Monitoring, Evaluation Accountability and Learning (MEAL) Officer

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A consortium of 17 CSOs and institutions working to promote the sexual reproductive health and rights of young people, women and marginalized groups in Kenya

Monitoring, Evaluation Accountability and Learning (MEAL) Officer

Deadline: Sep 28, 2026

KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• In collaboration with partner organizations, conduct outcome measurement and other MEAL assignments for the SRHR Next programme.
• Develop a strategy for documenting and disseminating SRHR Next programme results to SRHR Next partners and other stakeholders.
• Support to carry out analyses, critical evaluations, and interpretations of qualitative and quantitative data and apply techniques appropriate to the programme.
• Provide support in developing a prioritized SRHR Alliance learning agenda.
• Train and provide technical assistance to SRHR Alliance programs and SRHR Next partners on the development and implementation of effective MEAL strategies/initiatives
• Contribute to the development, documentation, and dissemination of cross-country lessons learned, best practices, and experience.
• Ensure timely submission of project reports and other deliverables as specified in the grant.
• Translate technical information (such as research findings and regulatory decisions) for non-technical policymakers and advocates.
• Monitor the progress of the Alliance processes related to MEAL and advise the Alliance accordingly.
• Ensure baseline, midterm, and end line evaluation requirements and recommendations are met
• Represent the Alliance as the SRHR Next programme lead in various national and global working groups and platforms.
• Perform any other duty assigned to them by SRHR Alliance Kenya

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE

• Bachelor’s degree in Monitoring & Evaluation, Development Studies, Statistics, Economics, Social Sciences, Public Health, Project Management, or a related field. A master’s is an added advantage.
• 2–5 years of relevant experience in MEAL/PMEL, project implementation, data management, or development programmes.
• Experience working with relevant government agencies, communities, and youth.
• Good knowledge and understanding of the adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights environment and HIV/AIDS in the country
• Excellent analytical and report writing skills
• Strong facilitation skills.
• Demonstrated a high level of professionalism. Advanced skills in design, implementation and quality assurance throughout the data collection process and specifically software, such as Kobo Toolbox, ODK, CommCare and others as relevant.
• Ability to work independently as well as within a team.
• Experience in communicating and coordinating with a variety of partners
• Prepared to frequently travel to the project sites in Kenya.