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Monitoring Assistant

WFPBrazzaville, Republic of the Congo
Category | Grade:General | SC-4Deadline:10 Aug 2026Job ID:JR125390Posted on:28 Jul 2026
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Overview

Supports WFP’s Brazzaville sub-office by monitoring humanitarian and development activities, verifying distributions and transfers, collecting and analysing field data, following corrective actions, managing beneficiary feedback and strengthening partner reporting.

Department: Brazzaville Sub-Office

Languages

Required: French

Desired: English

Minimum Experience

3 years

Estimated Salary

Not available

Responsibilities

  • Monitor programme implementation against operational and risk-based monitoring plans
  • Verify food, non-food and cash-transfer movements and distributions
  • Conduct field missions and prepare structured monitoring reports
  • Collect, validate, consolidate and analyse programme data
  • Maintain monitoring records and institutional information systems
  • Track beneficiary feedback and protection concerns
  • Support partners with WFP monitoring tools and reporting methods
  • Follow implementation of supervision recommendations and corrective actions

Requirements

  • First-level university degree in statistics, economics, agronomy, rural development, social sciences, project management, monitoring and evaluation, geography, food security, nutrition or another relevant field
  • At least three years of relevant experience in humanitarian or development programme monitoring, data collection and analysis, information management or project implementation
  • Excellent oral and written French
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Outlook

Skills

Programme monitoringField data collectionData quality controlHumanitarian reportingBeneficiary accountabilityPartner capacity buildingProtection monitoringOperational analysis

Tools

COMETLESSSugarCRMMicrosoft OfficeExcelWordPowerPointKoboCollectODK

Additional info

  • Service contract at SC-4 level for an initial six months
  • Regular field missions and work in areas that may be difficult to access are required