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Consistent with its mandate to prioritize the acquisition, adoption, innovation, and application of science and technology for development and its pursuit of competence, excellence and service innovation as provided in both the Organic Law for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) and the Revised Transition Plan 2019-2022 for the Bangsamoro Transition Authority, the Bangsamoro Government, through the Ministry of the Interior and Local Government (MILG), forged a partnership with UNDP in the Philippines that seeks to apply, where possible, the strategic framework and principles of the UNDP-supported Access to Information (a2i) project of the Government of Bangladesh to the specific social, cultural and economic contexts of BARMM. This project titled “Localizing e-Governance for Accelerated Provision of Services (LeAPS)” builds on the a2i experience towards the transformation in local governance in BARMM by significantly accelerating connectivity in communities and opening up governance by enabling citizens to capitalize on the benefits of connectivity, such as through improved access to services and information, community enterprise development, assisted rural e-commerce, and skills development. The LeAPS project is a way to overcome the dependencies on archaic, paper-based and manual processes within and among the local government units (LGUs). This project will also maximize the use of MILG’s limited manpower and resources to deliver and monitor frontline services effectively and efficiently. The overarching outcome of the LeAPS project is to ensure that “the most marginalized, vulnerable and at-risk people and groups benefit from inclusive and quality services and live in a supportive environment wherein their nutrition, food security, and health are ensured/protected”, its outputs are targeted as follows: a) efficient e-services in select LGUs and Ministries of BARMM managed and optimized; b) LGUs effectively and efficiently use disaggregated data for development and resilience planning, programming, budgeting and governance; c) enabling program environment established; and d) program managed efficiently with sustainability measures. The full-blown phase of the LeAPS project is set to commence this year to a total of 12 LGUs and 11 Ministries in BARMM. UNDP is looking for a Project and M&E Analyst for the LeAPS Project who will form part of the LeAPs Project Management Team based in Cotabato City. Overall direction and guidance shall be provided by the UNDP Team Leader for Institutions and Partnerships while day-to-day supervision shall be performed by the LeAPS Project Manager with oversight from the Programme Analyst. The LeAPS Project and M&E Analyst shall also report to UNDP RBM Analyst for corporate monitoring, reporting, evaluation and learning requirements. |
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Duties and Responsibilities |
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Under the overall supervision of the Project Manager, and working closely with the rest of the Project Management Team with oversight from the Institutions and Partnerships Programme Team, the Project and M&E Analyst will:
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Competencies |
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Desired additional skills and competencies:
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Required Skills and Experience |
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Min. Academic Education
Min. years of relevant work experience
Required Language(s) (at working level)
Professional Certificates & Others
Travel
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