Education · PSRP Phase-III
10 more schools for PDO.
The Punjab Education Foundation has allocated 10 more schools to PDO for operational management under PSRP Phase-III.
Key achievements
Two decades of impact
25+
Districts
across Punjab, Sindh & KP
8+
Strategic partners & donors
government, donor & development partners
40+
Projects
delivered since 2006
400+
Community partners
grass-roots organizations
8,000+
Youth skilled
in market-driven trades
Voices from the communityRead their stories →
Only women can ensure “peace from home to peace in society.”
We are all united in the mission of maintaining and promoting peace.
We have sworn to replace darkness with light, and hate with love and peace.
The flame of “peace light” lit by the Peace Ambassadors will never be extinguished.
We only survive by turning this country into a place of peace and harmony.
From the Executive Director
“Sustainable transformation demands systemic solutions, local ownership, and strong institutional partnerships. We invite development partners, government agencies and international donors to join us in co-creating transparent, lasting solutions for Pakistan.”Ch. Muhammad Shahzad Faisal · Executive Director, PDO
Who we are
A community-rooted partner for inclusive development.
Registration & accreditation
PDO was registered in 2006 under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 and holds provisional Category (A) charity registration with the Punjab Charity Commission under the Punjab Charities Act, 2018.
Our approach
Our approach combines local knowledge and community engagement with structured program management, partnership with public institutions, monitoring and learning, fiduciary controls, safeguarding and accountability.
Our experience
PDO's experience spans Education & Human Capital, Skills & Livelihoods, Health and Social Protection, WASH, Climate Resilience & Disaster Risk Reduction, Humanitarian Response & Community Mobilization.
An equitable, resilient and prosperous society where all individuals — especially women, children, youth and marginalized groups — live with dignity, enjoy equal access to opportunities, and actively drive social and economic progress.
To partner with communities, government institutions and development actors to alleviate poverty, defend fundamental rights, and build sustainable local capacities through inclusive interventions in education, livelihoods, health, climate resilience and humanitarian response.
Where we work
Rooted in South Punjab, working across three provinces.
Urban, rural, riverine, desert-fringe and climate-vulnerable communities.
Legend
Punjab21
Sindh3
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa1
Other provinces
District presence
Head office · Multan
Why PDO
A local partner you can rely on.
Two decades of delivery, strong community roots and audit-ready systems.
400+
Locally led, community trusted
Implementation rooted in community participation and local knowledge, backed by 400+ partner community organizations.
40+
Proven multi-sector delivery
Programming that connects education, skills, livelihoods, health, WASH and climate resilience.
8+
Government & development partners
PEF, PEIMA, PSDF, NRSP, PPAF, State Life, USAID and DAI Global, among others.
Zero
Tolerance on abuse & exploitation
Safeguarding, gender-sensitive and inclusive delivery under a Do No Harm approach, with survivor-centred reporting.
3 / 3
Unqualified external audits
Transparent, audit-ready systems: segregated accounts, dual-signatory controls, clean audits FY 2022–23 to 2024–25.
5-stage
Evidence-informed delivery
A structured MEAL cycle guides adaptive, evidence-based program management.
In pictures
Glimpses from PDO interventions
Partners & clients
Trusted by government and development partners
Punjab Education FoundationGovernment
Punjab Education Initiatives Management AuthorityGovernment
Punjab Skills Development FundGovernment
National Rural Support ProgrammeDevelopment partner
Pakistan Poverty Alleviation FundDevelopment partner
State Life Insurance CorporationPublic sector
USAIDInternational donor
DAI GlobalInternational partner
Programs & Projects
Seven strategic areas, one aim: lasting change.
Each area links to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and draws on PDO's delivery record with government and development partners.
Our journey
Projects across the years
Selected projects delivered with government, donor and development partners, alongside PDO's own self-financed initiatives.
In pictures · PSRP schools with PEF
Inside the schools we manage
Life in the public schools PDO manages under the Punjab Education Foundation's Public School Reorganization Programme: learning, culture and better facilities.
Stories of change
Young people and women leading peace in their villages
From the Peace Building Through Youth Empowerment (PBTYE) project in Tehsil Shujabad, Multan: trained Peace Ambassadors ran rallies, cricket tournaments, speech competitions, theatre and door-to-door campaigns in two Union Councils.
