BRAC is a nongovernmental development organization originated in Bangladesh and currently working in 10 countries in Asia and Africa. BRAC began its operation in Afghanistan in 2002, has been implementing its development programs in education, health, citizens’ charter Afghanistan programme as well as capacity development in the country.

Under the overall guidance from the Provincial Manager, the M&E Officer will work closely with the M&E manager, project staff, other support units, and stakeholders to support the overall Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) activities of the AIYA project. He/ She will perform the following, but not limited to:

Monitoring and Data Collection:

• Provide extensive support for the implementation of the Activity Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Plan (AMELP) in the field.

• Conduct regular field visits to monitor project activities, collect quality, accurate, and precise data using the standard M&E tools, and present comprehensive and detailed monitoring reports with action points.

• Collect field-level data by using quantitative (e.g., structured surveys) and qualitative (e.g., FGDs, and KIIs) tools.

• Use mobile data collection platforms (e.g., KoboToolbox, CommCare, or ODK) to capture and upload real-time data.

Data Quality Assurance:

• Verify the quality and completeness of data collected by partners and stakeholders.

• Ensure all field-collected data is accurately entered, cleaned, and validated before submission to the M&E manager.

• Regularly update project databases with field data on training progress, beneficiary profiles, and implementation status.

• Apply DQA including spot-checks, data triangulation, and periodic field audits.

• Analyze the M&E data and produce reports on project outputs and outcomes periodically

Reporting and Documentation:

• Reporting of critical findings through the existing M&E mechanisms on a weekly, monthly, and quarterly basis.  

• Document success stories, lessons learned and challenges, focusing on youth and women participants.

• Prepare weekly and monthly monitoring reports summarizing field-level activity progress, challenges, and findings.

• Support donor and stakeholder monitoring visits by providing required documentation and reports.

• Report on persistent issues through the current special reporting mechanism of the M&E department. 

• Ensure all reports comply with USAID’s MEAL standards and guidelines. .

• Accountability and Learning:

• Ensure accountability at all levels of implementation including communication of complaints and response reciprocally between project and beneficiary community. 

• Provide clear feedback and recommendations to field teams based on monitoring observations.

• Support the implementation of community feedback mechanisms to ensure accountability to beneficiaries.

• Work with the M&E Manager to disseminate findings and ensure feedback is integrated into project implementation.

Capacity Building

• Train enumerators, project staff and stakeholders on M&E tools, data collection techniques, and participatory monitoring procedures.

• Organize orientations and capacity-building sessions for trainers and project stakeholders on the importance of data quality and accountability processes.

Safeguarding :

• Carry out safeguarding monitoring at all levels of the project as per the safeguarding plan for the project.

• Adhere to the safeguarding measures inside the organization and at project sites.

• Report and address any safeguarding issues through established mechanisms.

Additional Responsibilities:

• Any other task assigned by the provincial manager or M&E Manager.

• Coordinate with relevant departments and propose initiatives for efficient project delivery.

• Comply with the BRAC M&E SOPs and guidelines. 

Strong understanding of M&E frameworks, tools, and processes including PIRS, data collection, and reporting.
Proficiency in mobile data collection platforms (e.g., KoboToolbox, ODK, or CommCare) and data analysis software ((Excel, SPSS, and Power BI)
Demonstrated ability to collect and analyze gender-sensitive and disaggregated data.
Knowledge of USAID’s MEAL requirements, including context monitoring and adaptive learning practices.
Good communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage with youth, women, and community stakeholders.
Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
Proven ability to work independently in challenging environments and meet tight deadlines.
Capacity to deliver training and mentor staff on M&E processes.

interested candidates are requested to send their application (complete C.V along with a cover letter and reference information) to Human Resources Department, BRAC Afghanistan,

To apply please click on the below link: https://jobs.af/jobs/monitoring-and-evaluation-officer-LcNsZM8dq

Only complete applications will be accepted and short-listed candidates will be contacted.

BRAC is committed to safeguarding children, young people, and vulnerable adults and expects all employees and volunteers to share this commitment. Therefore, our hiring process includes extensive background checks and a criminal records disclosure to ensure safeguarding and to prevent harassment and abuse.

BRAC Afghanistan retains the right to not recruit for any of the positions advertised for here.

BRAC is an equal opportunities employer female are highly encouraged to apply.

Note: In each province we need 1 Monitoring & Evaluation Officer.

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