Kenya Country Office, Nairobi
Vacancy Announcement: Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist – NO-C
Temporary Appointment
Duration: 364 days
Date of Issue: 24 October, 2014
Duration: 364 days
Date of Issue: 24 October, 2014
Closing Date: 07 November, 2014
Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the above Temporary Appointment position in the Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Section, UNICEF Kenya Country Office
Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the above Temporary Appointment position in the Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Section, UNICEF Kenya Country Office
Purpose of the Post: Under the guidance and supervision of the Chief of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, the incumbent will be responsible for the implementation of the Kenya Country Office monitoring strategy.
Justification: Embedding children’s rights in the devolved system of governance and results focus underscore the GoK-UNICEF Kenya’s new Country programme 2014-18.
With the support of key stakeholders, including the Government of Kenya line ministries, departments and agencies, donors, UN agencies and implementing partners, UNICEF Kenya has just completed a five year programme focusing on results for children and is now implementing a new four-year Country Programme 2014-18.
In this context, the UN/UNICEF are being requested by the government to support training and capacity building initiatives in M&E.
In this context, the UN/UNICEF are being requested by the government to support training and capacity building initiatives in M&E.
As part of the development of the Country Programme Document (CPD), UNICEF is also focusing on equity programming and increased monitoring to identify bottlenecks and gaps in the environment, access, utilisation and quality of services.
These processes require increased capacity to generate evidence, data analysis, studies and policy papers as well as real-time monitoring. In order to do this, UNICEF Kenya Country Office (KCO) is looking for an M&E Specialist to strengthen its capacity for support to the national and county governments in M&E planning and implementation as well as systems.
The incumbent will be expected to review existing national practices in M&E and advise on appropriate processes and tools for measuring progress on key interventions to identify bottlenecks towards the realisation of child rights.
The incumbent will be expected to review existing national practices in M&E and advise on appropriate processes and tools for measuring progress on key interventions to identify bottlenecks towards the realisation of child rights.