Aga Khan Agency for Habitat

The Monitoring & Evaluation Officer, under the ambit of the monitoring & evaluation framework, will work for the effective design and implementation of the monitoring & evaluation activities of different field interventions by AKAH Pakistan. The job is based in Thatta/ Badin Office in rural Sindh.

The individual will carry out the responsibilities that include the following:

• Assist Manager M&E in developing and strengthening the monitoring, inspection and evaluation procedures at AKAH Pakistan.
• Understand donor requirements for gender- and disability-responsive reporting, and ensure timely submission in the prescribed formats.
• Develop monitoring tools to support programme reporting, assist in recruiting enumerators, and facilitate training-of-trainers sessions. Take lead on regional baseline and endline project assessments.
• Ensure active participation in M&E meetings with stakeholders.
• Demonstrate the ability to analyse both qualitative and quantitative data.
• Monitor project activities and progress towards achieving the project output.
• Ensuring compilation of data from regions and its entry into the MIS system.
• Develop progress and other reports on need basis.
• Ensure availability of reliable M&E data for decision making.
• Cross check monthly progress data shared by field/ project staff and identify short comings in the project according to the indicators set.
• Conduct monitoring visits, following the guidelines provided by Manager MIS and M&E and Donor requirements.
• Develop field reports, based on the analysis of data collected during field visits.
• Draft progress reports of the project update or other periodical reports, under supervision of Manager MIS and M&E.
• Write success stories, case studies, and conduct need assessment surveys and impact surveys if required.
• Assist in coordination with internal and external stakeholders for smooth functioning of M&E activities and the achievement of monitoring & evaluation related goals and targets.

Social Development

A new agency, the Aga Khan Agency for the Habitat (AKAH), works to ensure that people live in physical settings that are as safe as possible from the effects of natural disasters, that residents who do live in such high risk areas are able to cope with disasters in terms of preparedness and response, and that these settings provide access to social and financial services that lead to greater opportunities and a better quality of life. The new agency merges the activities of the Aga Khan Planning and Building Services, with its prize-winning water and sanitation programmes and low-cost habitat products, such as smoke-free stoves; the humanitarian arm of AKDN, FOCUS, which promotes disaster mitigation and resiliency and intervenes after disasters; the AKDN’s Disaster Risk Management Initiative, which focuses on disaster preparedness in remote areas; and the environment- and habitat-related activities of the Aga Khan Foundation, including the Prince Sadruddin Fund for the Environment and the Foundation’s highly regarded rural support programmes.

South Asia

Pakistan

Salary and package to attract the best candidate

13-Jan-2026