M&E & Communications Officer
Job description
Monitoring, Evaluation and Communications Officer working across GI-TOC's two flagship environmental crime programmes. The role sits between programme administration and research, setting up M&E systems and ensuring the impact of the work reaches key audiences.
At a glance
- Employment
- Temporary · Employee (employment agreement)
- Work mode
- Remote · Worldwide
- Languages
- English – fluent, French, Spanish, Portuguese
What you'll do
- Set up M&E systems across projects
- Collect information to set and track baselines, targets and indicators across both programmes
- Review and evaluate narrative reports from partners, grantees and country teams
- Gather and write up stories of impact
- Contribute to learning and impact reporting
- Help build a body of practice on measuring the disruption of environmental crime networks and illicit economies
- Support donor reporting and correspondence, and help keep commitments, deadlines and deliverables on track
- Support coordination across country teams, observatories and partners in Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia
- Prepare summaries, impact stories, newsletters and briefing materials in liaison with GI-TOC's communications team
- Act as a connector between programme, research, data and communications colleagues, and with close GI-TOC partners
What we're looking for
- University degree in a relevant field
- Some professional experience in programme support, research, M&E or communications
- Familiarity with M&E concepts, practices and approaches, such as results frameworks, theories of change, indicators and outcome harvesting
- Excellent written English and the ability to turn complex information into clear material
- Highly organised, careful with detail, and able to manage several workstreams at once
- Strong interpersonal skills, and able to build relationships across teams and organisations
- Fluency in spoken and written English
Nice to have
- Formal M&E training or experience on donor-funded programmes, especially EU or Norad
- Knowledge of environmental crime, organised crime or natural resource governance
- Experience producing communications content
- Working knowledge of French, Spanish or Portuguese
Benefits
- Flexible working environment
- Encouragement of work-life balance
- Support for professional development and learning
How to get hired
- 1Only short-listed candidates will be contacted
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About Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime
An independent civil society organization headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, with a globally dispersed Secretariat working across 43 countries. Founded in 2013, GI-TOC brings together a global network of more than 810 independent experts and a team of over 150 staff dedicated to understanding and responding to organized crime. Through research, analysis, policy engagement and support to civil society actors, GI-TOC works to deepen understanding of organized crime and strengthen effective, rights-based responses.
Mission
To deepen understanding of organized crime and strengthen effective, rights-based responses.
Key facts
- over 150 staff
- 2013
- Geneva, Switzerland
- Globally dispersed Secretariat working across 43 countries
- Global network of more than 810 independent experts
- Team of over 150 staff