Strategic Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist
World Food Programme (WFP)
Design and implement monitoring and evaluation frameworks for complex humanitarian programs. Conduct baseline and endline surveys, data analysis, and impact assessments. Provide technical guidance to country offices and ensure data-driven decision-making. Requirements: Master's degree in statistics, economics, or related field; 6-8 years of experience in M&E within humanitarian settings; proficiency in data analysis software (e.g., SPSS, STATA); strong report-writing skills. Diploma in Strategic Monitoring and Evaluation is an added advantage.
### Strategic Analysis
In the complex landscape of humanitarian crises, data is not just numbers—it's a lifeline. The Strategic Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist at the World Food Programme plays a pivotal role in ensuring that every intervention is evidence-based, efficient, and impactful. By designing robust M&E frameworks, this role enables real-time adjustments in food distribution, nutrition programs, and emergency responses, directly influencing the survival and well-being of millions. In a sector where resources are scarce and stakes are high, M&E specialists bridge the gap between action and accountability, providing the data needed to convince donors, guide policy, and optimize operations. As humanitarian challenges grow more intricate, driven by climate change, conflict, and displacement, the demand for rigorous M&E has never been greater. This role is not just about tracking metrics; it's about shaping the future of humanitarian aid by ensuring that every dollar spent delivers maximum positive impact. It's a strategic imperative for organizations like WFP to foster a culture of learning and adaptation, and this specialist is at the heart of that mission.