Program Roles

Field officers implement community programs, coordinate field operations, engage stakeholders, collect data, and ensure quality delivery. They bridge headquarters and communities, requiring strong interpersonal and operational skills.

Implementation coordinators support planning, coordination, and execution of programs to ensure timely delivery. They manage workflows, liaise between teams, monitor progress, and resolve operational challenges across sectors.

An implementation lead manages program execution, coordinates teams, oversees timelines, and ensures alignment with organizational goals. This mid-level role requires leadership, operational planning, and problem-solving skills.

Implementation support officers provide operational and administrative assistance to ensure smooth execution of programs and projects, supporting teams with task tracking, documentation, communication, and process improvement.

A MEL associate supports data collection, analysis, and reporting to assess program performance and inform decision making, playing a key role in evidence-informed nonprofit and social enterprise programs.

A MEL director leads the design and implementation of monitoring, evaluation, and learning systems to ensure evidence-driven, adaptive, and accountable programs in nonprofits and social enterprises.

The MEL lead role involves overseeing monitoring, evaluation, and learning systems to ensure data-driven decision making and program improvement in nonprofits and social enterprises.

A MEL manager oversees monitoring, evaluation, and learning systems to improve program performance, manage data quality, support evaluations, and facilitate learning in nonprofits and social enterprises.

A MEL specialist provides expertise in monitoring, evaluation, and learning, supporting data collection, analysis, and evidence translation to improve program effectiveness in nonprofits and social enterprises.

Monitoring assistants support data collection, entry, and management to track program activities and outcomes, playing a key role in MEL systems and offering entry-level opportunities in nonprofits and development agencies.