Responsible for designing, implementing, and overseeing the program’s comprehensive Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning framework. This includes ensuring the effective collection, validation, and analysis of program data to monitor performance against established targets, indicators, and outcomes. The role emphasizes generating actionable insights to enhance program effectiveness and communicating results to key stakeholders.

Identify essential project data, determining methods for efficient data collection, and ensuring that this data is accurately represented on the dashboard. The role involves close coordination with the GOAT Team, specifically with the Chat Bot for Parents, to confirm that the dashboard effectively captures data from the chat bot. Additionally, it requires working closely with the Program Manager and Communication Officer to gather data that may not be captured by the Chat bot apps. Responsibilities also include performing data cleaning, providing weekly analysis and recommendations on data coverage, and preparing monthly PowerPoint presentations on data coverage for partnership meetings.

Lead Harmoni’s efforts to measure, analyze, and report on its performance, as well as measure and analyze external conditions and situations that may affect Harmoni’s activities and its ability to achieve results. In addition, support the project’s communication and outreach efforts, translating the collected achievements into accessible stories, and supporting the implementation of Harmoni’s learning agenda in collaboration with the Harmoni program team and USAID.

Support and oversee implementation and data collection related to the Harmoni’s AMEL Plan. Review milestone deliverables and log achievement data into the MEL database. Design, implement, and analyze annual surveys to capture data for program and intermediate result-level indicators.

Remote Consultancy for Health Worker Interviews in South East Asia Region: Assessing the Management of At-Risk Mothers and Infants Under Six Months

Supervise Comprehensive Monitoring and Evaluation Efforts, Encompassing Data Collection, Analysis, Quality Assurance, and Reporting. Design and Implement Diverse Data Collection Techniques, Including Non-Traditional Methods. Take the lead in Conducting Regular Data Quality Assessments to Guarantee the Integrity, Precision, and Pertinence of Information.

Consulting Services for Analyzing Postnatal Family Planning Data within the Program Area.

Responsible for Designing or Enhancing Data Collection and Compilation Forms, Data Capture Systems, and Analysis Frameworks. Ensure the Availability of Indicator Data Aligned with Overall Strategy and Targets. Monitor and Report on the Program's Project Outputs, Outcomes, and Impact Measures. Spearhead Data for Decision-Making Workshops

Identify the core information needs of the program. Prepare and monitor performance indicators using simple data collection and collation tools in line with the program’s performance monitoring plan. Track the project inputs, activities, processes, outcomes and impact measures of the program. Writing monthly and quarterly reports. Facilitate to prepare program planning. Documentation lesson learned and best practices to feed the routine report. Undertake monitoring visits to the various project sites to support implementation of M&E and conduct data quality monitoring

Refine and implement the Performance Monitoring Plan (PMP), including data collection. Coach project team members on PMP use and associated data collection and reporting. Train implementing partners on their role in M&E. Assist impact evaluation specialist with implementation of Impact Evaluation. Exercise quality control on surveys, other data collection efforts;

Responsible for developing a system to monitor and evaluate the project's progress and report on objectives. Make sure that we track important indicators, especially those related to gender and quality, and help revise performance targets as needed. Additionally, work on assessing information systems for monitoring and gather data from different provinces. Support impact studies, compile data, share best practices, and conduct field visits to monitor project activities when necessary.

Responsible for contributing to the design of assessment, Monitoring & Evaluation, and performance measurement instruments for the project. Offer technical assistance to local governments in creating performance measurement systems and lead workshops and activities to identify best practices in local governance. Additionally, provide data analysis for both internal project use and official publication, write policy reports, and integrate results from various studies into periodic assessments of LGSP's work in local governments. Also be responsible for training and managing service providers for activities related to Policy and Performance Measurement.

Involves developing a project database aligned with project indicator parameters and creating data collection forms for use by SWASH staff. Conduct training for SWASH staff in MIS procedures, data entry, reporting, and other essential topics. Additionally, analyze all data from the SWASH Project in South Sulawesi and Gorontalo, establish and maintain a systematic and decentralized recording and reporting system, coordinate data collection and analysis in line with program goals and objectives, and ensure periodic assessments to measure program goal and indicator performance.

The role involves monitoring the CWS Program across various regions in Indonesia, with a specific focus on programs like Food for Work (FFW), Food for Training (FFT), Food for Peace (FFP), and MUNCH (Makassar Urban Nutrition and Children Health). This includes designing monitoring and evaluation tools for the CWS program, analyzing implementation data, offering recommendations to enhance program implementation to the Program Manager, assisting Sectored Specialists in creating Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials, and ensuring timely provision of project information and reports as needed.

The program aims to decrease maternal and under-five mortality rates in Landak District, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. It employs creative community-based strategies to tackle the causes of high mortality. The interventions focus on malaria, immunization, nutrition, and maternal/newborn care