Provide technical support to staff and projects. Support technical requirements in the area of project design, business development and quality assurance. Implement and monitor strategic and technical initiatives. Provide technical guidance around the issues, challenges, and strategies for improving access to quality affecting the project. Contribute knowledge products through the creation and management of reports, technical materials, and conflict-sensitive solutions. Working closely with project and Headquarter (HQ) teams, support projects by evaluating programmatic effectiveness, overseeing technical aspects, and providing technical assessment reports. Contribute to business development efforts, including supporting the management of opportunity identification, capture, proposal development, and strategic partnering.
Technical Officers (Level I – III) provide a range of technical and administrative services at increasing levels of complexity to support project implementation and proposal development. Individuals within these positions are expected to demonstrate an increasing level of proficiency with the specific relevant technical area.
Position Description
The Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Technical Specialist will support the research utilization (RU), knowledge management (KM) and monitoring, evaluation and learning efforts for the MOSAIC project in Uganda. Specifically, the technical advisor will be responsible for working with the MOSAIC-Uganda, regional, and global teams to define and operationalize the project’s RU and KM priorities and ensure monitoring of progress towards project milestones and objectives. S/he will support the MOSAIC-Uganda RU/KM plans, in alignment with the global MOSAIC RU/KM plan and will monitor and report progress as outlined in the global MEL plan in coordination with the MOSAIC Technical Advisors and Program Officers. The MEL TA will also support the gathering, synthesis, and dissemination of information, including development of evidence-based tools and technical resources.
Key Responsibilities
Global and National MOSAIC engagement
Research Utilization and Knowledge Management
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning
Applied Knowledge and Skills
Minimum requirements
There are 31 FHI 360 development competencies, of greatest focus for this particular job will be:
Date Revised: 09/13/2021
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