Ref.
2025/CSEREADPW/14085
Job offer type
Field staff jobs
Type of contract
CDDU
Activity sectors
Género, derechos y modernización del Estado ; Monitoring and evaluation
Deadline date
2025/11/16 23:59
Contract
Employee
Duration
12 mois renouvelable
Département Gouvernance - GOUV > Pôle Migration, Genre et Droits Humains
Published on : 2025/10/20
The MEAL Officer will be responsible for the establishment and coordination of the Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) system for the Women Leadership in the public ICT sector program and the coordination of the contributions of the six EU Member State agencies to this system. The MEAL Officer will be under the hierarchical supervision of the Program Director.
The main responsibilities of the MEAL Officer, with the support of the Program Director and the Project Coordinator of the PMU, are the following:
Monitoring and Evaluation
· Review the project's theory of change and logical framework, in close coordination with the project implementation teams, and harmonize the way project implementation teams report on these indicators. To do this, the MEAL Officer may lead workshops gathering stakeholders from the same component, in addition to bilateral interviews if necessary. The review of the theory of change and the logical framework shall also be presented to and agreed with the Consortium.
· Develop, in close coordination with the project implementation teams, a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Plan compliant with the quality standards of Expertise France and the donor and adapted to the project.
· Define the roles and responsibilities of the different actors (PMU, project implementation teams in the field, executing partners' headquarter staff, beneficiaries, DG INTPA).
· Set up the system for collecting, processing and consolidating monitoring and evaluation data (for example, using innovative digital tools).
· Train the relevant actors on the various data collection tools.
· Conduct documentary research to establish the baseline values for certain indicators.
· Provide technical support to the six agencies during data collection, cleaning, aggregation, and analysis.
· Propose a plan, a schedule, and tools to facilitate reporting.
· Ensure compliance with the EU and EF reporting schedule.
· Participate in the various project coordination meetings (management team, project component coordination meetings, etc.), whenever MEAL items are on the agenda.
Accountability and Learning
· Develop the project's learning and capitalization strategy.
· Write the sections of the donor reports concerning the monitoring of project indicators and prepare MEAL-related presentations for the project steering committees.
· Organize the project's external evaluations (mid-term and final project evaluation) as well as external capitalization, including the development of terms of reference, selection of external service providers, monitoring of services, validation of deliverables, follow-up on recommendations, etc.
· Organize and facilitate internal capitalization exercises.
· Ensure the dissemination of evaluation and capitalization documents to the different project stakeholders, to promote a learning process.
· Contribute to the establishment and implementation of monitoring-evaluation mechanisms within the department and, more broadly, the operations directorate, in close coordination with the MEAL team of the Governance department.
I. CONTEXT:
Expertise France undertakes missions of designing and implementing capacity-building projects, mobilizing technical expertise, and acting as a project assembler involving public expertise and private know-how.
Under the joint supervision of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Economy and Finance, Expertise France is the public agency for international technical cooperation, working around four priority areas:
· Democratic, economic, and financial governance;
· Stability of countries in crisis/post-crisis situations and security;
· Combating climate change and sustainable urban development;
· Strengthening health systems, social protection, and employment.
Expertise France is accredited by the European Commission for delegated management (six pillars assessed), which allows it to manage EU projects under indirect management.
II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The program “Women Leadership in the public information and communications technology (ICT) sector” is a joint initiative of European Union Member States, stemming from the Digital for Development (D4D Hub) and financed by the Directorate-General for International Partnerships (DG INTPA) of the European Commission.
The overall objective of the project is to enhance digital capacity and strengthen digital citizenship for girls and women, in all their diversity.
Specific Objectives:
Expertise France will be responsible for coordinating the Project Consortium, which is composed of six international cooperation agencies from European Union Member States that will jointly implement the Women Leadership in the public ICT sector program in the following intervention countries: Benin, Nigeria, Senegal, Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda, Chile, Colombia, Cambodia, Philippines, Uzbekistan, Jordan, Moldova, Ukraine, and Kosovo.
A central Project Management Unit (PMU), based in Paris, will be responsible for ensuring the coordination of the Consortium. The PMU will be composed of a Program Director, a Program Coordinator, and a Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) Officer (the subject of this job description).
Qualifications and Experience:
Professional Skills:
What we offer:
Deadline for application : 2025/11/16 23:59
Expertise France is the public agency for designing and implementing international technical cooperation projects. The agency operates around four key priorities :
In these areas, Expertise France conducts capacity-building initiatives and manages project implementation, leveraging technical expertise and acting as a project coordinator. This involves combining public sector expertise with private sector skills to drive impactful results.