Overview:

This Scope of Work (SoW) outlines responsibilities for a part-time, junior-level TPM Analyst supporting multi-sector Third-Party Monitoring (TPM) projects in Myanmar. The TPM Analyst will support the preparation, coordination, and analysis of TPM activities, ensuring high-quality evidence for humanitarian and development clients. The role requires strong quantitative and qualitative analytical skills, technical writing ability, and the capacity to work in a fast-paced environment supporting multiple projects at once. The TPM Analyst will support COAR in delivering accurate, impartial, timely, and high-quality TPM services that meet donor expectations and sector-wide best practices.

Objectives

Provide high-quality TPM services to multiple donor organisations and clients through rigorous data collection, analysis, and reporting.
Ensure TPM outputs are ethical, objective, conflict-sensitive, and aligned with humanitarian standards including CHS, AAP, safeguarding, and Do No Harm.
Activities

The TPM Analyst will carry out the following tasks:

(a) Project Preparation & Tool Design

Attend project meetings and maintain effective communication with project teams
Conduct desk reviews of project documents (e.g., donor reports, logframes, workplans, budgets, partner submissions).
Develop mixed-methods data collection tools (surveys, KII guides) informed by desk review findings.
Support tool translation, contextualization, and quality checks.
Conduct tool orientation sessions and support other technical training as needed.
(b) Data Collection & Quality Assurance

Coordinate with project teams to ensure tools are implemented as designed.
Conduct remote or in-person KIIs, when required.
Support data quality assurance through logic checks and completeness checks on collected data.
(c) Data Analysis

Clean, organise, and analyse datasets to generate quantitative findings and data charts
Conduct qualitative coding and thematic analysis of interview transcripts or notes
Triangulate findings from multiple sources to support strong, evidence-based reporting
(d) Reporting & Presentation

Prepare high-quality TPM Mission Reports, Inception Reports, Progress Reports, and Analytical Reports.
Present findings or other briefing materials to clients and stakeholders as requested.
Participate in stakeholder presentations and support facilitation where required.
(e) Context Monitoring

Keep informed of political, conflict, economic, and humanitarian developments in Myanmar through media, social media, and open-source channels to ensure data findings are contextualized and relevant.
Qualifications and Experience

The ideal candidate for the role of TPM Analyst will have:

A Master’s degree in Political Science, International Affairs/Relations, Public Policy, Anthropology, Development Studies, Public Health, Journalism, or a related field.
2–4 years of experience in research, MEAL, TPM, or related research and analysis roles.
Proven experience collecting and analysing qualitative and quantitative data for a research institution, think-tank, media outlet, or NGO.
Basic data visualization skills (e.g., Excel, Google Sheets, R, or Python).
Understanding of TPM methodologies, including sampling, tool development, triangulation, and DQA.
Familiarity with Kobo, ODK, or similar mobile data collection tools.
Familiarity with AAP, safeguarding, Do No Harm, CHS, and ethics in primary research data collection.
Knowledge and understanding of the Myanmar humanitarian context
Demonstrable understanding of donor-funded humanitarian and/or development systems and familiarity with their roles in Myanmar
Strong technical writing skills in the English language with attention to accuracy and detail.
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a remote-based team.
Strong communication, presentation, and organisational skills.
Ability to work under tight deadlines, manage multiple tasks, and respond quickly to client needs.
Demonstrated impartiality, integrity, and adherence to confidentiality standards.

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