Deadline: 06 March, 2023
Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Welthungerhilfe is seeking to fill the role of MEAL Coordinator Multicountry Africa/WASH Programme.
Welthungerhilfe is a German nonprofit working to eradicate hunger and secure a sustainable healthy diet for people worldwide.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate the maintenance of a MEAL system across all programme countries with regard to the use of harmonised MEAL standards and approaches
- Provide guidance and individual support to country offices on MEAL-related issues related to the programmes
- Oversee and keep track of programme progress (and flag potential issues as needed) through overall target numbers, tracking of monitoring activities in the field and numbers of project participants reached
- Ensure that country offices have functional complaint and feedback systems in place for the programmes and follow up on individual country CRMs and accountability issues as needed
- Together with relevant country offices and the programme coordinator of the programme management unit, plan and organise evaluations and learning events for the programmes and inform on potentially needed adjustments for the remaining programme phase
- Coordinate and support capacity building of the partner organisations in terms of MEAL
- Support the gender analysis process
- Consolidate and verify country data for inclusion in reports to donors
Requirements
- University or polytechnic degree in a relevant field
- Three years, minimum, of MEAL experience
- Experience with German donor regulations
- Experience with multicountry programmes or the simultaneous supervision of several countries
- Independent and proactive working style as well as strong coordination and facilitation skills
- Excellent communication skills and intercultural sensibility
- Profound training and mentoring skills
- Readiness to receive necessary vaccinations for travelling to Welthungerhilfe’s project countries
- Excellent spoken and written English
- French language skills will be a strong asset
To apply and for more information, click here.
Photo source: Welthungerhilfe
