Individual Consultant: Young and Emerging Evaluator
Organizational Context
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is the UN sexual and reproductive health agency, committed to delivering a world where every pregnancy is wanted, childbirth is safe, and young people's potential is fulfilled. UNFPA Cambodia is conducting a country programme evaluation (CPE) for its 7th Country Programme (2024-2028) to assess performance and provide recommendations. This role supports the evaluation manager and team in this critical assessment process.
Job Purpose
The Young and Emerging Evaluator (YEE) will actively participate in all phases of the Country Programme Evaluation (CPE), including preparation, design, fieldwork, reporting, dissemination, and facilitation of use. Under the guidance of the evaluation manager, the YEE will support key tasks such as drafting notes, managing data, conducting desk reviews, communicating with stakeholders, organizing meetings, and logistical support. The role involves preparing presentations, supporting data collection and analysis, and assisting in the dissemination of evaluation results to stakeholders, contributing to the overall quality and impact of the CPE.
Responsibilities
The Young and Emerging Evaluator (YEE) will be involved in all phases of the Country Programme Evaluation (CPE), from preparation to dissemination and use. Key responsibilities include familiarizing with UNFPA evaluation policies and instruments, supporting the CPE manager with tasks like drafting notes, data management, and desk reviews. The YEE will assist in stakeholder communication, meeting organization, and logistics for CPE activities. Additionally, the role involves preparing presentations, graphs, and diagrams, supporting data collection (including interpretation between English and Khmer), contributing to data analysis, and aiding in the dissemination of evaluation findings to key stakeholders. The YEE may also attend an in-person CPE training if funding is confirmed.
Work Experience
A certificate in evaluation or equivalent qualification is required. Less than 5 years of work experience in monitoring and evaluation, research, or social studies within international development is expected. Experience with UNFPA or UN organizations is an advantage.
Skills
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, demonstrated ability to work in a team, strong organizational, communication, and writing skills (English and Khmer). Good command of ICT and data visualization tools. Keen interest in professional development as an evaluator.