Under the overall supervision of the Head of Office, the direct supervision of the National Project Officer, and with technical guidance from the Senior Project Assistant (IOM India), the incumbent will be primarily responsible for providing robust field support and serving as the focal point for monitoring and evaluation (M&E) related to the implementation of migrant worker resource centre(s) in Tamil Nadu.
The most critical aspect of this role is to ensure continuous oversight and quality assurance of activities carried out by the implementing partner. This includes conducting regular field visits to monitor progress, assessing the effectiveness and efficiency of interventions, verifying the accuracy of reported outputs, and identifying gaps or areas for improvement. The incumbent will develop and apply appropriate tools and methodologies to collect data, evaluate outcomes, and ensure that activities are aligned with project objectives and IOM standards.
In addition to the M&E responsibilities, the incumbent will also provide technical and administrative support to facilitate smooth implementation. This includes coordinating with stakeholders such as local government bodies, supply chain businesses, civil society organizations, and community groups; supporting awareness-raising and outreach efforts; contributing to reporting; and assisting in the preparation and dissemination of project materials.
The role requires strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a solid understanding of project management principles. A proactive approach to field engagement, coupled with the ability to work collaboratively with diverse partners and communities, is essential for the success of this position.
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Proven experience in monitoring and evaluation. Solid understanding of management principles. Experience in assessing monitoring improvement plan status and progress from labour and human rights assessments. Experience in drafting regular status and progress report. Experience working with Government counterparts, UN agencies and/or non-governmental organizations is considered an asset.