CAMRIS International ,Senior Advisor, Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning Jobs in Malawi

omprehensive community-level activities.
Additionally, the One Community activity aims to prevent new infections
among targeted Malawian priority populations to enable them to achieve their
maximum potential as individuals and citizens of Malawi.

• Improve
  community-based program through the application of ME&L. There are two
  main related components: the evaluation and learning agenda and improving
  project performance.
• Work
  to build on existing evidence based approaches to reach the targeted
  priority populations.
• Include
  ME&L as a core component of interventions, and measure how specific
  interventions Implemented contributed to prevention, care, and child
  development and protection outcomes. In addition to proposed operations
  research under the project, the Recipient will collaborate with an
  external evaluators impact evaluation design
• Develop
  a plan to generate and disseminate knowledge to strengthen implementation
  of project.
• Work
  closely with the GOM to implement a knowledge management strategy to
  disseminate research and evaluation findings, use these findings to
  improve programs on a continuing basis, and ensure the exchange of best
  practices and lessons learned. This includes program monitoring
  information systems that are available for review, use, and advocacy by
  the targeted priority populations.

• The
  proposed candidate must have experience analyzing quantitative and
  qualitative data, working with similar projects and knowledgeable on
  reporting procedures, best practices, guidelines, and tools for monitoring
  and evaluation.
• S/he
  must have demonstrated experience in the design and implementation of
  rigorous qualitative and quantitative research and evaluation studies to
  IRB standard.
• The
  Senior Advisor, MERL must have at least 10-15years’ experience in
  international public health, with at least three years working in
  HIV/AIDS.
• S/he
  should have demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the current
  scientific literature and state-of-the-art in HIV/AIDS programming.
• A
  Master’s degree in public health or a related field (e.g. international
  development; evaluation research; bio statistics; economics) is required,
  with a terminal degree preferred.
• S/he
  must have strong writing and organizational skills for monitoring and
  reporting on program and study results.
• S/he
  must have demonstrated skills in English at IV or the equivalent.