Global Health Systems Strengthening Lead - M&E
World Health Organization (WHO)
The role is designed to lead monitoring and evaluation frameworks for global health programmes, particularly focusing on accountability and learning. Responsibilities include designing M&E strategies, implementing digital data systems, analyzing impact data, and advising senior leadership on programmatic decisions. The ideal candidate possesses a diploma in Strategic Monitoring and Evaluation or Public Health, experience with quantitative and qualitative methods, and a history of building M&E capacities in low- and middle-income countries. Ten or more years of relevant experience, including in humanitarian settings, is required.
### Strategic Analysis
This role sits at the nexus of global health and accountability, ensuring that interventions are not just implemented but proven effective. As humanitarian crises become more complex, M&E leads are the compass for resource allocation, guiding investments to where they yield the greatest impact. The emphasis on digital data systems signals a shift toward real-time analytics and adaptive management, enabling agile responses in fragile settings. By building M&E capacity in low- and middle-income countries, this role fosters local ownership and sustainable health gains. In a landscape where donors demand evidence and communities expect transparency, this position is the guardian of trust, turning data into decisions that save lives.