Integrity is an ethical consultancy and service provider working in challenging and complex environments around the globe.
We help our clients succeed in fragile and challenging environments while building trust and understanding as the basis for transformative change. We work across all phases of the programme and project cycle, delivering eleven complementary services: monitoring, evaluation and learning / data and knowledge management / research, evidence and analysis / advisory / project management / communications / risk management / technical assistance / capability and capacity development / stakeholder engagement / grant and fund management. Our services are underpinned by the principles on which we were founded, a commitment to providing reliable information and evidence, and expert and high-quality delivery.
Headquartered in London and Washington DC, Integrity also has offices in Jordan, Kenya, and Pakistan. Our multi-national team of over 80 deliver multi-year projects, programmes and consulting assignments to a wide range of government clients, international organisations, foundations and private sector clients.
This is a long-term Cooperating Country National (CCN) position based in Nairobi, Kenya, with potential travel to Somalia.
Project Background
Integrity, in partnership with Management Systems International (MSI) and with leading research and data collection firms in Somalia, implements a third-party monitoring (TPM) system to collect data that verifies implementing partner (IP) reported outputs and selected outcomes, and deduces lessons learned from humanitarian programs in Somalia funded by the USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA)/Somalia.
The overall goal of USAID/BHA Somalia Monitoring Learning Project-2 (SMLP-2) is to increase BHA/Somalia’s access to independent, verifiable data related to the quantity and quality of activities delivered, and performance of BHA-funded programs in Somalia. SMLP-2 is implemented as five major tasks:
- Task 1: Conducting TPM Site Visits for BHA-funded Activities in Somalia
- Task 2: Hosting a Virtual Reporting Platform used by SMLP-2 staff, Somalia-based Subcontractors, IPs, and BHA.
- Task 3: Facilitating BHA and IP Learning.
- Task 4: Conducting Data Quality Assessments (DQA) of IP Data.
- Task 5: Conducting Special Research Studies.
Scope of Work
The Senior Monitoring Advisor (SMA), a USAID key personnel position, will provide technical leadership and guidance for the conceptualization, design, implementation, and quality assurance of the TPM system and associated deliverables (SMLP-2 Task 1).
The SMA will establish sound methodological processes and standards that are compliant with USAID guidance and lead to highly reliable findings for all TPM activities. Reporting to the DCOP, the SMA will direct and supervise the Task 1 (TPM Site Visits) technical staff made up of two Senior Monitoring Analysts, one Monitoring Analyst, two Monitoring Advisors, one Somalia Coordinator, a pool of analysis and report-writing consultants, as well as the Somalia-based TPM Subcontractors (of approximately six managers and 35-40 field monitors/enumerators). The SMA will also collaborate closely with the Task 2 & 3 teams including the Senior Learning Advisor, the Data & Knowledge Manager, and the IP Liaison and Database Officer.
If you are interested in applying for this position, please complete the application form and attach a CV and Cover Letter, explaining why you are suitable for and want the role. Applications submitted without a cover letter will not be considered.
The closing date for applications is 09 August 2024.However, we will review candidates on a rolling basis and the vacancy may be filled before this deadline. We encourage early applications. Please be advised that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
Candidates must have the right to work in Kenya.
