Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist

UN Children's Fund (UNICEF)

Design and implement robust M&E frameworks for humanitarian programs. Conduct data collection, analysis, and reporting to measure program effectiveness. Provide capacity building on M&E methods. Requirements: Master's degree in Monitoring and Evaluation, Statistics, or related field; 5+ years of experience in M&E within humanitarian settings; proficiency in statistical software (SPSS, STATA).
### Strategic Analysis In the humanitarian landscape, evidence is the cornerstone of effective intervention. The Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist at UNICEF is not merely a data collector but a strategic architect of accountability and learning. By designing robust M&E frameworks, this role ensures that child protection programs are not just implemented but optimized for maximum impact. In a sector where resources are scarce and stakes are high, rigorous impact assessments enable organizations to pivot strategies, demonstrate value to donors, and uphold the principle of 'do no harm' by ensuring interventions are effective and ethical. This role sits at the intersection of data and policy, translating complex data into actionable insights that inform global child protection strategies. As humanitarian crises become more protracted and complex, the demand for evidence-based programming has never been greater. The specialist's work directly influences funding decisions, program scalability, and the overall credibility of the humanitarian sector. In essence, this role is a guardian of quality and a catalyst for innovation, ensuring that every dollar spent contributes to tangible, sustainable improvements in children's lives.