Job Description

With 75 years of experience, our focus is on helping the most vulnerable children overcome poverty and experience fullness of life. We help children of all backgrounds, even in the most dangerous places, inspired by our Christian faith.

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Employee Contract Type:

Local - Fixed Term Employee (Fixed Term)

Position: Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Specialist for MCH&GHS

Location: National Office, Phnom Penh

Salary: Negotiation

Contract: Fixed term (9.5 months)

Closing Date: 16-Augest- 2026

POSITION BACKGROUND

In mid-2025, armed clashes along the Cambodia–Thailand border caused nearly one million Cambodian migrant workers to return home rapidly. The mass influx strained local health and social systems, leaving many returnees—especially the poor and indebted—without jobs, adequate food, or healthcare. These conditions increased vulnerability to infectious diseases and disrupted routine maternal and child health services.

The border displacement crisis severely disrupted health services in affected Cambodian provinces. Many health facilities were damaged or inaccessible, and unexploded ordnance (UXO) risks further limited outreach and movement. As a result, essential services—including ANC, PNC, institutional deliveries, child nutrition, and immunization—were widely interrupted, especially for displaced and undocumented families. Pre-existing immunization gaps worsened dramatically: national measles-rubella coverage was already low (MR1 at 79%, MR2 at 64% in 2023), and the 2025 crisis led to a major measles outbreak, with over 3,600 confirmed cases by August—more than five times the total in 2024—mostly in border and displaced communities.

From a Global Health Security perspective, Cambodia’s border provinces are high-risk areas for zoonotic and vector-borne diseases. Ongoing avian influenza A (H5N1) transmission in poultry and humans led to 17 confirmed human cases between 2024 and 2025, with over 50% mortality, underscoring the need for strong early detection and One Health coordination. Regional alerts about potential Nipah virus spillover have further raised concern, given Cambodia’s ecological vulnerability, frequent human–bat contact, and weak rural surveillance systems.

The project uses a health system–strengthening approach to enhance the quality and equitable use of global health security, maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) services in 03 target provinces over 09 months starting from April 2026. The project has engaged the National Maternal and Child Health Center (NMCHC) and Communicable Disease Controle (CDC) department of MoH to ensure technical alignment and collaborative implementation in line with MCH/SBCC-MIYCN and GHS standards.

WVI-C local teams and senior leadership are committed to deepen the responsiveness of the organisation. To achieve this, improved and consistent monitoring tools and measures will be critical. In addition to monitoring process excellence, the M&E specialist will be responsible for leading and ensuring the quality of monitoring data of CGPP from field level is align with standard requirement and meet donor expectations, strengthening the implementation of monitoring guidance, and consolidating of key findings and learning from M&E products (project management reports and project evaluation reports) to the attention of project management team and national leadership as appropriate.

PURPOSE OF THE POSITION

M&E Specialist plays a key role in ensuring M&E process with high quality and delivering evidence for CGPP project. In addition, the M&E Specialist will fulfil an analysis function to ensure the evidence and trends from monitoring and evaluation are identified and shared with project team and other key stakeholders to inform decision making. Moreover, M&E Specialist will ensure the capacity building of understanding M&E plan is well equipped and well implemented.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:

I.M&E quality assurance:

• Guide project team to follow M&E plan and requirements from donors

• Support project team to implement M&E which well-aligned with guidance

• Conduct field visits to ensure quality and consistency in monitoring practice

• Use monitoring data to facilitate the reflection session with project team for improvement and decision making

II.Project Information Management:

• Facilitate and lead development and continual improvement of simple M&E processes, guidelines and tools to strengthen M&E practice.

• Lead data monitoring process and reporting to meet the requirements and guideline.

• Review the progress and quality of monitoring implementation by tracking data via database and/or conduct field data validation

• Coordinate with all project team members to produce a good quality reporting

III.Data Analysis:

• Provide data consolidation and analysis of all available data led, resulting in the generation of evidence of change at the national level

• Regular review all monitoring data from field level

• Conduct data analysis for reporting and decision making as needed

IV.Capacity Building and Learning:

• Provide capacity building to all project team and relevant stakeholders on M&E framework and requirement

• Provide an update on the changes of M&E to all project staff and relevant stakeholders

• Facilitate learning and reflection to improve M&E implementation.

• Actively participate and/or play a lead role in learning events.

REQUIREMENTS

• Bachelor’s degree of public health, social science or related fields
• Master of public health science, epidemiology (Preferred)
• Degree or significant training in monitoring & evaluation, or programme/project planning. (Preferred)
• At least 1-year experience in managing team , delivering training
• At least 3 years’ experience in programme/project planning and/or design, monitoring, and evaluation
• Demonstrated competency in implementing baseline/monitoring/evaluation, including:
  • designing monitoring/evaluation methodology, data collection and analysis tools,
  • managing data collection in the field
  • analysing data
  • recommendations development and report writing
  • Programme Information Management System

• Understanding of M&E principle ,
• Strong analytical/problem solving, detail orientation , interpersonal, organizational and time management skills
• Good in Computer skill (MS words, Excel and Access)
• Proficiency in English (reading and writing)
• Travel and/or Work Environment: Up to 30% of the time within the zone areas

HOW TO APPLY

Kindly complete the WV Application Form , CV, and Cover Letter, and apply through the link

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Qualified women and people with disability are encouraged to apply. Only short-listed candidates will be notified. Applications and CVs will not be returned.

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World Vision Cambodia is committed to the principles of workplace diversity. Qualified women and people with disability are encouraged to apply.

WVI is committed to the protection of children. We do not employ staff whose background is not aligned to our child protection practices. Hence employment is conditional upon successful completion of all applicable background checks, including criminal record checks where possible.

Applicant Types Accepted:

Local Applicants Only