Job Description
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Our purpose is to unlock value in Africa. We use our analytical capabilities to improve decision-making and, through better decisions, to unlock substantial value for our clients and society. While we are the largest economics-based consulting firm in Africa, we use a large number of techniques and approaches to achieve clarity for decision-makers. We work across various domains. Early specialisations were competition and regulatory economics, and then financial services strategy. Since then we have added: agriculture and agribusiness, applied behavioural economics, infrastructure, health, monitoring and evaluation and shared value.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The South-South Learning Network (SSLN) and Sycona are two complimentary HIV prevention learning initiatives. The SSLN, an initiative of the Global HIV prevention Coalition (GPC) aims to strengthen country HIV prevention programmes through shared learning of good country practices. The Network focuses on all five HIV prevention pillars and provides 15 African countries with a platform to gain experiential knowledge from peers, harness and share good prevention learnings, inform grant making and technical assistance needs. This engagement empowers countries to adapt interventions to the unique African context. Sycona provides research and evidence support to 8 of the 15 Eastern and Southern African countries, with a dedicated focus on synthesising, contextualising, and disseminating evidence required by stakeholders involved in HIV prevention programming for adolescent girls and young women (AGYW). The outputs generated by Sycona are designed to facilitate learning and application of promising practices for AGYW stakeholders, empowering them to update policies, guidelines, and practices for improved programs. Both the SSLN and Sycona engage key country stakeholders, including government officials, members of National AIDS councils (NAC), Civil Society, Programme Implementers, and Development Partners. ROLE DESCRIPTION:
The Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting (MER) Officer is a mid-level position within the organisation. The main purpose of the job is to support the SSLN and or Sycona programme with ongoing performance monitoring, evaluation and reporting by implementing SSLN’s and Sycona’s M&E Plan . This individual should have demonstrable knowledge, experience and understanding of best practices in results-based mixed-methods monitoring, evaluation and reporting of large scale multi-country programmes that informs data-driven decision-making. This individual must be able to provide examples of implementing M&E Plans, as well as of designing and implementing systems for data collection, analysis, visualisation and reporting. The candidate should also have experience of communicating and disseminating key programme results to support adaptive programme management. . Based on the approved M&E Plan, design and implement data management systems that enable routine performance monitoring through:
Efficient/Effective data collection, analysis, reporting and dissemination of programme results Working and supporting the programme team to understand and implement the M&E Plan to support data-driven decision-making Ensuring effective working relationships within teams and with clients, partners and other relevant stakeholders to ensure ongoing buy-in and support of M&E Synthesising, reporting and communicating M&E information in ways that inform adaptive programme management. Developing strategic insights and leading team problem solving
KEY INITIATIVES AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES:
Develop, pilot and refine performance monitoring data management systems, including data collection tools and lead on collecting, analysing, synthesizing and reporting high-quality quantitative and qualitative programme performance data. Formulate dashboards and other visualisations for routine performance monitoring and reporting of programme results at regular intervals Review, provide feedback and resolve issues to promote the quality of M&E inputs that feed into M&E data management systems. Workshop the SSLN and or Sycona M&E Plan and associated data management processes to support a common understanding of M&E requirements and ongoing buy-in to processes/procedures. Mentor team members to strengthen capacity for monitoring, evaluation, reporting and data-driven decision-making. Prepare clearly thought-out and logically written project documents (including monthly, quarterly and annual M&E reports, data collection and data analysis plans, country and post-learning survey synthesis reports). Perform rigorous analysis of data and reports using problem solving, quantitative, qualitative and mixed-methods approaches Build company intellectual property Keep abreast of industry developments
Requirements
EDUCATION, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, EXPERIENCE AND PERSONAL COMPETENCIES:
Strong academic background – Minimum of a Postgraduate degree in an analytical field of study. Preference for Public Health, Epidemiology, International Development, Programme Evaluation Statistics or related disciplines. Desirable: Master’s Degree Required: Completed postgraduate M&E course 3 – 5 years as an M&E officer of a large donor-funded programme, and a passion for M&E Desirable: Relevant experience includes public health and HIV prevention Strong research, analytical and lateral thought processes. Demonstrated experience in results-based mixed-methods approaches to M&E Demonstrable experiences of implementing M&E Plans Evidence of designing and implementing M&E-related data management systems to produce high-quality data that informs data-driven decision-making. Demonstrated understanding and application of programme monitoring and evaluation theory and practice Excellent English communication and writing skills – ability to communicate at all levels. Ability to communicate effectively in other African languages would be considered an advantage. Ability to work as part of a multicultural team – build teams and foster collaboration to achieve project goals, meet milestones and produce high-quality deliverables High level of organisation, attention to detail, professionalism and reliability. Ability to prioritise and manage work in a fast-paced environment across multiple projects and work streams with competing time/ resource demands. Highly numerate. Strong knowledge of quantitative, qualitative and mixed-methods research methodologies, and results synthesis, evaluation and presentation of data analysis for various audiences Advanced PC literacy (MS and Google Suite) Desirable: advanced knowledge in database and data visualisation software Required: Based in Johannesburg, South Africa; Nairobi, Kenya or Lagos/Abuja, Nigeria Willingness and ability to travel nationally and internationally.
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