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Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Officer | |
Location : | Home-based |
Application Deadline : | 07-Dec-21 (Midnight New York, USA) |
Type of Contract : | IPSA (Regular) |
Post Level : | IPSA-8 |
Languages Required : | English Spanish |
Expected Duration of Assignment : | 6 months |
UNDP is committed to achieving workforce diversity in terms of gender, nationality and culture. Individuals from minority groups, indigenous groups and persons with disabilities are equally encouraged to apply. All applications will be treated with the strictest confidence. UNDP does not tolerate sexual exploitation and abuse, any kind of harassment, including sexual harassment, and discrimination. All selected candidates will, therefore, undergo rigorous reference and background checks. |
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Instructions to Applicants: Click on the "Apply now" button. Input your information in the appropriate Sections: personal information, language proficiency, education, resume and motivation. Upon completion of the first page, please hit "submit application" tab at the end of the page. Please ensure that CV or P11 and the Cover letter are combined in one file. The following documents shall be required from the applicants: Personal CV or P11, indicating all past positions held and their main underlying functions, their durations (month/year), the qualifications, as well as the contact details (email and telephone number) of the Candidate, and at least three (3) the most recent professional references of previous supervisors. References may also include peers. A cover letter (maximum length: 1 page) indicating why the candidate considers him-/herself to be suitable for the position. Managers may ask (ad hoc) for any other materials relevant to pre-assessing the relevance of their experience, such as reports, presentations, publications, campaigns or other materials.
Office/Unit/Project Description Set-up in 2009 by UNDP, the Green Commodities Programme (GCP) exists to improve the national economic, social and environmental performance of agricultural commodity sectors. GCP works within agricultural commodity production in countries of UNDP operation where the programme can have significant impact on rural livelihoods, mitigating climate change, and maintaining the ecosystem services and resilience of landscapes and seascapes. We primarily work with governments to convene multi-stakeholder platforms to create and implement national action plans for sustainable commodities. We are currently working on palm oil, cocoa, coffee, beef, soy, pineapple and fisheries in Indonesia, Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire, Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Liberia, the Philippines and Papua New Guinea. UNDP’s impartiality makes us particularly suitable to convene public and private sector actors around specific development topics. Our ability to facilitate public-private platforms around key economic sectors allows for innovative public-private cooperation to address sustainable development challenges and to help deliver the Sustainable Development Goals. GCP also supports a growing community of practice around sustainable commodities in developing countries, called: The Green Commodities Community. Working across the entire supply chain, GCP is now also coordinating a major new GEF Integrated Approach Pilot (IAP) program called: The Good Growth Partnership (GGP). This is an integrated “supply chain” approach to tackling the underlying root causes of deforestation from agriculture commodities, specifically beef, oil palm, and soy, which together account for nearly 70% of deforestation globally. The IAP Program is being delivered through a multi-agency consortium including WWF, IFC, UNEP, and CI and UNDP working across Brazil, Indonesia, Liberia and Paraguay. The program involves a number of ‘child’ projects focused on sustainable production, responsible demand, enabling transactions and adaptive management and learning. GCP is the lead agency on the program and is also implementing the production project and the adaptive management and learning project.
Institutional Arrangement The GCP MEL Officer will work under the supervision of the GCP MEL Specialist. In the course of the assignment s/he will also liaise with other internal and external stakeholders as needed.
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Scope of Work Working closely with and under the supervision of the GCP Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Specialist (GCP MEL Specialist), the GCP Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Officer (GCP MEL Officer) will be responsible for the following tasks: Coordination and Support on Monitoring and Evaluation:
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