Evaluation Consultant – Uganda (Youth Think Tank)
Restless Development Uganda is looking for an Evaluation Consultant for their Youth Think Tank Programme.
Restless Development Uganda is looking for an Evaluation Consultant for their Youth Think Tank Programme.
We are looking for a values-driven, confident leader who shares our passion for youth and youth development. The Senior Youth Collective Manager will have strong management skills – balancing coordination and operational delivery with a strategic focus.
We are looking for a values-driven, confident leader who shares our passion for youth and youth development, someone with a senior programme management background, with knowledge of MEL and Programme Quality, Evidence and Learning and with the ability to lead from the top. Above all this is a key leadership position – strong inclusive leadership skills are a must as you drive forward this ambitious programme and lead talented teams to deliver to the highest standards.
We are looking for someone with strong technical research and evaluation skills; the ability to train and support young right holders to harness evidence and learning in their activism; and a commitment to supporting youth leadership.
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