Monitoring And Evaluation Officer (x2)
JobsBy Zambia Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The Zambia Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency (AGENCY) is a Statutory Government Agency established by the ZAMMSA Act No.9 of 2009 and charged with the procurement of medicines and medical supplies, storage of medicines and medical supplies and distribution of medicines and medical supplies to all public facilities in Zambia. The Agency’s responsibility is carried out on behalf of Government, ensuring that essential drugs and medical supplies are available and accessible to the public. ZAMMSA ensures quality and safety of the distributed medical products through strict quality assurance protocols, including inspections and compliance with regulatory requirement. The Agency seeks applications from suitably qualified and experienced Zambian Nationals to fill the under listed positions at ZAMMSA: 5. MONITORING AND EVALUATION OFFICER (x 02) Grade: ZMS 06 Reports to: Manager – Strategy, Research & Innovation Main Job Purpose To undertake the monitoring and evaluation of the Agency’s performance in order to identify deviations from plans and standards, identify areas for improvement and facilitate continuous enhancement of operations. Main Responsibilities The main duties and responsibilities for this post are but not limited to the following: 1. Monitoring and Evaluation Frameworks – Develops and implements comprehensive monitoring and evaluation frameworks in order to provide clear systems for measuring Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), tracking progress and identifying areas for improvement. 2. Data Collection and Analysis – Collects and analyses relevant data from the various stages of the supply chain in order to derive actionable insights, identify bottlenecks, recommend strategies for improvement and facilitate informed decision-making. 3. Performance Monitoring and Evaluation of the Supply Chain Monitors supply chain performance against set benchmarks and targets in order to detect deviations from expected outcomes and intervene prompt