly reports, and carry out joint supportive supervision at sites with the partners Actively participate in MISAU Strategic Information (SI) and nutrition-related technical working groups, re presenting the EpiC project, and ensure effective internal dissemination and operationalization of relevant guidance and decisions. Advertisement Implement capacity-building strategies for partners, government representatives, and other stakeholders in M&E, data management, analysis, and data use. Ensure the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of nutrition data, reports, and databases submitted to MISAU, including those related to maternal, infant, and young child nutrition (MIYCN), wasting management, and community-based nutrition services. Promote collaborative learning among MISAU partners and institutions. Ensure standardization, harmonization, and correct application of nutrition indicators across partners, aligned with national guidelines and global standards (e.g., MIYCN, wasting treatment indicators). Promote the integration of community-level nutrition data (e.g., APEs and community-based services) into national health information systems, ensuring coherence between community and facility reporting. Conduct advanced analyses, including trend analysis, and outcome monitoring (e.g., treatment outcomes, and service coverage), to inform program and policy decisions. Contribute to the design and implementation of operational research and learning agendas, including the development of technical reports, policy briefs, presentations, webinars, and peer-reviewed publications. Lead the development of key MEL outputs, including dashboards, analytical reports, data quality assessments, and policy-relevant briefs. Required Qualifications : Master's degree or its equivalent in public health, social sciences, statistics, or a related field At least 8 years of experience in M&E for donor-funded health projects, preferably with a focus on health systems Demonstrated technical expertise in nutrition monitoring and evaluation, including maternal, infant, and young child nutrition (MIYCN), wasting management, and community-based nutrition programs. Solid knowledge of SISMA and health facility reporting tools (MISAU). Strong experience with national health information systems, including DHIS2/SISMA, data architecture, and interoperability across digital platforms. Experience working with community healt h systems (e.g., APEs) and integrating community and facility-level data. Experience contributing to operational research, technical reports, and knowledge of products, including publications and policy briefs. Excellent writing, organizational, and communication skills with both technical and non-technical audiences.
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