Arif Shahzad
Student · Ghullu Wala, Shujabad“I had no information about the National Action Plan and did not know what role I could play.”
After PDO’s three-day Peace Ambassador training, Arif made his own Peace Action Plan and led village meetings, a peace rally, door-to-door campaigning and a peace display corner.
Peace Ambassador · PBTYEYasir Abbas
Farmer · Bari Jhoke“I thought maintaining peace was only the government’s responsibility.”
Yasir volunteered as a Peace Ambassador, helped organise the Peace Cricket Tournament and led peace sessions in mosques, markets and schools.
Peace Ambassador · PBTYESonia Munir
School teacher · Malhay Wala“What role can women play? Where can I go to learn?”
Sonia trained in Multan, then led women’s peace meetings, door-to-door campaigning and a Peace Speech Competition at her school.
Peace Ambassador · PBTYESaima Mushtaq
Mother of four · Mozia Jai, Shujabad“I thought: what can I do to protect my family and my area?”
Through village meetings, awareness sessions and display corners, Saima helped women and young people take an active role in keeping their community safe.
Peace Ambassador · PBTYE
Accountability
Safeguarding, transparency and sound finances.
Ethical conduct, survivor-centred safeguarding and audit-ready systems across every project.
Policies
Safeguarding framework
PSEA / PSEAH
Zero tolerance for sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment. All staff, contractors and partners sign a binding code of conduct, with annual refresher training and confidential, survivor-centred reporting.
Child protection & safeguarding
Guidelines protecting children from abuse, exploitation and neglect, with mandatory screening, police verification and background checks for staff working with children or schools.
Gender equality & social inclusion
Equal opportunity, non-discrimination and gender mainstreaming, with proactive inclusion of persons with disabilities, minorities and vulnerable groups.
Whistleblowing & anti-fraud
Prohibits fraud, bribery and corruption, with confidential and anonymous reporting channels and protection against retaliation.
HR & code of conduct
Merit-based recruitment, performance management, workplace dignity, conflict-of-interest management and occupational health and safety.
Financial & procurement manual
Segregated project accounts, dual-signatory authorization, competitive bidding, value for money and periodic internal controls.
MEAL
A five-stage learning cycle
Quality assurance, adaptive management and evidence-based decisions on every project.
Stage 1
Planning & indicators
Logical frameworks, baseline indicators and target KPIs.
Stage 2
Baseline & data collection
Baseline, midline and end-line data collection.
Stage 3
Routine monitoring
Field visits, spot checks, attendance and data tracking.
Stage 4
Analysis & corrective action
Feedback, complaint mechanisms and timely course correction.
Stage 5
Learning & adaptation
Evidence-based program adaptation.
↻ Stage 5 feeds back into planning — a continuous improvement cycle.
Fiduciary governance
Financial stewardship
Every rupee is accounted for: strong governance, tight controls and independent audits give partners full confidence.
Board oversight
Independent governing Board providing strategic and fiduciary oversight.
Financial controls
Segregated project accounts and dual-signatory authorization on every payment.
External audit
Unqualified audit opinions for FY 2022–23, 2023–24 and 2024–25.
Tax compliance
FBR registered taxpayer and withholding agent · NTN 4033977-7.
3 consecutive unqualified audits2 signatories on every payment100% segregated project accounts
News & Publications
Latest news, reports and resources.
Stories from our programmes, plus our profile, reports and policies. Documents marked “on request” are emailed by our team.
