Monitoring and Evaluation Assistant

Our Mandate The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is the UN's reproductive health agency dealing with population issues and it is responsible for expanding the possibilities for women and young people to lead a healthy sexual and reproductive life. UNFPA works to accelerate universal access to sexual and reproductive health, including voluntary family planning and safe motherhood; and seeks the realization of rights and opportunities for young people. UNFPA is present in more than 150 countries, improving people's lives as a catalyst for action and advocacy of their issues. Acting through alliances and partnerships with governments, other UN agencies, civil society and the private sector, UNFPA makes a positive difference for billions of people, especially those most in need. UNFPA also helps countries use population data to anticipate future challenges; offers technical assistance that strengthens and empowers its partners; supports policy formulation and national capacity-building, ensuring that reproductive health and the rights of women and young people remain central issues in the development agenda. UNFPA is making progress - fewer women are dying during childbirth, more unwanted pregnancies are being avoided, and younger women are having their opportunities expanded. But it is necessary to expand these efforts so that we can reach a healthy and fair world. UNFPA - Creating a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and every young person’s potential is fulfilled.

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) agency committed to delivering a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and every young person’s potential is fulfilled. UNFPA has committed its global, regional and country programmes to prioritize and scale up effective programmes for women and girls with special attention to sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence, while providing evidence and advocating for the holistic development of young people. The M&E Assistant provides support to quality assurance for UNFPA programmes in Mozambique. S/he will also contribute to planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting on the Country Office’s projects and programmes. S/he will also assist in monitoring the Humanitarian-Development-Peace nexus and emergency projects and ensure that they are aligned to the Country Programme results and resource framework.

Under the direct guidance of the Deputy Representative, and overall supervision of the Representative, the UN Volunteer will undertake the following tasks: - Support the roll out of the District Health Information Software 2 (DHIS2) Project Monitoring Platform - Assist in annual work plan (AWP) development, ensuring activities and interventions are correctly linked to output indicators in the corporate system, Quantum Plus - Support timely and accurate entry of quarterly milestone monitoring reports into UNFPA’s Quantum Plus, conducting basic quality assurance checks to identify missing or inconsistent data for correction by programme staff. - Assist in drafting and consolidating information for quarterly progress reports, annual reports, and donor reports by collecting narrative and quantitative updates from pro-gramme teams and implementing partners. - Support the collation of baseline and target data for various indicators. - Assist in maintaining and updating electronic filing systems and databases for all M&E documents, including project monitoring data, survey reports, and evaluation management responses. - Support the documentation of best practices, success stories, and lessons learned from the field to contribute to knowledge sharing and communication materials. - Perform any other job-related duties as assigned by the M&E Specialist or the Pro-gramme Coordinator. During the first month of the assignment, the UN Volunteer will work with his/her direct supervisor to finalize an agreed-upon work plan. This plan will include regular meetings with the supervisor to review progress and receive feedback on performance against agreed objectives. The final work plan will be discussed and mutually endorsed by both the UN Volunteer and the supervisor.