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Handicap International

Disability-focused humanitarian aid and empowerment

Monitoring and Evaluation Officer

Data AnalysisPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeCaracas, Capital District, Venezuela$1k - $1.2k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A professional qualification in Sociology, Economics, Administration, Statistics, Industrial Engineering, Systems, or a related area is required.
  • At least 2 years of experience in MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning), monitoring, evaluation, or data management is required.
  • Experience in national or international nongovernmental organizations is desirable.
  • Experience tracking results and indicators is required.
  • Experience planning and coordinating qualitative and quantitative surveys and disseminating their results is required.
  • Experience collecting quantitative and qualitative data and conducting qualitative analysis is required.
  • Knowledge of responsible and ethical data management is required.
  • Advanced Excel skills, including formulas, pivot tables, and automation, are required.
  • Intermediate or advanced Power BI skills are required.
  • Intermediate or advanced Power Query skills are required.
  • Experience using mobile or digital data collection tools such as KoboToolbox or SurveyCTO is required.
  • Experience using SharePoint and OneDrive is required.
  • Native or C2-level Spanish is required.
  • A results-oriented approach, objective completion, and effective time management are required.
  • Effective oral and written communication, cooperation, and the ability to build and maintain working relationships in multidisciplinary and culturally diverse settings are required.
  • Adaptability to change, resilience, agility, and innovation are required.
  • Sensitivity to humanitarian work, institutional commitment, and ethical conduct are required.

Responsibilities

  • Implement monitoring and evaluation activities in assigned projects or intervention areas according to the system established by the Regional MEAL Management.
  • Collect field data for monitoring and evaluation surveys.
  • Contribute to creating, translating, and validating data collection tools.
  • Help define schedules and resources needed to implement monitoring and evaluation activities.
  • Participate in selecting and training community members or daily workers who contribute to quantitative and qualitative surveys.
  • Ensure effective collection of the information needed for monitoring and evaluation activities.
  • Identify obstacles to field activities and report them to the direct supervisor.
  • Participate in presenting survey results.
  • Contribute at least once a year to project self-evaluations led by project managers.
  • Contribute to project evaluations led by internal or external evaluators.
  • Transmit relevant monitoring information to project information systems in accordance with program information-management procedures.
  • Prepare regular reports on monitoring and evaluation activities.
  • Regularly assess work performed and suggest improvements.
  • Provide feedback on monitoring and evaluation results to populations and partners.
  • Represent the organization to populations and partners while respecting its values and maintaining positive working relationships.
  • Contribute to program emergency preparedness and, in an emergency, adapt working methods to support an effective humanitarian response.
  • Perform other duties assigned by the direct supervisor when compatible with the role and working conditions.

Desired Qualifications

  • English proficiency at B1 (intermediate) level.

About the Company

Handicap International

Disability-focused humanitarian aid and empowerment

Handicap International, also known as Humanity & Inclusion, is an international non-profit organization focused on disability. It works with people with disabilities in diverse settings—from conflict zones to development contexts—to improve their access to essential services, rehabilitation, livelihoods, and inclusion. The organisation delivers aid and support through programmes in about 60 countries and responds to emergencies, helping people become self-reliant. It operates through a network of eight national associations (Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Switzerland, United Kingdom, USA) that provide funding, resources, and project management. Unlike some aid groups, it is non-governmental, non-religious, non-political, and non-profit, centering the needs and rights of people with disabilities. Its goal is to enable people with disabilities to participate fully in society and to strengthen their independence and resilience in all contexts.

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