Latest news
What we have been doing
Meet our Finance Manager: Adnan Akhter
Adnan Akhter, PDO's Finance Manager, has 13+ years of experience in financial management, audits and compliance on donor-funded projects.Read more →
Expression of Interest: IT firms and digital skills training institutes
PDO invites expressions of interest from IT firms and digital skills training institutes for online training through an LMS and digital skills mentorship. Deadline: 18 October 2026, 5:00 PM PKT.Read more →
PDO awarded 10 more schools under PEF PSRP Phase-III
The Punjab Education Foundation has allocated 10 more schools to PDO under PSRP Phase-III. The license certificate was issued on 30 September 2026.Read more →
Motor pumps, ceiling fans and safe wiring for PDO-managed PSRP schools
PDO is upgrading essential facilities across the PSRP schools it manages with the Punjab Education Foundation (PEF): new motor pumps for reliable water, new ceiling fans…Read more →
Rebuilding storm-damaged GPS Qadu Khan, Tehsil Sadiqabad
Heavy storms damaged three classrooms at GPS Qadu Khan, a remote PSRP-I school in Tehsil Sadiqabad, and completely collapsed its 100-foot boundary wall. PDO has started…Read more →
Boundary wall reconstruction at GPS Ahmad Din Batwani
The 100-foot boundary wall of GPS Ahmad Din Batwani (PSRP-I) was damaged by heavy rain and storm. PDO is rebuilding it, with completion targeted within one…Read more →
New furniture for PSRP-II schools as enrolment grows
Enrolment is rising in the PSRP-II schools managed by PDO with the Punjab Education Foundation. To keep pace, PDO has delivered new student chairs and classroom…Read more →
PDO profile now active on the UN Partner Portal
PDO's organizational profile is complete on the UN Partner Portal, opening the way to partnerships with UN agencies. The profile sets out PDO's registration, governance, safeguarding…Read more →
Pre-flood campaign reached 200+ flood-prone communities in five districts
From May to July 2026, PDO's self-financed Pre-Flood & Climate Resilience Campaign reached more than 200 flood-prone communities in Multan, Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan, Dera Ghazi…Read more →
Fans donated to Women District Jail, Multan
As a community welfare initiative, PDO donated ceiling fans to the Women District Jail, Multan in May 2026, bringing relief to women inmates during the summer…Read more →
Buildingless school GES Barkat Ali gets two new classrooms
GES Barkat Ali in Sadiqabad, District Rahim Yar Khan, had no building, just 7 students and 1 teacher. Since PDO took over its management under PSRP-I,…Read more →
MoU signing ceremony: Nawaz Sharif School of Eminence
PDO took part in the MoU signing ceremony for the Nawaz Sharif School of Eminence with the Punjab Education Foundation, strengthening its partnership with PEF in…Read more →Adnan Akhter is PDO’s Finance Manager. He has more than 13 years of experience in financial management, accounting, budgeting, financial reporting and compliance.
He has extensive experience on donor-funded projects, where he has strengthened financial controls, managed audits and kept financial operations accountable and transparent.
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Paidar Development Organization (PDO) invites expressions of interest from IT firms and digital skills training institutes for an anticipated project involving online training through a Learning Management System (LMS) and mentorship in digital skills.
Deadline: Sunday, 18 October 2026, 5:00 PM Pakistan Standard Time.
Eligibility criteria
Applicants must meet all six requirements.
- LMS experience: at least 2 years delivering LMS-based training, supported by contracts, service orders or completion letters. A live or recorded demonstration will be required.
- Training reach: online training delivered to at least 1,000 trainees or students, with documentary evidence.
- Legal registration: valid company or firm registration or incorporation certificate.
- Tax status: active taxpayer status with FBR and active registration for General Sales Tax or Punjab Sales Tax, with evidence.
- Annual turnover: at least PKR 60 million in either FY 2024–25 or FY 2025–26, supported by audited accounts or tax returns.
- Non-blacklisting: affidavit on stamp paper confirming no blacklisting or debarment by any public body.
Additional strengths
- Capacity to recruit and manage degree-qualified trainers with at least 2 years of teaching experience, and mentors with at least 2 years in freelancing or digital business.
- Experience in English language training, digital skills and freelancing support.
- Premises accommodating 10–15 trainers simultaneously.
Required submission
- Company profile and contact person’s details.
- LMS web link and recorded training demonstration.
- Evidence of 2 years of LMS-based training and at least 1,000 online trainees.
- Registration certificate, FBR and sales tax evidence.
- Audited accounts or tax returns meeting the turnover requirement.
- Non-blacklisting affidavit on stamp paper.
How to apply
Email your EOI and supporting documents to programs@paidar.org with the subject line EOI: IT Firm.
General queries on WhatsApp: +92 300 8636101.
This invitation relates to an anticipated project and does not constitute a commitment to award a contract.
