Consortium MEAL, Accountability & Reporting Manager

About the role

The International Rescue Committee is seeking a seasoned MEAL professional to lead monitoring, evidence consolidation, accountability and reporting for the Ukraine Life‑Saving Assistance Consortium (ULAC). Based in Kyiv, the role supports consortium coordination, data quality and donor reporting across multiple partners.

Key responsibilities

• Develop, operationalize and periodically review a consortium Monitoring Plan aligned with UHF/OCHA indicators and reporting requirements.
• Consolidate monitoring data from partner organisations, ensure quality assurance, and maintain visibility over geographic and population coverage.
• Coordinate process‑monitoring and post‑distribution monitoring (PDM) for cash, voucher and in‑kind assistance.
• Aggregate and analyse feedback, complaints and safeguarding concerns to inform programme adaptation.
• Lead the preparation of consolidated narrative and monitoring reports for UHF/OCHA, including evidence for monitoring visits.

Required profile

• Advanced degree in monitoring and evaluation, social sciences, statistics, international development or related field, or equivalent experience.
• Typically 7+ years of progressive MEAL, program quality or donor‑reporting experience in humanitarian settings.
• Proven experience designing and coordinating MEAL systems for complex, multi‑partner programmes.
• Strong analytical writing skills and ability to translate complex evidence into concise donor reports.
• Excellent written and spoken English; Ukrainian language skills highly desirable.

Required skills

• Indicator framework design and mapping.
• Data‑quality assurance and quantitative/qualitative analysis.
• Post‑distribution monitoring (PDM) and process monitoring.
• Accountability to affected populations (AAP) mechanisms.
• Donor reporting and narrative synthesis.