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The HALO Trust

Humanitarian mine clearance, EOD, and education

Monitoring and Evaluation Officer

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Full-timeAbrego, North Santander, ColombiaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Professional, technologist, or university student in Social Sciences, Administration, Administrative Engineering, Systems Engineering, Data Science, or related fields.
  • Complementary certifications in data science, Power BI, or data visualization.
  • Two years of experience in roles related to monitoring, evaluation, and accountability (MEAL).
  • Writing, information management, and computer skills.
  • English at A2 level is desirable.
  • Must reside in Cúcuta or nearby municipalities and be available to relocate to Ábrego.
  • Must be available to travel to HALO Colombia regional locations in Norte de Santander and spend 80% of the time working in the field.

Responsibilities

  • Collect data for contextual assessments, including socioeconomic, gender, and environmental baselines, in assigned municipalities to identify new lines of work, opportunities to increase HALO's impact in communities, and potential relationships and partnerships with humanitarian actors, local authorities, and development-sector actors.
  • Contribute to designing and implementing the program's monitoring and evaluation system by analyzing contextual assessment information, information from Non-Technical Survey and clearance teams, and project data.
  • Conduct quality control of socioeconomic data from pre- and post-clearance surveys and behavior-change Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices (KAP) surveys.
  • Analyze collected data to inform project proposals and reports and general program reports, including analysis of displaced populations returning to mine-free rural communities.
  • Develop indicators that generate useful information and optimize decision-making based on operational results, in coordination with other organizational areas.
  • Visit locations to support and verify the use of monitoring and evaluation tools, identify good practices and opportunities for improvement, and document them in the living good-practices repository.
  • Establish and coordinate training and refresher-training plans to ensure the quality of monitoring and evaluation processes, in coordination with the training team.
  • Collect photographic and audiovisual evidence of the impact of HALO's activities, including images, videos, and beneficiary testimonies; operations in progress; before, during, and after clearance when appropriate; and Explosive Risk Awareness and Education activities, especially evidence of behavior change or prevention impact.
  • Analyze KAP survey results to assess the impact of Explosive Risk Awareness and Education activities and behavior change among beneficiaries, and provide input for project reports and general program reports with support from the Explosive Risk Awareness and Education and AIV teams.
  • Support the Explosive Risk Awareness and Education and AIV teams in conducting and reporting field performance evaluations for facilitators in the territory.
  • Analyze collected data to support internal program learning, inform operational decisions, and improve monitoring and evaluation processes.
  • Analyze community feedback from KAP surveys, pre- and post-clearance surveys, and contextual assessments, and regularly present summaries to program management.
  • Implement data-collection tools concerning Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) in communities where HALO works.

Desired Qualifications

  • English at A2 level.

About the Company

The HALO Trust

Humanitarian mine clearance, EOD, and education

The HALO Trust is a humanitarian organization that clears landmines and other unexploded weapons in conflict-affected areas around the world. It trains and employs local people to remove and safely dispose of mines, UXO, and weapons, run explosive ordnance disposal, manage ammunition, and educate communities about risks. Its teams work on the ground in communities, using both manual demining and mechanical methods, and collaborate with governments and donors for funding. A key difference from many rivals is HALO’s strong focus on local employment (over 95% of its 9,000+ staff are locals) and its mission-driven, non-profit model aimed at turning dangerous land into safe land for farming, building, and resettlement. HALO’s goal is to reduce harm from mines and remnants of war and help communities recover and rebuild after conflict by making areas safe for people to live and prosper.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Thornhill, United Kingdom
Founded
1988

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