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On 30 September 2026, the Punjab Education Foundation (PEF) issued Paidar Development Organization (PDO) a license certificate allocating 10 more schools to PDO for operational management under Phase-III of the Public Schools Reorganization Program (PSRP). PDO applied in the NGOs/CSOs category.
PSRP hands the day-to-day running of selected public schools to qualified non-government organizations, with PEF overseeing the program. PDO will now work with school staff, parents and communities to prepare these schools for smooth operation and better learning for students.
We thank the Punjab Education Foundation for its trust in our work, and everyone who supports PDO’s education work.
For questions, write to info@paidar.org or call +92-061-6561002.
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PDO is upgrading essential facilities across the PSRP schools it manages with the Punjab Education Foundation (PEF): new motor pumps for reliable water, new ceiling fans for hot classrooms, and safe electrical rewiring.
The work gives students safer, more reliable and more comfortable learning environments, in line with PDO’s commitment to quality education and improved school facilities.
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Heavy storms damaged three classrooms at GPS Qadu Khan, a remote PSRP-I school in Tehsil Sadiqabad, and completely collapsed its 100-foot boundary wall.
PDO has started reconstruction and construction material is being delivered to the site, with completion targeted within two weeks. PDO remains committed to restoring safe, resilient and dignified learning spaces for every child.
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The 100-foot boundary wall of GPS Ahmad Din Batwani (PSRP-I) was damaged by heavy rain and storm. PDO is rebuilding it, with completion targeted within one week, so that children can learn in a safe and secure school.
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Enrolment is rising in the PSRP-II schools managed by PDO with the Punjab Education Foundation. To keep pace, PDO has delivered new student chairs and classroom furniture, giving more children a proper place to learn.
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PDO’s organizational profile is complete on the UN Partner Portal, opening the way to partnerships with UN agencies.
The profile sets out PDO’s registration, governance, safeguarding policies, audited financial statements and project portfolio for UN due diligence.
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From May to July 2026, PDO’s self-financed Pre-Flood & Climate Resilience Campaign reached more than 200 flood-prone communities in Multan, Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan, Dera Ghazi Khan and Rajanpur ahead of the monsoon.
Around 2,000 households took part in 200 community sessions on early warning systems, local disaster preparedness, emergency first aid and safe evacuation.
At a glance: 3 months · 5 districts · 200+ communities · ~2,000 households · 200 sessions · 100% self-financed.
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As a community welfare initiative, PDO donated ceiling fans to the Women District Jail, Multan in May 2026, bringing relief to women inmates during the summer heat.
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GES Barkat Ali in Sadiqabad, District Rahim Yar Khan, had no building, just 7 students and 1 teacher. Since PDO took over its management under PSRP-I, the school has grown to 137 students and 5 teachers.
Under PDO’s School Infrastructure Development Initiative, two new classrooms are under construction and nearing completion.
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PDO took part in the MoU signing ceremony for the Nawaz Sharif School of Eminence with the Punjab Education Foundation, strengthening its partnership with PEF in public school management.
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School Supervisor / Community Mobilizer, Sarai Alamgir Tehsil, District Gujrat 243viewsClosed
EducationBachelor's degree (Education or Social Sciences preferred)ExperienceSchool supervision or education management experience preferred
Applications closed98applications
School Supervisor / Community Mobilizer, Sarai Alamgir Tehsil, District Gujrat 243viewsClosed
EducationBachelor's degree (Education or Social Sciences preferred)ExperienceSchool supervision or education management experience preferred
About the role
Paidar Development Organization (PDO) is hiring a School Supervisor / Community Mobilizer to supervise 11 government schools in Sarai Alamgir Tehsil, District Gujrat, and to mobilize the community for enrollment and retention.
