International Consultant-Information Management at International Organization for Migration (IOM)

Responsibilities

Tasks to be performed under this contract

Operationalisation of an integrated M&E framework for Saameynta and IDSF:

• Refine indicator methodologies and analyse data to track progress and measure results.
• Develop and roll out digital data collection tools using Kobo Toolbox and visualise data using Power BI, and GIS platforms to enhance data accuracy, efficiency, and consistency.
• Act as a focal point for data and results reporting, regularly updating the evaluation and monitoring plans for the programmes.
• In collaboration with all the relevant stakeholders, develop and disseminate methodologies for tracking individuals on pathways to durable solutions, ensuring alignment with government systems.

Support with a mapping of durable solutions activities in support of the National Solutions Pathways Action Plan

• Provide technical support to IDSF and Saameynta programmes as part of an exercise to map durable solutions activities and resources. This is a key step in gathering information as part of the National Solutions Pathways Action Plan
• Assist with developing data collection tools to capture key information on durable solutions activities
• Assist with ad hoc data and spatial analysis as part of the mapping exercise

Data visualisation through interactive dashboards:

• Integrate multi-sectoral data (urban governance, livelihoods, land tenure, environmental trends and service access) to create story maps and holistic visual insights.
• Support interoperability between different data platforms used by durable solutions actors and government stakeholders.

Operational data support:

• Support the government and other stakeholders in the field of digitalisation and integration of automated data pipelines for administration and information sharing.
• Implement automated beneficiary tracking systems to improve reporting and decision-making.
• Work to promote Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) approaches through awareness-raising and the development of effective accountability mechanisms.
• Upon consultations with all the relevant stakeholders, support the creation of GIS tools for spatial planning and site monitoring.

Creation of strategic communication and visibility material:

• Develop a series of visually compelling info-sheets, impact reports, and programme brochures tailored for donor and stakeholder engagement.
• Innovate new storytelling formats such as interactive visual reports, online platforms and multimedia content to increase engagement.

Development of an information management system for institutional learning:

• Establish an online knowledge management platform where all programme documents, reports, and lessons learned are stored and easily accessible.
• Introduce automated tagging and search functionalities to streamline retrieval of key programme information.
• Organise knowledge-sharing sessions to ensure that data is effectively used for decision-making and enhance collaboration.

Performance indicators for the evaluation of results

• Impact monitoring and reporting finalised: An M&E framework to measure impact results with finalised indicators and step-by-step methodologies is in place, and data are collected, analysed and reported on to respond to the indicators.
• Visual data products produced: At least three different types of visual data products (e.g., a story map, an infographic, and a dashboard) are developed and shared with key stakeholders for programme communication and decision-making. 
• Operational data support delivered: Based on the outcomes of the consultations, at least one automated data pipeline is established to integrate key field data (e.g., beneficiary tracking, service access, or AAP) and is regularly used for reporting and decision-making. 
• Knowledge management platform developed: A functional knowledge management platform is launched, populated, and accessed by stakeholders at least 10 times within the first month

Qualifications

Education

• A bachelor’s degree in geographical information systems, monitoring and evaluation, computer science or related subjects, with at least three years of experience in information management, including working with NGOs and international organizations. The ideal candidate will also have experience in working for data-related projects, with demonstrable skills in data analysis and visualisation (primarily quantitative). 

Experience

• Experience in platform design and development, specifically tools for humanitarian work, is an advantage.
• Proven experience in data management and visualisation, particularly using GIS software.