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Monitoring & Evaluation Officer

WFPDnipro,Ukraine
Position:Professional | SC-8Deadline:23 Sep 2026 (8 days left)Job ID:JR126579Posted on:8 Sep 2026 (7 days ago)
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Job Description

Leads WFP’s Dnipro RAM team to monitor programme performance, generate evidence and strengthen accountability to people affected by war. The officer coordinates monitoring plans and missions, analyzes findings, supports assessments and partner engagement, and uses accountability and community-feedback data to improve programme quality, corrective action and decision-making.

Key Details

Department

Programme Unit

Position Details

Experience level

Early

Minimum experience

1 year

Employment type

Contractor

Arrangement

Onsite

Minimum education

Bachelor's degree

Contract duration

12 months, renewable

Language Requirements

Required

English, Ukrainian

Summary of Responsibilities

  • Lead and coordinate the Dnipro RAM team with technical guidance, work planning, quality assurance and performance oversight
  • Develop and implement regular programme monitoring plans with field-office, country-office and partner teams
  • Arrange and participate in monitoring missions and ensure documentation, analysis and follow-up of findings and corrective actions
  • Analyze and consolidate findings into monitoring reports that identify trends, risks, lessons and recommendations
  • Coordinate rapid market assessments, hromada profiling and targeted evidence gathering in priority areas
  • Engage implementing partners to strengthen monitoring practices and resolve identified gaps
  • Support accountability and community-feedback activities, including trend review, case follow-up and evidence-based quality improvements

Role Requirements

  • Advanced university degree in Economics, Food Security, Statistics, Data Science, Public Health, Nutrition, Geography or a related field, or a first university degree with additional related work experience or training
  • At least one year of postgraduate professional experience in monitoring, assessments, accountability, programme quality or related humanitarian or development fields
  • Experience planning and coordinating field monitoring activities, analyzing quantitative and qualitative data, and producing evidence-based reports and recommendations
  • Fluency in English and Ukrainian at level C

Desired Criteria

  • Knowledge of monitoring and evaluation methodologies, assessment tools and data-quality-assurance processes
  • Understanding of humanitarian principles, accountability to affected populations, community feedback mechanisms and protection mainstreaming
  • Strong analytical, report-writing, coordination and communication skills

Skills

Tools and Technologies

Additional Information

  • The Service Contract is renewable after its 12-month duration
  • One remote-working day per week within the duty station may be available subject to conditions

Source & verification

IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from WFP Careers, on 8 Sep 2026.