Monitoring, Evaluation and Inclusion Manager

Monitoring, Evaluation and Inclusion Manager

The Monitoring, Evaluation and Inclusion Manager will lead the programme's results measurement, data quality, learning and inclusive-delivery systems. The role is accountable for producing credible evidence of outputs, outcomes and work opportunities while ensuring that young women, persons with disabilities, internally displaced persons and other target groups can participate safely and meaningfully.

The post-holder will design and manage the results framework, baselines, indicators, data systems, verification protocols, evaluations and learning processes. Working closely with the Programme Director, Operations Lead, Technical Manager, Data Analysts and field teams, the Manager will turn programme data and participant feedback into timely management decisions and reliable reporting.

The role will also coordinate practical inclusion strategies, accessible feedback mechanisms and safeguarding integration, ensuring that programme design, budgets, implementation and measurement respond to intersecting barriers affecting participants.

TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Results Framework, Planning and Measurement

• Develop and maintain the programme theory of change, results framework, indicator reference sheets, targets, learning agenda and measurement plan.
• Define and operationalise measures for new, improved, direct and ecosystem work opportunities, including eligibility, duration, income, quality and verification requirements.
• Design baseline, monitoring, outcome and evaluation approaches that generate credible evidence at participant, enterprise, programme and ecosystem levels.
• Ensure indicators, tools and budgets adequately capture gender equality, disability inclusion, IDP participation, safeguarding and intersectionality.
• Align PricePally's evidence systems with approved programme and funder requirements while maintaining proportional and practical field processes.
• Advise programme leadership on target-setting, evaluability, evidence risks and measurement implications of p