Job · MENTOR Initiative
MEAL and Compliance Officer - Venezuela
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Duration: 3 months with possibility of extension Required Profile Profile: The candidate must be a Venezuelan national or a foreign national with legal authorization to reside and work in Venezuela. Education: University degree in Public Health, Social Sciences, Administration, Law, International Development, or related fields. Experience: • Minimum of 2 years in project management, MEAL monitoring, or auditing/compliance in non-governmental organizations or the social sector. • Solid experience in indicator design, logical frameworks, data collection (qualitative and quantitative), statistical analysis, and report writing. • Experience working with local organizations, communities, or civil society networks is an advantage. • Knowledge of the humanitarian context in Venezuela is highly valued. • Knowledge of donors such as ECHO and Oxfam is highly valued. Technical Knowledge: Proficiency in data collection tools (KoboToolbox, ODK, SurveyCTO) and data analysis tools (advanced Excel, Power BI). Knowledge of regulatory frameworks for international donors. Compliance Management: • Ensure that all administrative and financial supporting documents are uploaded to the donor monitoring platform, strictly complying with the standards required for approval. • Ensure that donations and distributions are accurately reported in institutional formats, guaranteeing full consistency between what was delivered and what was documented, in accordance with donor regulations. • Monitor compliance with local regulations, internal policies, and donor requirements. • Identify, assess, and update the operational, financial, and reputational risk matrix. • Disseminate the Code of Conduct, anti-corruption policies, and fraud prevention measures to staff and, when necessary, to beneficiaries. • Manage the internal reporting channel, ensuring confidentiality and due process. • Support internal and external audits by providing clear and verifiable evidence. • Prepare periodic monitoring and compliance reports for management and donors. • Train staff on compliance regulations, institutional ethics, and data collection tools. The MENTOR Initiative is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity in the organisation. We ensure the constant non-discrimination throughout the recruitment process. The MENTOR Initiative is committed to promoting diversity and gender equality and strongly encourages candidates from under-represented backgrounds to apply. The MENTOR Initiative applies a zero-tolerance approach to sexual exploitation, abuse, mistreatment or harassment, and other types of unethical behaviour including fraud. The MENTOR Initiative will contact previous employers of applicants to determine if they have any history of violating international standards and codes of conduct relating to such matters.
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