Job Description
Field Monitors (5)
Posted on: 13 October 2026
Deadline: 26 October 2026
Job Title: Field Monitors
Location: Khanfar, Zinjibar, Lawdar, Al Had and Al Hawtah
Starting Date: November 2026
Background
Society for Humanitarian Solidarity (SHS) is a nonprofit
humanitarian NGO based in Yemen. Founded in 1995, SHS received the Nansen
Refugee Award in 2011 for its dedicated work in providing assistance to
refugees and migrants arriving in Yemen. SHS is a trusted implementing partner
to more than five international organizations operating in Yemen. SHS has built
strong credibility and trust among local communities and international
organizations through its long-standing work in providing assistance to IDPs
and the most vulnerable groups
GENERAL JOB SUMMARY:
Field Monitors, level of effort to monitor
distributions, collect post-distribution data and report access, entitlement,
safety and inclusion concerns under MEAL supervision. The Field Monitor will
assist the team in tracking progress of key indicators and provide timely report
to the M&E Unit. He/ She will be responsible for data gathering, collation
and reporting activities of xx program at xx.
The role of the Field Monitor is to support the M&E Officer in the
implementation of the M&E work plan and contribute to achieving and improving
the quality of the program/project. He/ She is responsible of carrying out
M&E activities in the field.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
- Working
closely with M&E staff to ensure all data quality requirements are
met.
- Use
the collecting tools to tracking projects indicators to ensure that
activities are tracked according to agreed projects’ plans.
- Participate
in the planning and implementation of baseline surveys, needs assessments,
mid-term and end of project.
- Conduct
regular field monitoring visits to the project targeted areas to track
progress against indicators/achievement.
- Ensure
the implementation of activities according to established SOPs.
- Compile
collected data from field and share with the M&E Unit.
- In
coordination with M&E Unit implement the Accountability to Affected
Population (AAP) mechanism, including preparations of tools for feedback
and complaint collecting and recording, and responding.
- Regularly
verification carried case studies, PDM, FGD and success stories.
- Perform
other relevant duties and responsibilities required and requested by the
Project Officer or Program Unit
- Conduct
himself/herself both professionally and personally in such a manner as to
bring credit to SHS and to not jeopardize its humanitarian mission.
Education:
- Diploma
in Economics, Rural Development, Business Administration, statistics,
demography or related subject.
Experience:
- Previous
experience working in humanitarian projects on field visits and assessment
collecting.
Competency and Skills
- knowledge
about M&E concepts and methodologies (quantitative & qualitative)
- strategic,
critical, and analytical thinking skills.
- Experience
in data collection, collation, analysis, and report writing (Mobile Data
Collection a strong advantage)
- Microsoft
Office Skills (Outlook, Excel, Power Point, Word)
- Working
with a team, or perform tasks alone.
- Commitment
to and understanding of SHS aims, values and principles
- Professional,
good organizational capacity, good human relationships and team spirit,
motivated, open, creative, mature, responsible, flexible and, culturally
sensitive
- Willing
and able to be based and travel regularly within remote areas, where
services are limited.
- Fluency
in Hausa and English
Language
- Professional
working level in Arabic and English languages.
SUCCESS FACTORS:
- Field
visits.
- High
communication skills.
- Flexibility.
- Perform
tasks with minimum supervision.
- Respect
deadlines.
- Pay
attention to details.
- Adapted
to work under pressure.
How to Apply
Interested candidates are invited to submit their updated
CVs via the following link:
https://forms.gle/vqjpckhF9jRxqFtLA
Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis. Due to the
urgency, SHS may fill the position before the closing date. Only shortlisted
candidates will be contacted.