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Aga Khan Foundation
Programme Co-ordinator - Systems Change & Government
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Posted: 10 Nov 2026
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Action Against Hunger
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KEN - Programs - MEAL Officer
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The MEAL Officer supports implementation of monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning activities across assigned projects and field locations. The role ensures timely collection, verification, analysis and reporting of quality programme data; supports assessments and evaluations; strengthens community feedback mechanisms; and documents evidence and learning to inform programme improvements.
Working under the supervision of the MEAL Manager, the Officer collaborates with programme teams, field staff and partners to apply standardized MEAL tools and procedures in line with the ACF US DMEAL strategy and organizational standards.
Purpose: Implement project-level DMEAL processes that generate reliable evidence, support adaptive programming and strengthen accountability to programme participants.
Engagement: Work closely with Programme Managers, Officers, field staff, community representatives and partners to coordinate monitoring, data quality, feedback and learning activities.
Delivery: Produce timely, accurate and actionable MEAL information to support evidence-based programme decision-making, performance monitoring and accountability. Develop and maintain data collection tools, performance dashboards and data visualization products to facilitate effective tracking and analysis of programme results. Conduct data analysis and produce high-quality monitoring, assessment and evaluation reports, including Post-Distribution Monitoring (PDM), baseline and endline reports. Translate monitoring findings into practical insights and learning to inform programme adaptation, continuous improvement and quality reporting.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in relevant fields such as Monitoring and Evaluation, Statistics, Epidemiology, Public Health, International Development or another social science field.
- Professional certification in Project Management or Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) from a recognized institution is desirable
Required Skills & Experience
- Minimum three (3) years of relevant experience in monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning, preferably in humanitarian or development programmes.
- Practical experience implementing project monitoring systems, indicator tracking, field verification and data quality assurance.
- Ability to collect, analyze, interpret and communicate quantitative and qualitative data in clear reports and visualizations.
- Demonstrated knowledge and experience managing and analyzing data using at least one statistical package (Stata, SPSS or R) and advanced Excel, experience with Power BI, Tableau or similar visualization tools, and comfort with Microsoft Office packages as well as DHIS2.
- Conversant with ODK, KoboToolbox, Survey CTO, CommCare or other mobile data collection platforms.
- Strong grounding in qualitative and mixed methods; experience with qualitative analysis software (NVivo/ATLAS.ti) is an added advantage.
- Experience supporting community feedback and complaints mechanisms and accountability to affected populations.
- Good facilitation, report-writing, interpersonal and communication skills; fluency in written and spoken English.
- Experience working with county government systems, including in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands, is an advantage.
- Knowledge of nutrition and food security surveillance, anthropometric data, or GIS tools such as QGIS is an advantage.
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