Job Opportunity - GEMS2 M&E lead and Skills Intervention Manager
Job Location – Lagos
Coffey International
Development manages the Construction and Real Estate (GEMS2) component of the
joint DFID / World Bank Growth, Employment and Markets in States (GEMS)
programme in Nigeria.
To effectively implement the programme strategic
objectives, Coffey International Development is inviting applications from
qualified candidates to fill the following vacant positions;
1. Monitoring
and Evaluation Lead
The core purpose of the position is to work with each all
members of the technical team to ensure effective monitoring and evaluation of
all aspects of the project delivery.
The position holder will work with the Intervention Managers
to plan, coordinate, monitor and report progress towards achievements of set targets
as outlined in the Programme logframe.
The position holder
will also be responsible for coordinating collection of primary and secondary
data requirements as deemed necessary. He/she will also provide assistance in
aggregating the results from the intervention level M&E systems to the
level of the overall programme.
Key
Tasks includes:
·
Assist in the preparation
and design of M&E strategy, systems, templates, and intervention monitoring
framework (IMF) for intervention managers.
·
Prepare project’s M&E
internal and external reporting milestones detailing output deliverables,
person responsible and associated deadlines.
·
Assist intervention leads
in the design and completion of intervention rationale, results chains, action
plans, research summaries and measurement plans
·
Gather quarterly data and
forecasted targets for key indicators of change
·
Work with the
Intervention Managers and the Head of Finance and Administration to apportion
project inputs/costs across interventions, specific activities and outputs so as
to inform the value for money assessment of specific interventions.
·
Facilitate and manage
primary data collection. This could involve: drafting the research requirement
(TOR), drafting the research tools, coordinating the recruitment of suitable
research firms, managing the selected research firm during the data collection
phase and facilitating delivery of data in a timely fashion and to an
appropriate quality standard.
·
Draft quarterly and
annual Monitoring Reports
·
Assist with the
development of Monitoring and Evaluation Plans for new interventions as they
come on stream over the lifetime of the Programme
·
Liaise with other GEMS
components to coordinate approach to M&E
Requirement,
Qualifications and Experience
·
An
advanced degree in Social Science or equivalent relevant experience
·
Relevant
experience in designing and implementing organisational level systems for
M&E
·
Demonstrable
experience of both qualitative and quantitative social research techniques
·
Proven
IT skills, with experience of developing, maintaining and manipulating large
databases and using other analytical tools for research purposes
·
Ability
to create effective and efficient systems for gathering and analysing complex
data
·
Strong
attention to detail and highly organised
·
Leadership
qualities to inspire others and team player (in person and virtual)
·
Adaptation
skills: ability to work well in a multicultural environment and in a team
·
Highly
motivated, responsible, self-directed, resourceful and flexible
·
Report-writing
skills – experience with donor-funded programme reporting would be desirable
2. Skills
Intervention Manager
The aim of the position is to lead and manage a number of
programme interventions within skills development and business servies work
streams and ensure that it effectively delivers against its terms of reference
and budget.
Key
Tasks includes:
·
Review
existing documentation particularly the intervention monitoring frameworks and
the output facilitation strategies that includes background information,
results chains, indicators of change,
action plans for the skills and business development services work stream
·
Reflect
with the team the relevance of the existing interventions to Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P)
principles and to the project-wide results chain
·
Meet
with the key stakeholders to have a better insight into some of the
interventions underway and explore potential for new interventions
·
Following
from the initial review and assessment, in consultation with the team leader
and intervention managers review and/or redraft the results chains for specific
interventions within skills development and business services
·
Provide
advisory support to the interventions underway and in consultation with the
team leader and based on the existing research design and initiate new
interventions that has potential for scale
·
Provide
adequate support and mentoring for the junior staff involved in the skills
interventions
·
In
all aspects above, the position holder will consider the total geographic scope
of the GEMS2, and the WEE (Women Economic Empowerment) strategy of GEMS2
Requirement,
Qualifications and Experience
·
A degree in Economics, Social Science or equivalent
experience in private sector development, or a related field
·
At least eight years’ experience in development sphere
·
Knowledge of strategic planning and managing change
·
Good
understanding of data management and analysis
·
Experience of involving the community and other
stakeholders in service design and delivery
·
Proven understanding of private sector development
·
Excellent analytical capabilities, with an ability to
think creatively and to communicate ideas effectively with a team.
·
Good verbal and written communication skills
·
Strong interpersonal skills and an ability to build
effective relationships with a range of people
·
Project management experience, exposure to technical
assistance projects, an ability to bring together sector stakeholders and an
understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation principles.
Method
of Application: Application and CV’s with the job title clearly indicated as the
subject of the mail should be sent to; [email protected]. Only shortlisted
candidates will be contacted.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Friday, October 12th,
2012
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