Entrepreneurship in the territories: is it the right time?
Key Responsibilities
MEAL System Design, Planning, and Tools Development – 30%
- Design and update the project’s MEAL plan aligned with logframe, donor requirements, and CARE standards.
- Develop and adapt monitoring and assessment tools (baseline, midline, endline surveys, gender and protection audits).
- Establish secure systems for ethical data collection, management, and protection.
- Integrate gender-sensitive and inclusive indicators; ensure data disaggregation by gender, age, ethnicity, and disability.
Monitoring, Evaluation, Quality Assurance, and Accountability – 30%
- Conduct regular field monitoring visits to assess progress and identify gaps.
- Provide quality assurance for MEAL processes and reporting.
- Set up community feedback and response mechanisms that are safe and accessible.
- Deliver evidence-based recommendations to improve project strategies, focusing on women’s and youth engagement.
Reporting, Documentation, and Knowledge Management – 10%
- Consolidate MEAL data and prepare monthly, interim, and final donor reports.
- Document case studies, success stories, and lessons learned.
- Ensure systematic archiving and sharing of MEAL data within CARE and partner networks.
Capacity Building, Learning, and Knowledge Generation – 10%
- Train field and partner teams on MEAL systems and tools.
- Facilitate reflection sessions, after-action reviews, and learning exchanges.
- Contribute to CARE’s global learning agenda by sharing local insights and evidence.
Coordination, Partnerships, and Cross-Project Support – 10%
- Collaborate with partners and stakeholders to ensure coherence in MEAL approaches.
- Provide MEAL support to cross-project humanitarian-development-peace initiatives.
Other Responsibilities – 10%
- Uphold CARE’s policies on safety, security, gender equality, inclusion, safeguarding, and child protection.
- Promote a safe and inclusive work environment and ensure compliance with ethical standards.
