Consortium Monitoring, Evidence and Learning Technical Officer Ukraine at Norwegian Refugee Council

Kyiv, , Ukraine -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

07 Jul, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

08 Apr, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, Learning, Data Analysis, Data Collection, Reporting, Capacity Building, Project Management, Humanitarian Aid, Microsoft Office, Kobo, Power Bi, Statistical Analysis, Data Visualization, Information Management

Industry

Non-profit Organizations

Description

NRC has been present in Ukraine since 2014, assisting displaced and conflict-affected people and scaling up the response following the escalation of the conflict in February 2022. In 2025 NRC supported 340,000 people across Ukraine through the provision of legal aid, protection, education, shelter, livelihoods and multi-purpose cash assistance interventions. NRC works in areas with high severity of needs in the east, south and north of the country. NRC's programming also has a strong focus on localisation and partner-led implementation, aiming to strengthen the role of national and local actors in delivering humanitarian assistance. Within this context, NRC participates in a consortium bringing together international and national partners to deliver cash-based assistance to conflict-affected populations across Ukraine. The consortium is supported by a dedicated Consortium Coordination Unit, led by the Consortium Manager, to ensure coherent, quality and accountable programme delivery across all members. The first project under this consortium is a coordinated, complementary and harmonised unified cash transfer response, delivered by NRC, Acted and Right to Protection (R2P) alongside eleven sub-implementing partners. The project aims to supports people in meeting their basic needs across high-severity areas based on the Ukraine humanitarian response plan. Assistance addresses the immediate basic needs of vulnerable households close to the frontline, enables rapid emergency response to strikes and evacuations, and supports the most vulnerable internally displaced persons facing barriers to accessing government allowances. A harmonised division of responsibilities ensures each consortium member leads on a specific cross-cutting priority, promoting technical ownership, peer learning and consistent standards across all partners The role of the Consortium MEAL Technical Officer is to support the Consortium Manager in ensuring the effective implementation of NRC’s Monitoring, Evidence, Accountability and Learning systems at the consortium level. The position provides direct technical support on output and outcome monitoring and reporting, as well as evaluations, while coordinating MEAL focal points of each consortium members and supporting sub-implementing partners as needed. The Technical Officer ensures that quality data and evidence are collected, analysed, and used to inform programme learning and adaptation, and supports harmonisation of MEAL systems across the consortium projects and consortium members.

Responsibilities

The Consortium MEAL Technical Officer supports the Consortium Manager in implementing Monitoring, Evidence, Accountability, and Learning systems across consortium members. This role provides technical support for output and outcome monitoring, evaluations, and coordinates MEAL focal points to ensure data-driven program adaptation.