• Implement the MEL Plan: • Organize data collection in accordance with the approved MEL plan. • Ensure data quality through field visits, spot checks, and investigation of anomalies. • Identify and track reliable secondary data sources. • Conduct periodic training for project staff, stakeholders, and partners on MEL operations and data use for decision-making. • Maintain and evaluate the MEL system, adjusting as needed for accuracy and utility. • Oversee Data Quality Assurance Activities. • Contribute to annual work plan development and ensure MEL plan alignment. • Ensure data management processes adhere to national and recommended standards. • Coordinate compilation of the annual work plan during program planning. • Communicate MEL Information: • Compile and analyze data for contractual reports and provide MEL data to clients as requested. • Extract, clean, and organize data from systems like DHIS2, WAOS, and PIP for submission via DevResults. • Ensure data accuracy in DATIM, PPMR, PPMRm, and PPMR HIV submissions. • Upload GHSC-PSM achievements to USAID’s Performance Reporting System (PRS) and other relevant databases (e.g., DATIM). • Support data collection, analysis, and submission for special surveys requested by USAID and MOH. • Oversee Knowledge Management and Communication (KMC) activities, including coordinating success stories with the HQ KMC team. • Share lessons learned and best practices with internal and external stakeholders. • Compile quarterly and annual activity reports. • Perform additional duties as assigned.

• Bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Economics, Quantitative Economics, or a related field; a higher degree in public health is an advantage. • Minimum 5 years of experience developing and implementing M&E systems in a development context, with experience in health commodity supply chain management. • PEPFAR and USAID reporting experience required. • Strong analytical skills and proficiency in MS Word, Excel, Access; experience with statistical packages (e.g., SPSS, STATA, SAS) preferred. • Excellent written and oral communication skills in English. • Ability to meet tight deadlines, prioritize effectively, and convey results to non-technical stakeholders. • Strong technical writing and presentation skills. • Proven ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment. • Level of Effort and Location • Position Type: Long-term (8 hours/day) • Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda, with intermittent travel within the country • Supervision: Reports to the Country Director

Submit a cover letter highlighting your M&E experience and an updated CV showcasing relevant qualifications to Ugandaprocurement@ghsc-psm.org by May 23, 2025. Note: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and the position may close early if filled. Filling this role is contingent upon USAID approval and funding. Disclaimer: This position is subject to USAID approval and funding availability.