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Program Manager Learning Measurement & Evaluation Co-Impact 2023

  • Deadline: Oct 16, 2023

  • Qualification (Education): Graduate

  • Experience Required: 6-10 Year

About Job Profile

Project Management/Coordination

Reporting to the Director for Learning Measurement & Evaluation (LME), as a key team member you will support the program team across multiple areas, including but not limited to assisting Co-Impact’s account leads in understanding and supporting LME with program partners (grantees), working directly with selected partners in developing LME components during the design phase of their work, managing reporting requirements across existing grants, collating and communicating key lessons learned across a range of partners, themes and geographic areas, and supporting Co-Impact’s organizational learning practices.

You will have a mix of project-management, team coordination, measurement, data and lesson synthesis, and administrative responsibilities. You will be asked to support account leads across different grants and may be the team point person for critical cross-cutting issues.

You will need to demonstrate excellent organizational ability, strong analytical skills and strategic instincts, robust problem-solving skills, excellent interpersonal and communication skills, a high level of personal initiative, and a kind and collaborative spirit and supportive approach, including the ability to work well in a distributed, diverse, deep-thinking, and fast-paced environment. This role will provide a valuable opportunity to gain insight and experience at one of the leading edges of philanthropy and social change, and to learn, stretch and grow, with the potential to take on added responsibility over time.

You bring a commitment to learning, gender equality, inclusion, and justice, and to supporting enduring systems change at scale, as well as an abiding curiosity and humility. You are motivated by how measurement, learning and evaluation can help program partners to identify root causes, seek justice and solve social problems at scale, and how the lessons can be synthesized across the portfolio to learn and to inform future practice.

Primary Responsibilities include

  • As part of Co-Impact team, core responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
  • Work with the Director of LME to develop, hone, and apply adaptive learning, evaluation, and feedback practices and culture within Co-Impact
  • Together with account leads, support existing and new program and research partners (primarily on LME) through check-ins, strategic or operational support, and other portfolio capacity building activities. Depending on level of experience and capacity, you may become the primary account lead for specific partners.
  • Be responsible for overall program management for the LME team, including development and maintenance of annual workplan; tracking program partner engagement and key milestones; calendar management for partner calls, taking clear notes, and managing follow up; keeping LME documentation well organized; drafting internal and external communications, and other program and project-management related core tasks
  • Manage the collation and synthesis of partner reports and dashboards for Co-Impact’s purposes, including regular reporting.
  • Collaborate effectively with Co-Impact’s Philanthropy and Communication teams to make best use of the data, lessons and insights arising from program partner’s work.
  • Conduct research and landscape analyses to identify trends, gaps, and opportunities in measurement and learning, and stay informed on relevant updates that can inform Co-Impact’s learning approach.
  • Source new research investment opportunities through meetings with regional experts, academic professionals, and by attending conferences and regional gatherings.
  • Help build partnerships and coordinate across efforts of diverse ecosystem actors.
  • Support the Director and liaise with other program managers to coordinate work across the regions.
  • Prepare write-ups, reports and other communication materials of our work and program partner achievements and lessons, and share these internally and externally.
  • Help conceive and support events, convenings, and gatherings that enable partners and peers in the field to learn together.
  • Support the LME Director and the broader Program team as needed, as well as participate in special projects as they arise.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

  • Experience with supporting practical application of LME approaches and tools with a range of actors, e.g., government, civil society, private sector, funders, etc.
  • Significant experience working directly with senior-level staff
  • Track record of increasing responsibility
  • A Master’s degree or equivalent is preferred; a first University degree is required
  • Fluency in English and at least one other language
  • Experience in grantmaking, lived experience and knowledge region, and linkages to feminist/women’s rights networks strongly preferred
  • Must be authorized to work in India or Kenya

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  • Salary Range: NA LPA

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  • Work Mode: Work from Office

How to Apply

If you are interested in taking up the role, please apply through this link.

If you qualify and are interested in taking up the role, please apply through this link.

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Co-Impact

  • State: Delhi

  • City: New Delhi

About Organisation

Co-Impact is a global philanthropic collaborative that supports locally rooted coalitions in the Global South to transform underlying systems and achieve impact at scale, with a core focus on advancing gender equality and women’s leadership. We bring together funders from around the world to invest in initiatives that are working to improve education, health, and economic opportunity for millions of women, men, and children, addressing underlying conditions that perpetuate social inequities so that systems better serve everyone.

Building on our experience to date, as well as that of civil society, government, market actors, and philanthropic partners, we are now developing a second fund focused on advancing gender-equitable systems change at scale and women’s leadership globally.

  • State: Delhi

  • City: New Delhi


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Date of Posting/Posted On: Sep 28, 2023

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