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Reporting to the Chief of Party, the Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, Learning and Communications Advisor (MERLC Advisor) will serve as the senior MERLC technical expert for the USAID TB Private Sector Activity. The Advisor will provide technical leadership to monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) activities as well as ensuring that quality assurance system is in place for research and communication activities and their knowledge products (materials, reports, papers, and publications). The Advisor will also establish and maintain an MEL system, including data management information system (collection, analysis, and reporting) on key output, outcome and impact indicators for the Activity, and work closely with the technical team to ensure compatibility and coordination within the existing MEL framework, and consistency with national and donor requirements. The Advisor will oversee data analysis and production of the knowledge products and mechanisms to promote evidence-based programming, and timely feedback in relation to targets or identification and resolution of gaps. Provide guidance on information systems for quality assurance, as well as best practices documentation and reporting.
The position shall be based in Jakarta, Indonesia. The recruitment is contingent upon final USAID approval of the candidate.
Accountabilities:
Oversees M&E and learning team and provide technical leadership in quality assurance for research, learning and communication activities for the TB project.
Leads development and oversee implementation of an MEL system to collect, interpret and aggregate data that demonstrate impact and program accountability and progress.
In coordination with the y Chief of Party, proactively engage and keep USAID COR informed about the progress of MERLC work.
Develop high quality quantitative and qualitative methods and participatory methodologies to monitor program quality for performance and results.
Supervise Health Information Specialist for utilization of project/national private sector performance metrics in concepts of data integration and data interoperability.
Build upon industry and experiences to improve consistency, quality and practicality of MEL strategies; promote dissemination and use of lessons learned within the Activity, the Government of Indonesia and other development partners.
Build capacity of staff, primary stakeholders, and implementing partners on M&E components in project design; such as monitoring plan, assessments, reviews, and evaluations.
Ensure Activity experience is documented as success stories, technical reports, or peer
review publications.
Implement collaboration, learning, and adapting concepts for health projects in coordination with Learning and adaptation specialist and APRO thought leadership in
Liaise with national, multisectoral and donor to ensure programs provide complementary support and contribution to evolution of country M&E systems.
Performs other duties as assigned
Masters’ degree in Public Health, Epidemiology or Statistics or another related field.
At least eight (8) years of relevant work experience in M&E in developing countries with USAID projects.
Experience developing MEL plans for tuberculosis programs.
Demonstrated research experience and skills, complemented by collaboration with varying types of partners.
Must have exceptional writing, communications and presentation skills, fluency in the English language, strong teamwork and effective cross-cultural interpersonal skills.
Must have significant experience working in middle income (lower and/or upper middle-income countries), including Indonesia.
Fluent in English and Bahasa.
At least 10 years of relevant work experience in monitoring and evaluation in developing countries with donor-funded projects
Strong background in quantitative research design, methods, analysis and application of subsequent insights to improve performance
Experienced in capacity development of government counterparts
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