Key responsibilities
- Regular school visits and monitoring
- Support teachers and ensure quality academic activities
- Maintain school records and reporting
- Liaise with community members and the education department
- Mobilize community for enrollment and retention
- Ensure compliance with organizational and donor requirements
Required education
Bachelor's degree (Education or Social Sciences preferred)
Work experience
School supervision or education management experience preferred
Other requirements
- Own laptop
- Own motorbike with a valid driving licence
Schools under supervision
Sarai Alamgir Tehsil, District Gujrat
| Sr. No. | EMIS Code | School Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 34230068 | GPS Khohar |
| 2 | 34230085 | GPS Bakohal Jattan |
| 3 | 34230136 | GMPS Dandi Chach |
| 4 | 34230146 | GGPS Dhok Amral |
| 5 | 34230156 | GMPS Rehman Pur |
| 6 | 34230163 | GMPS Choa Meera |
| 7 | 34230211 | GPS Dhok Kalan |
| 8 | 34230231 | GPS Sang Darmiana |
| 9 | 34230233 | GPS Peer Jafar |
| 10 | 34230093 | GPS Hazara |
| 11 | 34230100 | GPS Jaggu |
This position closed on 15 October 2026. Applications are no longer being accepted. Shortlisting is under way and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
School Supervisor 491viewsClosed
EducationMinimum Bachelor's degree; Education or Social Sciences preferred.ExperienceExperience in school supervision or education management is preferred.
Applications closed146applications
School Supervisor 491viewsClosed
EducationMinimum Bachelor's degree; Education or Social Sciences preferred.ExperienceExperience in school supervision or education management is preferred.
About the role
PDO is hiring a School Supervisor for six government primary schools in Tehsil Khanpur, District Rahim Yar Khan, which PDO manages under the Punjab Education Foundation's Public School Reorganization Program (PSRP) Phase-III. The supervisor will visit the schools regularly, support head teachers and teachers, and make sure each school meets PEF's standards for teaching, attendance, enrolment and record-keeping.
Key responsibilities
- Visit each assigned school regularly and monitor teaching quality, attendance and school operations.
- Support head teachers and teachers with lesson planning, classroom practice and school management.
- Track student enrolment, attendance and learning results, and help schools act on gaps.
- Make sure school records, registers and PEF reporting are complete and on time.
- Check school facilities, cleanliness and safety, and report needs to PDO.
- Build good relations with parents, school councils and the local community to support enrolment and retention.
- Prepare visit reports and monthly progress reports for PDO's education team.
Required education
Minimum Bachelor's degree; Education or Social Sciences preferred.
Work experience
Experience in school supervision or education management is preferred.
Other requirements
- Own laptop.
- Own motorbike with a valid driving licence.
- Willing to travel regularly between schools in Tehsil Khanpur.
This position closed on 6 October 2026. Applications are no longer being accepted. Shortlisting is under way and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Admin & Data Entry Officer 687viewsClosed
EducationBachelor's degree (BA / BCom / BBA / BCS or equivalent)Experience1–2 years in office administration or data entry; school experience preferred
Applications closed190applications
Admin & Data Entry Officer 687viewsClosed
EducationBachelor's degree (BA / BCom / BBA / BCS or equivalent)Experience1–2 years in office administration or data entry; school experience preferred
About the role
PDO is urgently hiring an Admin & Data Entry Officer for the NSSE Girls Campus, Ahmadpur East. The role manages day‑to‑day campus administration and keeps staff and student records and the School Information System (SIS) accurate and up to date.
Key responsibilities
- Manage day‑to‑day campus administration and office correspondence
- Maintain complete and up‑to‑date staff records, attendance and files
- Maintain student records, including admissions, enrolment and attendance
- Enter, update and verify data in the School Information System (SIS)
- Prepare timely reports from SIS and campus records for management and the project
- Keep office files, stock and assets organised and properly documented
- Support the campus head in coordination, meetings and events
Required education
Bachelor's degree (BA / BCom / BBA / BCS or equivalent)
Work experience
1–2 years in office administration or data entry; school experience preferred
Skills & competencies
- Fast, accurate data entry and attention to detail
- Good working knowledge of MS Excel, Word and email
- Clear written and spoken communication in Urdu and English
- Well organised, reliable and able to meet deadlines
- Able to keep records confidential
Other requirements
- Must be based in or near Ahmadpur East
- Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply (girls campus)
This position closed on 13 October 2026. Applications are no longer being accepted. Shortlisting is under way and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Civil Engineer 971viewsClosed
EducationBachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from an HEC-recognized university, with valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registrationExperienceMinimum 3 years of relevant experience in construction and infrastructure projects
Applications closed94applications
Civil Engineer 971viewsClosed
EducationBachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from an HEC-recognized university, with valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registrationExperienceMinimum 3 years of relevant experience in construction and infrastructure projects
About the role
PDO is seeking a qualified and experienced Civil Engineer to plan, supervise and ensure the quality and timely completion of its infrastructure and construction works, including school rehabilitation projects.
