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Signing of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accord in 1997 was a major political achievement marking the end of a protracted low intensity conflict in the region.
One of the key government strategies outlined in the 8th Five-Year Plans is to fully implement the provisions of the Peace Accord. The government also aims at implementing accelerated development activities in the region.
Despite these good intentions, CHT still suffers from its remote location, diverse ethnic composition, and limited infrastructure, impacting essential services such education, healthcare, and water access. Despite commitments, the CHT institutions haven’t achieved their full potential due mainly to undefined roles and pending elections, hindering effective service delivery and regional governance.
The unique biodiversity of the CHT, including forests, wildlife habitats, and waterbodies, is at risk due to diversion of forest land for population and settlement growth, inappropriate agricultural practices, and climate change.
To continue the momentum of successful implementation of the Promotion of Development and Confidence Building in CHT project (2003–2016) and Strengthening Inclusive Development in CHT (SID-CHT 2017-2023), MoCHTA and UNDP, with assistance from a number of Development Partners, have undertaken a new project titled “Ecosystem Restoration and Resilient Development in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (ERRD-CHT)”.
The project focuses on enhancing resilient ecosystems, development and governance in the CHT by building community and ecosystem resilience through various development and conservation outputs and activities.
Support for resilient livelihoods and micro-enterprises will be combined while conserving ecosystems and biodiversity and improving local governance by empowering local communities, including women and youth and marginalized sections, and institutions in partnerships with the Government of Bangladesh (GoB), counterparts, traditional leaders, and development partners.
The ERRD-CHT Project will produce results on four interlinked levels, thereby strengthening the ability of the population to enhance resilience, development and governance that impact the people’s lives and livelihoods. The main objective of ERRD-CHT project is “to strengthen gender-responsive resilience and development through improved governance and ecosystems, and adaptive livelihoods with market access.” which will be achieved through the following four Outputs:
The project will be implemented in all 121 Unions of 26 Upazilas in the three Hill Districts of Rangamati, Khagrachari and Bandarban.
In the CHT, nearly 100,000 rural- and urban households will directly benefit from the project.
It will include the extreme urban and rural poor and vulnerable groups, including women and youth.
Monitoring and Reporting Analyst will directly report to the Gender and Community Cohesion Analyst of ERRD-CHT, UNDP. S/he will be technically guided by – Planning, Monitoring and Reporting Analyst. S/he will be based in Rangamati with frequent field visit to 3 CHT districts. S/he has to attend project related meetings/workshops in Dhaka.
Monitoring and Reporting Analyst will be a key member of the Gender, Community Cohesion and Women Empowerment Team of ERRD-CHT and under direct supervision of Gender and Community Cohesion Analyst and with technical guidance from PMR Analyst , the incumbent will be responsible for planning, designing, developing and implementing monitoring, evaluation and reporting of all activities related to Global Affairs Canada funded components- i.
Women and Girls Empowerment through Inclusive Education in CHT, ii.
Community Resilience through Locally-led Inclusive Adaptation Project (CoRLIA), capacity building of communities, different sub-project activities supported under ERRD-CHT project including funding from GoB etc. S/he will analyse the data regularly and share with the senior management for strategic decision. S/he will develop a web-based monitoring system for monitoring project activities, results, lessons learned and risks on a regular basis. S/he will closely work with the PMR (Planning, Monitoring & Reporting) Analyst, programme focal persons, district teams as well as different partners including Hill District Councils (HDCs) and partner NGOs.
The incumbent will be responsible for the management and maintenance of database and web-based monitoring system in relation to the project activities.
S/he will design the performance/capacity assessment tools and strategy and measuring progress of results. S/he will be responsible for developing capacity of the staff on MEL in order to ensure quality MEL implementation and performance of the project. S/he will supervise and guide an M&E Associate to be recruited under other sub-projects. S/he will play an inter linking coordination and supporting role to all unit/team of ERRD-CHT project (Planning, Monitoring and Reporting Unit, Livelihoods, Climate Change and NRM Team, Gender, Community Cohesion and Women Empowerment Team, MoCHTA Coordination and Capacity Building Team, and Forest, Biodiversity and Watershed Management Team) in order to achieve his/her deliverables.
Functions / Key Results Expected:
Functions:
Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
Ensure Effective Planning, Coordination, Monitoring and Reporting
Ensure Processing, Analyzing, Learning and Evaluation of relevant data bases
Facilitate Capacity Building on Monitoring Evaluation and Learning (MEL)
Design and Development of Web-based Monitoring System
The incumbent performs other duties within their functional profile as deemed necessary for the efficient functioning of the Office and the Organization.
Measurable Outputs and Performance Indicators:
Cross-Functional & Technical competencies
Digital & Innovation
mobile data, satellite data, sensor data).
Ethics
Partnership management
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Language Requirement:
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REQUIRED EDUCATION: Bachelor Degree
EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: 60