Senior
Gender Expert, Tanzania (Employment).Business Development
LOCATION:
P.O. Box 105056
Msasani, Dar es Salaam, TanzaniaTanzania, United Republic of
Introduction:Project HOPE is recruiting
for our proposal to USAID/Tanzania’s recently issued RFP titled “Monitoring,
Evaluation and Learning Program (MELP)” with a total Estimated cost of $50M –
$60
M. We are a non-profit organization with an international team of over 500
engaged employees in 30 countries. Our mission is to make a positive impact on
the global health challenges facing people around the world. Working in
collaboration with local governments and other nongovernmental organizations,
we are committed to long-term sustainable health care.
RFP
Background:
The upcoming
proposed 5-year contract aims to provide technical and advisory services to
USAID/Tanzania Development Objective teams and implementing partners in the
areas of project monitoring, evaluation, research, organizational learning, and
knowledge management, thus enabling
USAID/Tanzania to
fulfill its performance and evaluation requirements. The purpose of the MELP
contract is to provide monitoring, evaluation and learning support services to
improve development effectiveness through results achievement. The program is
intended to strengthen systems, capacity and performance around evidence-based
decision-making by USAID/Tanzania and its key stakeholders. It will do so
through a focus on performance monitoring support; performance and impact
evaluations; related assessments and research; capacity building for Mission
and stakeholder staff in monitoring and evaluation, data analysis and use; and
support for implementing a Collaborating, Learning and Adapting approach among
all involved parties.
Position
Description:
Project HOPE is
seeking a long-term, full-time Senior Gender Expert to provide technical
support on this anticipated 5-year initiative. This position will be based out
of Dar Es Salaam for the duration of the contract period.
Responsibilities:
The Gender Expert
will lead contractor support to USAID, stakeholders, and within MELP in all
aspects of gender data collection, analysis and capacity development to ensure
that the overall emphasis of the CDCS on women’s empowerment is included in all
MELP work.
Qualifications:
- Undergraduate
degree or higher in field of international development, social science,
women’s or gender studies, or any other related field. - Minimum
of 7 years (or 5 years of experience with a graduate degree in one of the
abovementioned relevant fields) in gender assessments and gender
mainstreaming for development programs. - Fluency
in written and spoken English required. Kiswahili language skills are
desired.
To apply, please use
the following link to the Project HOPE career page:
https://projecthope.csod.com/ats/careersite/JobDetails.aspx?id=98