Key responsibilities
- Plan, supervise and monitor civil works at project sites
- Review drawings, BOQs, estimates and technical specifications
- Ensure construction quality, safety and compliance with approved standards
- Verify measurements, contractor bills and work progress
- Prepare site reports and coordinate with contractors, vendors and management
Required education
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from an HEC-recognized university, with valid Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registration
Work experience
Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in construction and infrastructure projects
Skills & competencies
- Strong knowledge of drawings, BOQs, cost estimation and quality-control standards
- Proficiency in AutoCAD, MS Office and project documentation
- Good communication, coordination and report-writing skills
Other requirements
- Valid PEC registration (mandatory)
- Willingness to travel to project sites
This position closed on 2 October 2026. Applications are no longer being accepted. Shortlisting is under way and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
MEAL Manager 1.4kviewsClosed
EducationMasters Level Degree in Statistics, Economics, Public Administration or relevant discipline in social sciencesExperienceMinimum 5 years relevant experience with the NGOs/INGOs or Public sector
Applications closed181applications
MEAL Manager 1.4kviewsClosed
EducationMasters Level Degree in Statistics, Economics, Public Administration or relevant discipline in social sciencesExperienceMinimum 5 years relevant experience with the NGOs/INGOs or Public sector
About the role
PDO is seeking a qualified and experienced professional to lead its Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) function, turning programme data into evidence for decisions and donor reporting.
Key responsibilities
- Develop, implement and continuously improve the organization’s Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning frameworks, systems, tools and guidelines.
- Design project results frameworks, logical frameworks, theories of change, performance indicators and monitoring plans.
- Lead baseline studies, needs assessments, mid-term reviews, end-line evaluations and impact assessments.
- Develop data-collection tools and oversee the collection of accurate, complete and timely quantitative and qualitative data.
- Ensure data quality through regular verification, validation, spot checks, field monitoring and data-quality assessments.
- Analyse programme data and prepare dashboards, progress reports, evaluation reports and management briefs.
- Track programme performance against approved targets, indicators, work plans and donor requirements.
- Conduct regular field-monitoring visits and provide practical recommendations for improving programme quality and effectiveness.
- Establish and manage community feedback, complaint-response and accountability mechanisms.
- Ensure that beneficiary feedback is documented, analysed and incorporated into programme planning and decision-making.
- Promote organizational learning by documenting lessons learned, good practices, success stories and evidence of impact.
- Facilitate learning sessions, reflection meetings and programme-performance reviews with relevant teams.
- Build the MEAL capacity of programme staff, field teams and partners through training, coaching and technical support.
- Coordinate with programme teams to ensure that monitoring findings and evaluation recommendations are implemented promptly.
- Support proposal development by contributing to results frameworks, indicators, targets, MEAL plans and reporting methodologies.
- Ensure compliance with organizational policies, donor requirements, data-protection standards and ethical research practices.
- Maintain secure, organized and updated programme databases, records and supporting documentation.
- Coordinate with donors, partners, consultants and other stakeholders on MEAL-related activities and reporting requirements.
- Provide reliable evidence and analysis to management for strategic planning and evidence-based decision-making.
- Perform other MEAL-related responsibilities assigned by management within the scope of the position.
Required education
Masters Level Degree in Statistics, Economics, Public Administration or relevant discipline in social sciences
Work experience
Minimum 5 years relevant experience with the NGOs/INGOs or Public sector
Skills & competencies
- Strong command of quantitative and qualitative research methods
- Proficiency in data analysis, reporting and digital data-collection tools
- Excellent communication, coordination and team-management skills.
This position closed on 2 October 2026. Applications are no longer being accepted. Shortlisting is under way and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Women and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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Equal opportunity
We welcome applications from women, persons with disabilities and people from minority and marginalized communities.
Safe recruitment
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Code of conduct
All staff sign PDO's PSEA code of conduct and complete annual safeguarding training.
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Internships & volunteering
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