Design, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer

RECRUITMENT: DESIGN, MONITORING AND EVALUATION OFFICER

Good Neighbors is an international, non-profit humanitarian organization that plans, implements and raises funds for the provision of services in child education, community development, health, sanitation, and disaster relief projects. Currently Good Neighbors has been operating in 37 countries, supporting approximately 17 million people, including about 10 million children.

Good Neighbors International in Vietnam (GNI) is implementing Community Development Projects (CDP) based on child sponsorship in 3 provinces; Tuyen Quang, Hoa Binh, and Thanh Hoa. GNI is working in main areas as child sponsorship and education, water and sanitation, income generation, etc. in 9 CDPs and is managing about 10,000 sponsored children.     

Job title: Design, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer (DME Officer)  
Effective date: February 2017
Department: Operation Division (OD)
Location: Head Office, Hanoi
Reports to: DME Team leader, OD Manager
Type of contract: Full time

1. KEY WORKING RELATIONSHIPS

Internal: Country Director, Managing Director, OD Manager/Officers, Admin-Finance Manager/Officers,  Project Manager, Field Officers

External: GNI’s Donors, Partners, Governmental Officials, INGOs, Communities

2. MAIN DUTIES

Responsible for implementation of activities related to the Design, Monitoring and Evaluation Project:

• Design
  
  • Participate in designing strategy and plans to expand the project
  • Participate in designing methods and tools for collecting information, data, community needs;
  • Support DME team leader in guidance on using survey methods and tools for staff involved in the assessment and survey;
  • Participate in surveys, community needs assessment;
  • Participate in designing log- frame and making M&E plan of new project/program;
  • Participate in  developing and improving quality of the indicators, the project log-frame as needed;
  • Support DME team leader in coordinate the making of project action plan, include: guidance for GN Vietnam staff on making Plan of Action (POA), making mid-term/ Long-term plan and organize strategy - making meeting with Community Development Committee.

• Monitoring
  
  • Support DME team leader in design project monitoring tools;
  • Directly implement or cooperate with other teams in the project monitoring periodically or upon request.

• Evaluation
  
  • Participate in designing of method and tools and coordinate evaluation survey;
  • Support DME team leader in  organizing and coordinate evaluation project/program survey (mid-term phase, phase - out);
  • Support DME team leader in prepare evaluation reports of the projects/program.

3. QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED

Education

• A bachelor’s degree of DME, Sociology, Social work or Community Development
• Work experience
• Minimum of 01 years’ experience in DME;
• Development project working experience is preferable;
• Experience and skills of project management, including planning, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and partnership

Skills

• Fluent in spoken and written English;
• Proficient Office Computing and good at using of statistical software;
• Be good at organizational, planning;
• Be good at organizing, team work and interpersonal skills;

Attitude

• Sociable, responsive, committed working with GNI at least 2 years.
• Teamwork
• Hard-working and creative.
• Able to work under high pressure.
• Truthful and accountable

Nationality: Vietnamese

4. SALARY AND BENEFITS

Salary (gross): 350 ~ 400 USD

Other benefits: a 13th month salary, annual-leave days – according to GNI’s policy.

5. HOW TO APPLY

Interested candidates are invited to send their application (including a letter of motivation and a CV with a portrait photo attached) to Human Resource Division via the email address [email protected] or to the Head Office address: Good Neighbors International in Vietnam, 17th Floor, Block A, Song Da Building, My Dinh I, Nam Tu Liem, Hanoi no later than 24th February 2017. We are very sorry that only short-listed candidates will be contacted for interviews.