FYI Vacancy for Monitoring and Evaluation Officer in Sangama, Bangalore for GFATM Round 9 HIV/MSM-TG component
Location: Bangalore, Karnataka, India Employer: SANGAMA Application deadline: 16th November 2010 Contact: Arul Durai S About Sangama: Sangama, a human rights organization founded in 1999 works mainly with sexual minorities, sex workers and people living with HIV in India through human rights activism, community led campaigns, providing support to community based organizations, producing documentary films, reports, etc. Helping community organizations in providing health services and advocating for health rights is an important part of our work. Job Description of the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Project Pehchan: The principal role of the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Project Pehchan will be to collect data from Sangama's partner CBOs, data clarification and cleaning, data analysis, preparation of M&E tools and technical reports, providing feedback and data collection guidance to the partner CBOs, data storage and interaction with the project staff and India HIV/AIDS Alliance staff and providing necessary research assistance to the project team. Key responsibilities of the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer: a) Programme Management: The Monitoring and Evaluation Officer needs to work with the other members of the team to contribute in implementation and review of effective monitoring for agreed project deliverables. S/he will maintain up-to-date accurate records on the prescribed Management Information System (MIS) and programme indicators at all levels and will analyze the data and provide support in compilation of collected information, including workshop reports, quarterly and annual reports and review and planning reports. S/he will also be required to support the implementation of an online CMIS for the project and provide intensive support to partner CBOs in MIS systems and procedures (including accuracy) to ensure donor compliance. b) Programme Evaluation and Innovative/Operations Research: The Monitoring and Evaluation Officer will have to participate in programme evaluations and innovative / operation research studies in thematic areas and need to prepare necessary reports and disseminate the learnings through presentations and publications. c) Capacity Building and Technical Support to the Project Staff and CBO Partners: The Monitoring and Evaluation Officer will have to support the assessment processes and in developing monitoring and evaluation capacity building plans for needs identified; and also will have to monitor, review and evaluate the progress and impact of the capacity building programmes. d) External Relationships and Networking: The Monitoring and Evaluation Officer will maintain and strengthen effective relationships between all partners of Pehchan Project, and will provide support to Project Manager and other team members in programme evaluations, strategies and data analysis and liaison with SACS, TSUs, DAPCUs and others for necessary coordination and data sharing. The Monitoring and Evaluation Officer will report to the Project Manager, Project Pehchan Skills and Qualifications Required: 1. At least three years of experience in monitoring and evaluation of HIV/AIDS programmes or other similar health programmes. 2. An eye for detail and experience in data analysis and use of analytical software packages (like SPSS or STATA) and Microsoft Office software. 3. Demonstrated knowledge base and documentation skills in relation to gender, sexuality, human rights and HIV/AIDS communication. 4. Good command over English language (written and spoken). Ability to speak and write in Kannada and / or Malayalam languages will be considered an added qualification. 5. Ability to work independently and as a team player in a complex, multicultural environment, with demonstrated leadership, communication, networking and presentation capabilities. 6. Willingness to travel extensively in Karnataka and Kerala states for planning and implementation of the project activities. Salary will be based on experience and skills. Sangama believes in affirmative action and encourages people from marginalized backgrounds to apply for this post, including: sexual minorities and their family members, sex workers and their family members, people living with HIV and their family members, women, dalits, adivasis, religious minorities and persons with disability. Interested candidates may apply by sending their complete CV (with contact details of self and 2 people who know their work as references) to sangamavik...@gmail.com by 16th November, 2010. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "lgbtdiscuss" group. To post to this group, send an email to lgbtdisc...@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to lgbtdiscuss+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/lgbtdiscuss?hl=en-GB.
