Senior Monitoring & Evaluation Coordinator

About the role

Save the Children Asia (SCI Asia) is recruiting two Senior Monitoring & Evaluation Coordinators for its GFATM programme in Yangon. The coordinator works in the Principal Recipient-Global Fund against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (PR-GFATM) team and monitors and evaluates the HIV and tuberculosis programmes implemented by non-governmental organisations (sub-recipients) funded by the Global Fund. The role reports to the Senior M&E Manager, has no financial approval responsibility and involves negotiation and representation with senior representatives from partner organisations.

Key responsibilities

• Monitor sub-recipients' performance at national and field level through visits, routine data quality assessments and service quality reviews, and verify the accuracy and completeness of semi-annual programme data.
• Review and integrate periodic programme reports into a single PR report for GFATM, and follow up on data issues raised in GFATM or LFA audits.
• Help develop M&E tools such as data collection forms, databases and supervision checklists, and take part in data and implementation review meetings.
• Support capacity building of sub-recipients, including training, clarifying indicators and targets, and strengthening data quality, visualisation and analysis.
• Lead coordination meetings with sub-recipients, assess programme alignment with GFATM and national guidelines, and implement internal monitoring and compliance systems.
• Provide technical assistance to sub-recipients and support eHealth initiatives.
• Produce reports, presentations and publications, and work with UN agencies and national programmes to align tools and procedures.
• Comply with the Child Safeguarding Policy, including reporting suspicions of child abuse.

Required profile

• At least 4 to 5 years of experience in public health projects.
• Bachelor's or Master's degree in a relevant field.
• Operational command of English and Burmese.
• Willingness to travel to field sites and work in difficult environments.
• Commitment to Save the Children's aims, values and principles, and compliance with its policies including health and safety, equal opportunities and child safeguarding.

Required skills

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
• Time management and ability to work under pressure.
• Desirable: monitoring and evaluation experience, operational or academic knowledge of HIV and TB, and knowledge of DHIS2, Power BI or similar data tools.