Biostatistical Programming Manager
Amgen
DAC
End-of-Project Evaluation Consultant
ChildFund Uganda
contract
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Origin: • 🇱🇦 Laos
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Mid-LevelSenior
Tech Stack
DAC
About the role
- Conduct desk review of project documents, baseline, reports and manuals
- Prepare detailed inception report describing evaluation methods, tools, data collection tools and work plan
- Review and update existing tools and develop new tools as necessary (FGDs, KIIs) to measure outcomes and indicators
- Train enumerators on quantitative and qualitative data collection methods
- Conduct field-level data collection, maintain quality, lead data entry and analysis
- Develop comprehensive draft report on findings/results with input from ChildFund/project team
- Prepare presentation slides in English and Lao for ChildFund and stakeholders
- Incorporate comments and produce final report; submit all raw data used
- Consult with project-implementing organisations and obtain confirmation on ToR, Inception Report and Endline Report
- Highlight lessons learned, challenges, solutions and recommendations; assess OECD-DAC criteria including relevance, coherence, efficiency, effectiveness, impact and sustainability; address gender, ethnicity and disability inclusion
Requirements
- At least Master Degree in Education, International Development, Monitoring and Evaluation, or related disciplines
- Minimum five (5) years’ experience in conducting similar evaluation and/or research works in developing countries particularly in South East Asia
- Relevant experience in development sector around INGOs’ work or relevant agency
- Experience in monitoring and evaluation, and conducting end-of-project evaluation, impact studies, utilizing quantitative and qualitative research methods including data collection techniques and analysis
- Strong experience in primary education and teacher training
- Familiarity with child‐focused programming
- Familiarity with the development context of Lao PDR including relevant language skills
- Good experience in collaboration and interaction with communities and government bodies from local to national level, especially the MoES, PESS and DESB
- Strong facilitation skills, particularly with children, youth and ethnic women
- Self-driven, strong organizational and planning skills, with ability to work independently or in a group and under pressure
- Fluent in both Lao and English; ability to communicate ethnic languages; Hmong and Khmu would be an asset
- Core competencies: commitment to ChildFund Australia’s values, teamwork, communication, accountability and integrity, adaptability and flexibility
- Submission requirements: CV of lead consultant and team (if any), cover letter, technical proposal, financial proposal (total lump sum and breakdown of daily professional fee, transportation, accommodation, communication costs), two professional referees
- Note: Child protection policy and background checks will be undertaken prior to any offer
